Tel Aviv, Israel,11th June 2025:

IAI (Israel Aerospace Industries) will showcase an extensive range of cutting-edge air, land and space systems in the upcoming Paris Air Show, taking place 16-22 June at the Le Bourget airfield (booth #H3-B64).

Boaz Levy, President & CEO of IAI said, “IAI’s participation in the Paris Air Show demonstrates our commitment to being at the forefront of aerospace and defense innovation. This prestigious exhibition is an important opportunity for us to showcase our latest proven systems and technologies to both existing and potential partners. We look forward to highlighting how our solutions address the evolving needs of today’s defense and aerospace landscape.”

At the show, IAI will highlight the following systems and solutions at its booth:

Arrow Anti-Ballistic Missile Air Defense System is the world’s first operational, national, stand-alone ATBM missile system, designed to intercept ballistic missiles outside the earth’s atmosphere and plays a central role in the State of Israel’s multilayer defense.

Barak MX integrated air and missile defense systems, a network-centric solution which enable incoming threats to be managed and neutralized. In operational use with the Israel Navy and other armed forces around the world.

Heron MK II Medium Altitude Long Endurance (MALE) unmanned aerial vehicle in operational use by more than 20 customers, among them the Israeli Air Force, the German Air Force and others.

Scorpius-G Electronic Warfare system, which is able, in parallel, to receive, block, and interfere with secure communications from multiple threats at different frequencies and from different directions.

WIND DEMON, a new generation affordable Long-Range Air-to-Surface Cruise Missile designed to neutralize a wide range of targets at great distances.

AIR LORA, a long-range Air Launched Ballistic Missile (ALBM) developed for missions against high-quality and well-protected targets such as command centers, air force bases, infrastructure and naval vessels in dense littorals.

Boeing B777-300ER aircraft, which is undergoing conversion from a passenger- to a freight- configuration and can carry 100 tons of cargo, the largest capacity in converted airplanes to date. IAI is the world leader in aircraft upgrade and conversion, and this latest example joins previous aircraft types such as the B767-200/300, B747-400, and the B737-700/800, which the company has successfully converted.

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