The Expendable Active Decoy will be tested on US F-16s after the recent tests on Italian Tornados and Danish F-16s. The U.S. Air Force’s Seek Eagle Office has approved Leonardo’s BriteCloud 218 ...
Leonardo has been contracted by the UK Ministry of Defence to support trials of the BriteCloud 55 expendable active decoy (EAD) on the Royal Air Force’s (RAF’s) fleet of Typhoon aircraft, the company ...
Leonardo’s newest generation BriteCloud expendable active decoy is on track for initial deliveries by the end of 2017, having been tested for the first time onboard the Royal Danish Air Force’s ...
The RAF is working to deploy BriteCloud 55 on its Typhoon fleet before the platform receives its new Smart Stores Dispenser. Interest in the Leonardo BriteCloud decoy system is growing around the ...
Leonardo is confident of scoring new business for its BriteCloud air-launched active decoy technology, after recent tests involving unmanned air vehicles (UAVs), and with a capability trial pending ...
Leonardo has confirmed details of its electronic warfare (EW) systems, BriteCloud and BriteStorm, during DSEI 2025. BriteCloud is said to be the world’s first Digital Radio Frequency Memory (DRFM) ...
Leonardo has upgraded the capabilities of its air-launched BriteCloud 55-T active decoy, with the effort having been completed in conjunction with a NATO working group. “New features include ...
The U.S. Air National Guard will test Leonardo's BriteCloud expendable active decoy. (Leonardo) The U.S. Air National Guard is set to test next-generation decoy technology that was originally designed ...
An artist's rendering of the upgraded BriteCloud countermeasure for aircraft. (Leonardo) The UK-based electronic warfare (EW) business of Leonardo has upgraded the large aircraft variant of its ...
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