Platforms

The debate around Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) often focuses on the air vehicle. Yet platforms alone do not create combat advantage.

Future CCA capability will be determined by the ability to integrate sensors, electronic warfare, communications, autonomy and mission data into a coherent operational ecosystem.

Drawing on decades of experience across combat air, uncrewed systems and sixth-generation technologies, Leonardo is helping shape the future battlespace by delivering the technologies that connect sensing, decision-making and operational effect.

Our approach is simple: Open. Flexible. Scalable.

Contact us to find out more about how we continually evolve our payload portfolio to meet emerging operational requirements, supporting both today's aircraft and future generations of Collaborative Combat Aircraft.

Leonardo offers a portfolio of combat-proven, exportable and SWaP-optimised payloads developed from decades of operational experience across air, land and maritime domains.

Leonardo's digital solutions provide an open digital architecture for Collaborative Combat Aircraft, capable of integrating sensors, autonomy, communications and decision support into a coherent operational system.


Related news and stories

The Royal Air Force has announced that its new ‘StormShroud’ autonomous collaborative platforms (ACPs) will be equipped with BriteStorm, Leonardo’s latest electronic warfare payload.

Leonardo's combined experience in platforms, remote control and sensor development places it at the forefront of autonomous flight.

Leonardo is developing the Proteus Technology Demonstrator, which forms a key pillar of the Royal Navy’s Maritime Aviation Transformation (MAT X) strategy.