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Baykar, Leonardo complete live tests of crewed-unmanned aircraft teaming

Italian defense firm Leonardo and Turkish aviation firm Baykar successfully concluded the first phase of live testing for the K-SWARM program, marking a...

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Baykar, Leonardo complete live tests of crewed-unmanned aircraft teaming

Italian defense firm Leonardo and Turkish aviation firm Baykar successfully concluded the first phase of live testing for the K-SWARM program, marking a...

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ukrinform.net29 g fa

Baykar, Leonardo carry out first real-world tests of aviation ‘swarm’

Baykar KIZILELMA autonomously coordinated with Leonardo M-346 in K-SWARM's first live test, transitioning manned-unmanned teaming from simulation to flight operations. Pivots defense aviation toward autonomous hybrid systems; for tech leaders, signals demand for cyber-secure multi-agent orchestration and real-time governance.

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breakingdefense.com29 g fa

Leonardo and Baykar complete test flights for manned-unmanned teaming - Breaking Defense

“The programme is aimed at designing and developing interoperability between crewed and uncrewed aircraft,” the companies said.

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Leonardo e Baykar portano in volo il programma K-Swarm

Leonardo e Baykar hanno validato il programma K-Swarm integrando M-346 e Kizilelma, primo test operativo di coordinamento autonomo manned-unmanned. Framework di governance distribuita per fleet eterogenee apre transizione verso coordination autonoma multi-platform e distributed warfare capability.

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Leonardo, Baykar tout in-flight control of Kizilelma drone from a M-346 jet trainer

Following an autonomous taxi and take-off, the Kizilelma autonomously linked to the M-346 using “an advanced radio frequency data exchange system."

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  1. lunedì 22 giugno 2026·formiche.net

    Leonardo e Baykar portano in volo il programma K-Swarm

    Leonardo e Baykar hanno completato la prima fase di prove in volo del programma K-Swarm, dedicato allo sviluppo dell’interoperabilità tra velivoli con equipaggio e sistemi senza…

  2. lunedì 22 giugno 2026·dailysabah.com

    Baykar, Leonardo complete live tests of crewed-unmanned aircraft teaming

    Italian defense firm Leonardo and Turkish aviation firm Baykar successfully concluded the first phase of live testing for the K-SWARM program, marking a...

  3. martedì 23 giugno 2026·ukrinform.net

    Baykar, Leonardo carry out first real-world tests of aviation ‘swarm’

    Turkish company Baykar and Italian company Leonardo successfully completed the first stage of flight tests under the K-SWARM program, aimed at developing interaction between…

  4. martedì 23 giugno 2026·defensenews.com

    Leonardo, Baykar tout in-flight control of Kizilelma drone from a M-346 jet trainer

    Following an autonomous taxi and take-off, the Kizilelma autonomously linked to the M-346 using “an advanced radio frequency data exchange system."

  5. martedì 23 giugno 2026·breakingdefense.com

    Leonardo and Baykar complete test flights for manned-unmanned teaming - Breaking Defense

    “The programme is aimed at designing and developing interoperability between crewed and uncrewed aircraft,” the companies said.