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Royal Air Force: Reaper concludes 18 years of service with final flight as MQ-9B Protector takes over
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Royal Air Force: Reaper concludes 18 years of service with final flight as MQ-9B Protector takes over
Over nearly two decades, Reaper aircraft have accumulated more than 173,000 flying hours, equivalent to travelling to the moon and back over 50 times. The system is now being replaced by the advanced MQ-9B Protector, which offers greater range, endurance, improved weapon systems, and certification to operate in UK airspace. Protector can remain airborne for over 40 hours and is equipped with sophisticated sensors to support missions including su…
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