Eurosatory 2026: Thales Unveils AAR AI Platform for Gladiator Trainer Aircraft
French defence electronics giant Thales has officially launched its AAR (Autonomous Aerial Refueling) AI platform designed for the Gladiator trainer aircraft at Eurosatory 2026. The system has completed development and has undergone field testing with multiple undisclosed military customers, marking its formal entry into the commercial market.
Highlights
- Thales officially unveiled the AAR (Autonomous Aerial Refueling) AI platform for the Gladiator trainer aircraft at Eurosatory 2026.
- The AAR platform has completed final development qualification and has been field-tested with multiple undisclosed national militaries.
- The Eurosatory launch marks the system's formal entry into the commercial defence market.
- Thales has not yet disclosed the names of military test partners or detailed technical specifications of the AAR platform.
French defence electronics major Thales has officially revealed its AAR (Autonomous Aerial Refueling) AI platform, developed specifically for the Gladiator trainer aircraft, at the Eurosatory 2026 defence exhibition.
System Finalised and Field-Tested
According to Thales, the AI platform has completed its final development and qualification phase and has already undergone field validation with multiple unnamed national militaries. The formal unveiling at Eurosatory marks the system's transition into its commercial marketing phase.
Debut at Eurosatory Defence Exhibition
Eurosatory is one of the world's largest land and air-land defence and security exhibitions, drawing defence agencies, military procurement bodies, and defence industry players from around the globe. Thales' decision to debut the AAR platform at this high-profile venue underscores the company's confidence in the system's commercial potential.
About Thales
Thales is a French multinational defence and aerospace electronics group with operations spanning aviation, space, ground transportation, and digital security. The company has a long track record of supplying advanced electronic systems and AI-driven solutions to militaries worldwide.
Thales has not yet disclosed the identities of the military partners involved in testing or detailed technical specifications. Further information is expected to be released in due course.
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