Aircraft
Lycoming Engines Sees New Markets In UAS Segment
Lycoming’s first UAS project dates to World War II and an unmanned twin-engine aircraft.
Textron’s Aerosonde Mk4.7G is powered by the Lycoming EL-005 multi-fuel engine.
Textron’s Aerosonde Mk4.7G is powered by the Lycoming EL-005 multi-fuel engine.

Textron’s Lycoming Engines division has found new markets for its man-rated piston engines in the unmanned aerial systems (UAS) segment. For Lycoming, which is celebrating its 85th year manufacturing aircraft engines, its participation in current UAS developments isn’t the company’s first foray into providing engines for unmanned aircraft.

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