GA-ASI advances aerial recovery for SUAS and ALE

General Atomics recently advanced its Aerial Recovery System for Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems/Air-Launched Effects (SUAS/ALE) by deploying and retracting a towline with a “smart end feature” from a GA-ASI MQ-20 Avenger UAS in flight.

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