Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Airborne Concept offers air-droppable, electric UAV
Target applications for the ‘Drop n’ Drone’ are special military missions, and relief efforts.
The wing of the electrically powered Drop ’n Drone rotates into position before the parachute detaches.
The wing of the electrically powered Drop ’n Drone rotates into position before the parachute detaches.

Airborne Concept (Hall 4 A108) is here exhibiting the Drop n’ Drone, an air-droppable, electrically powered unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that can carry a two-pound payload. “The idea is to relieve a surveillance aircraft, such as a special-mission military transport, and still keep a site under watch,” Airborne Concept president Arnaud Le Maout told AIN. He alluded to those missions when terrorists have to be kept under constant observation so as not to lose track of a hostage.