Sikorsky Converts Black Hawk into Autonomous U-Hawk
Operators can control the aircraft on and off uncrewed ground vehicles for air-ground resupply operations.
Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company, has transformed a UH-60L Black Hawk helicopter into the fully autonomous S-70UAS U-Hawk.
- 25% more cargo space than a standard Black Hawk
- Capable of leading and resupplying air assault missions
- Transport oversized cargo, carry missiles, and deploy drones
The U-Hawk has a fly-by-wire system integrated with MATRIX autonomy, enabling operators to control missions via a tablet.
The first flight of the U-Hawk is expected in 2026.
Author's summary: Sikorsky transforms Black Hawk into autonomous U-Hawk.
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