Elisra unveils EW integrated Active/Passive Self-Protection Suite for helicopters at Aero India
Elisra has introduced its active and passive self-protection suite for helicopters and transport aircraft.
The new system constitutes a new stage in the evolution of self-protection and survival systems for airborne platforms.
With this solution Elisra presents a new type of system, offering a complete and comprehensive RF-Laser-EO protection shell for Helicopters and transport aircraft.
The suite combines RWR, LWR, IR-PAWS, RF Jammer, laser DIRCM and Chaff/Flare dispensing functions, thus providing quick reaction time and effective responses to all types of threats.
With seamless interoperability of all of its components, the system searches and detects threats, provides warning and provides jamming against airborne and ground-based EO, RF and laser threats presented by all types of air defense systems, including missiles, MANPADS, ground-based fire, RPGs and others.
Elisra’s new system provides a level of performance that far exceeds the sum total of its parts. The system's seamless integration of its myriad components ensures optimized performance of each, with a new level of effectiveness, all based on years of operational experience. Able to confront and defeat even the most advanced threats in any environment, this battle-proven lightweight modular system, advances airframe survivability and mission success.
The new system offers a host of additional capabilities including pinpoint geolocation of threats from platform protection to protecting an entire mission, while providing comprehensive mission support. Taken together, the systems' capabilities are unique among competing systems, offering not only survivability but actual support for completing a mission and maintaining air superiority.
Itzchak Gat, Elisra’s CEO said, “The new protection suite offers helicopters and transport planes a range of capabilities that improve protection. The suite’s components work in concert to enhance a helicopters' role on a mission. Additionally, the suite enhances the helicopter’s attack capability. The operational success of the components comprising the system is well established. In the new suite they combine to perform well beyond the individual capabilities of each.”
Source: Elisra
More from Defence Helicopter
-
Germany to send WS-61 Westland Sea King helicopters to Ukraine
Germany has committed to sending Ukraine six of its 21 retiring WS-61 Westland Sea King multirole, amphibious helicopters.
-
Boeing secures $271 million to advance modernisation of US Special Operations' MH-47G Chinook
Boeing has clinched a major contract modification to further its backing of the US Special Operations Command’s MH-47G Chinook aircraft modernisation effort.
-
Dubai Airshow 2023: South Korean homegrown helicopters make international debut
Two KAI helicopters, the KUH-1E utility helicopter and the Light Attack Helicopter (LAH), have taken centre stage at the Dubai Airshow 2023.
-
Italian Navy receives final NH90 helicopter
The Italian Navy now boasts a fleet of 56 NH90 helicopters comprising 46 SH-90As and 10 MH-90As.
-
Argentina seeks AW109 and CH-46 Sea Knight helicopters
The Argentinian Air Force (FAA) and the Argentinian Naval Aviation Command (COAN) are looking for options to upgrade their helicopter fleets.
-
DSEI 2023: Lockheed to produce about 40% of Black Hawks on UK soil if it wins NMH contest
Lockheed Martin promises a boost to the British job market and export opportunities, while strengthening ties with Poland and positioning the UK for a future in rotorcraft technology in the event of a New Medium Helicopter competition triumph.