Falco surveillance drone becomes armed forces' key weapon
The production of Falco Surveillance Drone was started in 2009.
KAMRA (Dunya News) – Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has moved one step ahead by manufacturing Falco Surveillance Drone which is equipped with latest technology, reported Dunya News on Wednesday.
Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) Kamra has played the key role in self-reliance of drone manufacturing, which is also a proof of its capabilities.
The production of Falco Surveillance Drone was started in 2009 in collaboration with Italy’s company Selex Galileo under technology transfer project at PAC Kamra.
The unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), also known as drone, can continue its fight 18 thousand feet above ground level for 14 hours with speed of 105 nautical miles per hour. Furthermore, it is equipped with latest camera, laser and infrared technology.
According to PAF officials, only few countries possess the technology that is being practiced at PAC Kamra. Its scientists and engineers have worked with great efficiency and success to strengthen country’s self-defense.
Defense experts have also said that Falco Surveillance Drone is one of the latest drones of the world, and it has been designed according to futuristic needs. The UAV will address surveillance and reconnaissance needs of PAF.
