Boeing has validated the stealth characteristics of its MQ-28 Ghost Bat collaborative combat aircraft, confirming its ability to operate in high-threat environments.
A recent radar cross-section (RCS) testing confirmed that the drone’s design reduces the range at which enemy radars can detect and track it, potentially improving survivability in contested environments.
The tests provided objective, repeatable data on detection risk, with results indicating the effectiveness of the MQ-28’s airframe design, manufacturing, and components in reducing radar observability.
Read the full story on our new publication, The Drone Front: MQ-28 Ghost Bat Demos Wingman Stealth Capability in Boeing Tests
