Together with The University of Manchester, BAE Systems has successfully completed the first phase of flight trials with MAGMA – a small scale unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), which will use a unique blown-air system to manoeuvre the aircraft - paving the way for future stealthier aircraft designs. Read more
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BAE Systems and the University of Manchester successfully completed first phase of flight with MAGMA UAV
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