The Future of Autonomous Fighters Arrives in Rome
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI), the global leader in uncrewed aircraft systems, is honored to join the 25th International Fighter Conference as the sole Four-Star Lead Partner, demonstrating its dedication to the next generation of autonomous fighter jets.
GA-ASI's Uncrewed Fighter Fleet Spotlight at the 2025 Conference
Based in San Diego, GA-ASI unveiled its expanding production fleet of unmanned combat jets, which includes the MQ-20 Avenger®, XQ-67A Off-Board Sensing Station, and YFQ-42A Collaborative Combat Aircraft. These aircraft are shaping the future of autonomous and semi-autonomous combat aviation by advancing autonomy, manned-unmanned teamwork, and cost-effective rapid deployment.
Innovations with the Gambit Series
GA-ASI’s Gambit Series offers modular and scalable uncrewed fighters designed to help U.S. forces and allied partners rapidly modernize their air capabilities for future conflicts.
Pioneering Milestones and Flight Operations
Committed to delivering a production-representative uncrewed jet fighter to the U.S. Air Force by summer 2025, GA-ASI launched the YFQ-42A CCA in August, marking a groundbreaking step in fighter jet technology. Flight operations continue across the fleet, solidifying GA-ASI’s leadership in UAS development and timely delivery.
"GA-ASI’s growing production fleet of unmanned combat jets is defining the global future of autonomous and semi-autonomous combat jets, leading the way in autonomy development, manned-unmanned teaming, and affordable, rapid delivery at scale."
Author's summary: GA-ASI is leading a transformative era in military aviation with its highly advanced uncrewed combat jets, setting new standards in autonomy, teamwork, and rapid deployment for future air forces worldwide.