Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is a state-owned company that manufactures products in the aerospace and aviation sectors.
The company is most well-known for their wide range of military equipment, producing and servicing a variety of drones, missiles, aircraft, and more. IAI also boasts a range of space hardware, including the EROS and Ofek satellites.
Despite the numerous military-centric products, which are made for the IDF and sometimes sold to foreign nations, IAI also has a number of products made for civilians, most famously the Gulfstream business jets.
The company is based in Lod and its current CEO is Boaz Levy.
The Israeli-manufactured air defense system will be sold to Slovakia to add to its defense infrastructure.
First Israeli superconductor-based quantum computer supporting defense and civilian applications is now operational.
The evaluation was conducted in the Baltic Sea by a 5.5-ton submarine equipped with a telescopic mast with radar and electro-optic systems.
Peretz bolstered IAI’s presence by establishing a visitors’ center in Washington, DC, and launching a new center for technological innovation; fostering American youth’s interest in aerospace.
Israel Aerospace Industries reports record-breaking performance with $416 million in net income and a $25 billion order backlog in 2024's first nine months.
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The first Accelerator program in IAI’s US Innovation Center.
Shay Gal, VP of external relations, explains the importance of media coverage.
Amir Peretz influence in Israel's defense ministry and in the country's security doctrine remains to be significant, despite his new focus being on chairing the Israel Aerospace Industries.
During the ADEX 2024 exhibition, Azerbaijan's President, Ilham Aliyev, visited IAI’s booth, led by the company's CEO, Boaz Levy.
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