On the sixtieth Anniversary of the Royal Brunei Air Drive (Tentera Udara Diraja Brunei), His Majesty the Sultan of Brunei Darussalam and Supreme Commander of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces unveiled the most recent functionality of the Royal Brunei Air Drive: The Integrator – American-made unmanned aerial programs (UAS) by Insitu Inc. Insitu is an entirely owned subsidiary of The Boeing Firm. The Royal Brunei Air Drive has acquired no less than one Insitu Integrator unmanned aerial system (UAS) to boost its maritime surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities.
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Chargé d’Affaires Emily Fleckner and Chief of the Workplace of Protection Cooperation Commander Randall Jones have been happy to satisfy His Majesty the Sultan on the unveiling of the Insitu (a Boeing subsidiary) unmanned aerial system, a brand new functionality of the Royal Brunei Air Drive. The U.S. is a proud protection associate of Brunei with over 20 years of protection cooperation, and now we’re proud to have an American firm present the potential to assist the Royal Brunei Air Drive improve maritime area consciousness to take care of peace and safety within the area.
Chargé d’Affaires Emily Fleckner was happy to satisfy His Majesty the Sultan on the unveiling of the Insitu (a Boeing subsidiary) unmanned aerial system. (Picture by US Embassy in Brunei)
The Integrator is an unmanned air automobile designed and constructed by Boeing Insitu to satisfy a U.S. Navy requirement for a small tactical unmanned air system (STUAS). It’s a twin-boom, single-engine monoplane, designed as a complement to the Boeing Scan Eagle and makes use of the identical launcher and restoration system because the Scan Eagle. The Integrator has a size of two.5 m, a wingspan of 4.9 m, a most takeoff weight of 74.8 kg, and a most payload weight of 18 kg. The UAV has an endurance of greater than 24 hours, a most ceiling of 5,940 meters, and a most velocity of greater than 90 knots.
