One Way Aerospace starts mass production of drones for Ukraine
The company's kamikaze drones can carry anti-tank warheads
Ukraine is increasing the number of drones to deliver a powerful strike against the enemy, the aggressor country of russia. Meanwhile, One Way Aerospace is expanding its production capabilities.
This is stated in the Forbes article.
The Scalpel drone has a speed of over 100 km/h and a range of over 10 km. The drone can detect enemy vehicles at a great distance and destroy them.
In addition to these drones, One Way Aerospace produces large drones and long-range ammunition. To expand its production capabilities, the company is building a drone manufacturing plant in Ukraine.
The article states that the Ukrainian government's ultimate goal is probably to create an army of drones at a cost of $860 million. The mass production of high-tech drones is supposed to replace the handmade attack drones currently being built in Ukraine.
One Way Aerospace has been supplying Scalpel attack drones to Ukraine since 2022. The company describes its mission as creating conditions for "strategic democratised warfare".
Forbes notes that the founders of One Way Aerospace are James Earl, former Australian combat engineer, investor Francisco Serra-Martins, and Roman Antonov, former CTO of Dorini and engineer from Ukraine's Antonov Design Bureau.
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