ERC Systems announced it will unveil a new product at the ILA 2026 aerospace trade show, scheduled for June 10, expanding its portfolio of electric unmanned aircraft developed for mission-critical applications.

The company noted that the new program builds on years of experience developing some of the largest electric unmanned aircraft built in Europe. According to ERC Systems, the new vehicle will leverage previously validated technologies and capabilities, although it will be geared toward a different operational mission.

In the announcement, the company emphasized that the new platform was designed to address critical needs and capability gaps that, in its assessment, are not yet covered by currently available market solutions.

ERC Systems did not disclose further technical details about the aircraft, including configuration, payload capacity, range, or target markets. However, the company indicated that the official unveiling will take place during ILA 2026, one of Europe’s leading aerospace events.

The announcement comes just weeks after the start of flight testing for Romeo, the large eVTOL prototype developed by the company, reflecting ERC Systems’ continued progress in the advanced air mobility and specialized electric aircraft sector.

Source: ERC System