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Take a Look: Vsat Introduced New Aircraft and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Systems
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The Lithuanian Armed Forces and the State Border Guard Service (SBS) are systematically strengthening the control and protection of the country's airspace - they are deploying advanced unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) systems, and the border guard aviation is updating its helicopter fleet.
As the State Border Guard Service (VSAT) Aviation Board, which is celebrating its 33rd anniversary, presented new aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicle systems on Thursday, Interior Minister Vladislavas Kondratovičius said that Lithuania’s aircraft fleet was already outdated, so it had to be updated. “We had a fleet that was already outdated and we had to either invest in updating old things (or buy new ones – BNS),” V. Kondratovičius told repor…
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