Former PM Rudd tours aerial drone headquarters of Shield AI

Posted on August 13, 2025 by Guest authors

The American defence company produces the V-BAT vertical-takeoff and landing, AI-based uncrewed aerial system for military, border protection, law enforcement, search and rescue, climate surveillance and disaster management operations.

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Citing “strong performance and exceptional demand”, the Flying Kangaroo will increase from the current three A330-200 flights per week to up to five in 2026/27, representing over a 50 per cent capacity increase from the current season.

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