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Russia - Zala Aero begins serial production of new drone

Zala Aero of Kalashnikov Concern launched the serial production of a new unmanned aerial vehicle, ZALA 421-16Ev2, the Kalashnikov said. 

 The ZALA 421-16Ev2 has upgraded characteristics. The range of video and data transmission-reception now comprises 120 km and the engagement altitude is 5 km. The new vehicle will replace Zala 421-16E produced since 2014," Zala Aero CEO Konstantin Abashkin said." (Picture source: Zala Aero)

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