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Avionics, autonomous systems and platform control technologies from BAE Systems support crewed and uncrewed platforms.

These solutions help improve control, autonomy and performance across current and future defence capability.

Avionics and controls

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MQ-28 Ghost Bat

We supply the autonomous Vehicle Management System (VMS) and elements of the Ground Control Station (GCS) for the monitoring and control of the MQ-28 Ghost Bat Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) during all phases of operation.

Hawk Lead-In Fighter - Australia

Leading the way for a fifth-generation air force, the Hawk Lead-In Fighter provides state-of-the-art fast jet training capability.

F-35 taking off at Avalon Airport

F-35 Lightning II fighter jet - Australia

BAE Systems Australia plays a vital role in the global sustainment of the F-35 Lightning II aircraft — the world’s most advanced fighter jet.

ATLAS CCV

Meet our cost effective, modular, 8x8 uncrewed ground vehicle (UGV) — the Autonomous Tactical Light Armour System (ATLAS) Collaborative Combat Variant (CCV).

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24 July 2026 INSIGHT

Hawk team grabs sustainment solution in Canada

The Hawk Lead-In Fighter (LIF) team has proactively strengthened future sustainment readiness by securing a Health and Usage Monitoring System (HUMS) Calibration capability to support potential long-term aircraft servicing requirements.

Aircraft maintenance worker apprentices at Wagga’s Aviation Technical Training project

30 October 2025 INSIGHT

First aircraft maintenance apprentices ready for F-35 roles

BAE Systems Australia’s first cohort of aircraft maintenance worker apprentices are at the tail-end of their training and ready to join our F-35 workforce.

Group of aircraft workers at F-35 Skills Development Centre at Williamtown, NSW

03 October 2025 INSIGHT

F-35 Skills Development Centre established at Williamtown

BAE Systems Australia has established a F-35 Skills Development Centre at Williamtown, NSW.