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GA-ASI clean-sheet uncrewed aircraft announced for military, civil and commercial missions. No first-flight or fielding milestone established.
- Unveiled
- Sep 10, 2026
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GA-ASI clean-sheet uncrewed aircraft announced for military, civil and commercial missions. No first-flight or fielding milestone established.
General Atomics Collaborative Combat Aircraft for the US Air Force.
Modernized GA-ASI Gray Eagle medium-altitude drone for the U.S. Army.

General Atomics long-endurance remotely piloted ISR aircraft with over-the-horizon satellite control.
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GA-ASI family of collaborative combat aircraft built around a shared core of landing gear, avionics, chassis, and other hardware. The company describes variants for intelligence and reconnaissance, air-to-air and air-to-ground combat, adversary training, stealth reconnaissance, and carrier operations. Its November 2025 announcement describes Gambit 6 as in development; family membership does not establish the operational status of each variant.
Short takeoff and landing remotely piloted aircraft in the GA-ASI multi-mission aircraft catalog. This entry records the named product and manufacturer only; no operator or fielding status is inferred.
Jet-powered uncrewed aircraft used by GA-ASI and the US Navy as a surrogate test bed for autonomy and collaborative combat aircraft technology.
General Atomics Off-Board Sensing Station uncrewed aircraft built for AFRL on a common 'genus' chassis.