Finnish Defence Forces Order €14 Million in FPV Drones
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The drones to be purchased will be manufactured in Finland.
Finnish Defence Forces order €14 million in FPV drones
Finland’s Defence Forces have signed a multi-year agreement worth €14 million with Finnish technology group Insta for domestically produced FPV drones, as the military expands drone training among conscripts. The agreement includes options as well as training, spare parts and maintenance services. Insta said the first systems have already been delivered to the Defence Forces.
Weaponizable FPV micro-drone systems purchased for training purposes will expand the training of conscripts to all units.
Finnish Defence Forces order locally made FPV drones from Insta under agreement worth up to €14 million for army-wide conscript training - Defence Industry Europe
The aircraft will support large-scale flight training for conscripts across every Finnish Army brigade-level unit. FPV drones transmit live video to their operators and can carry payloads selected for specific missions. “Domestic drone production strengthens security of supply and supports the operational readiness of the Finnish Defence Forces,” said Juha-Matti Ylitalo, Deputy Director of the Finnish Defence Forces Logistics Command and Brigadi…
Finland's defence forces have signed a €14 million contract for the purchase of FPV drones as part of further strengthening the country's military potential.
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TalouselämäDeliveries under the multi-year contract have already begun. The drones will be used in all Army units.
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