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Boeing, Elbit Systems To Collaborate On Aircraft Defense Systems

Electro-Optics Subsidiary To Provide Directed Infrared Counter Measures For Boeing Platforms

A Memorandum of Understanding covering opportunities for new sales and retrofits has been signed between Boeing and Elbit Systems Ltd. have signed the companies say supports the growth of both companies through the joint pursuit of opportunities for self-defense solutions for Boeing military aircraft in international markets.

The companies will offer Elbit Systems’ Directed Infrared Counter Measure (DIRCM) systems for a range of Boeing military fixed-wing and vertical-lift aircraft. The Elbit DIRCM family of systems, produced by Elbit Systems’ wholly owned subsidiary Elbit Systems Electro-optics ELOP Ltd., are lightweight, compact systems designed to protect aircraft from common battlefield threats.

Boeing’s Network & Space Systems and Boeing Military Aircraft organizations are working together to integrate the systems onto new and existing aircraft, as well as to provide signature analysis and end-to-end services and support.

“Boeing is partnering with pioneering firms worldwide to bring advanced technology to our customers,” said Network & Space Systems President Roger Krone. “Our relationship with Elbit is an example of how we are enhancing our portfolio with innovative capabilities for a variety of solutions.”

“Based on our long history of working with Boeing, we anticipate that this joint effort will provide the optimal solution for protecting our customers and creating synergistic value for both companies in this strategic and fast-growing market,” said Joseph Ackerman, Elbit Systems President and CEO.

(Image provided by Elbit Systems)

FMI: www.boeing.com, www.elbitsystems.com

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