AIRO’s Training Division Awarded $1.9 Million U.S. Navy Contract to Support Flight and JTAC Training
The award enhances a core element of
Under this contract, AIRO’s Coastal Defense team will deliver specialized training support services designed to elevate the realism and execution of
“This award builds directly on the successful work our team has already delivered for this customer and highlights the growing depth of AIRO’s training capabilities,” said
Emphasizing the strategic importance of this, AIRO’s Executive Chairman, Dr. Chirinjeev Kathuria said, “AIRO’s momentum continues to build as our divisions operate with greater alignment and shared purpose. The success of our Training Division showcases the mission expertise and innovation emerging across the company, strengthening our position as an integrated provider of training, avionics, drones, and electric air mobility solutions. The Navy’s trust underscores the value of our approach, and as our Training Division becomes a strategic pillar of the enterprise, we remain focused on delivering mission‑ready capabilities that meet the evolving needs of the defense community and drive lasting value for all stakeholders.”
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