Boeing’s Australian subsidiary named its new uncrewed combat aerial vehicle on Monday, officially dubbing it the MQ-28A “Ghost Bat.” It named the drone after a creepy species of predatory bat found ...

The RAAF's MQ-28 Ghost Bat drone has completed public flight trials to demonstrate its operational capabilities. Performed for select journalists, the flight of the Boeing Loyal Wingman took place at ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The real breakthrough comes from paired internal weapons bays built into the fuselage sides. Each bay accommodates one AIM-120 ...

Back in 2020, Boeing let the world know it is working on a new combat drone, one that is powered by an artificial intelligence system, and would be capable of working alongside crewed aircraft. It was ...

Boeing has delivered a briefing update on its MQ-28 Ghost Bat collaborative combat aircraft (CCA), currently on display at Farnborough International Airshow, confirming the addition of Leonardo as an ...

Unlike its main competitors, the YFQ-42 Dark Merlin and YFQ-44 “Fury,” the MQ-28 Ghost Bat can carry anti-air missiles in internal weapons bays, keeping its low-observable characteristics intact.

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WOOMERA, Australia—Boeing MQ-28 Block 1 Ghost Bats have completed a series of key demonstrations more than four months early to inform an imminent Australian government decision on whether to proceed ...

AI software is sure to change the world, for better or for worse is to be determined. The way we work, the way we surf the Internet, the way we shop on Amazon, and so many other facets of our lives ...

The MQ-28 Ghost Bat was initially passed over by the US Air Force in favor of competing drones from Anduril and General Atomics, but it might have another chance. Aerospace giant Boeing has described ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The first photos of this combination were published on the official Facebook page of U.S. Pacific Command (PACAF). Taken over the ...