Indra showcases comprehensive air and space defense solutions at the Paris Air Show

Indra Group is participating in the prestigious Paris Air Show, held from June 16 to 22, reaffirming its position as a leader in the protection of airspace and space assets for various nations. The company presents a unparalleled technological offering, which includes satellite constellations, telescopes, multifunctional radars and anti-drone systems, all integrated into state-of-the-art command and control centersThese systems provide a holistic view of the operational environment, ensuring maximum mission effectiveness.

Ángel Escribano, CEO of Indra Group, emphasized the company's strategic importance: "Indra is a strategic company, key to European defense, developing cutting-edge systems that provide deterrence capabilities in all domains and are essential for conducting multi-domain operations. The company is strengthening its industrial capacity to produce more, more quickly and efficiently, and ensure real military superiority."

During the event, Indra has arranged a immersive room in its static exhibition area (area 196), where visitors can experience first-hand the operation of some of its most advanced command and control systems, offering a truly immersive experience. total realismAmong the systems presented are:

El Antiaircraft Artillery Operations Center (COAAAS), designed for the coordination and management of anti-aircraft defense.
AIRDEF, one of the most sophisticated air command and control systems on the continent, already implemented in centers of the Spanish Air Force and Space.
ECYSAP, a pioneering system in Europe for cyber situational awareness, focused on the planning and conduct of military operations in cyberspace.
SUCCAUL, surveillance, control and air coordination subsystem in the UAS LSS/U-Space environment.
Un Operational Analysis System, which allows for the synthetic evaluation of military situations and scenarios, as well as the emulation of systems to facilitate decision-making.

In the same static exhibition area, Indra also exhibits the MTR10 multifunction electronically scanned array tactical radar. This system is capable of detect, geolocate and identify aerial targets accurately and quickly in various missions, including early warning, air defense, counterbattery, and rocket, artillery, and mortar countermeasures (C-RAM). Its design allows for networked operation and truck-mounted deployment, ensuring high mobility and rapid relocation for protection. It also features VALERO, a new weapons system based on a multipurpose aerial vehicle, adaptable to different types of payloads depending on the mission and capable of being launched from aircraft, ships, or land.

Indra is a company with a unique capacity in Europe to cover the comprehensive protection of
air and space domain, combining all types of sensors and systems

At its main stand (Hall 2C Aisle E, stand 317), within the Spanish companies pavilion at TEDAE, Indra is exhibiting its Mini4EO Earth observation satelliteThis satellite is prepared to integrate various surveillance sensors, which makes it a fundamental tool for border protection, detection of illicit activities, and support for strategic operations in remote areas.

Recently, Indra has promoted the creation of Indra Space, a new subsidiary with which it aims to consolidate its position as one of the main players in the space sector. This initiative seeks to make Indra one of the few European companies with the capacity to cover the entire space value chain, from From manufacturing and managing satellites on Earth to providing ultra-secure surveillance and communications services with its own satellites.

The company maintains its global leadership in the development of radars for the detection of objects in space, having supplied these systems to the Spanish Air Force and Space Force and also manufacturing them for the German Air Force (Luftwaffe). These radars are complemented by the Indra's advanced telescopes, which extend surveillance to higher orbits, offering protection to satellites and launches against impacts from space debris or hostile actions.

Indra also plays a crucial role as Coordinator of the Future Combat Air System (NGWS/FCAS) development program and is one of the key companies in the evolution of the Eurofighter. The company is also making progress in the creation of Indra Land Vehicles, a new company that will be dedicated to the production of military vehicles and combat tanks