Herzliya, Israel, 3rd November 2015 – BIRD Aerosystems Ltd.BIRD Aerosystems Ltd. announced today that the company has been awarded the Customer Value Leadership Award in the Global Mission Aircraft ISR Systems Market by the prestigious business research and management consulting firm Frost & Sullivan.
As part of the considerations for the award Frost & Sullivan has pointed out that BIRD Aerosystems presented unique capabilities such as: advanced data integration capabilities, mature and proven mission solutions, innovation, ongoing customer support services and a lean and versatile structure which allow the company to bring its client a winning and unique offering and services.
Frost & Sullivan’s consulting manager, Yaki Baranes says:” BIRD’s ASIO solution combines high level of technology, together with advanced system integration. The ASIO solution is unique, innovative, and multi-mission enabled in the C4ISR arena. The ASIO solution is answering key market challenges by using an open architecture and integrative solution which enables the integration of systems that are cost effective and capable of executing tactical missions.
Baranes also added “BIRD enables military and non-military end users to enhance capabilities by using C4ISR systems. The company’s unique structure allows it to individually approach each customer in order to achieve his goals-operational and budget. Strong relationships with customers and successful execution of projects are leading to further contracts and revenues through new procurement or upgrade programs.”
About Frost & Sullivan
Frost & Sullivan is a consulting firm which provides market research and analysis, growth strategy consulting, and corporate training services across multiple industries. Its headquarters are located in Mountain View, California, with offices in over 50 countries
About BIRD Aerosystems
BIRD Aerosystems is a privately owned company established in 2001 and based in Israel. The company specializes in the developing and deploying of two main product lines: Airborne Surveillance, Information and Observation (ASIO) solutions and Airborne Missile Protection Systems (AMPS)
Contact Frost & Sullivan:
Yaki Baranes, Consulting Manager, Aerospace, Defense and Security
Frost Sullivan
Tel: 972-9-9502888
Cell:972-542497944
E-mail: Yaki.Baranes@Frost.com
Contact BIRD Aerosystems:
Dana Tal, MARCOM Manager
BIRD Aerosystems Ltd.
Tel: 972-9-9725700
Cell:972-54-8080267
E-mail: dana@birdaero.com
www.www.birdaero.com
The NIMASA Deep Blue project has proved its efficiency as the International Bargaining Forum (IBF) has recently removed Nigeria from the list of countries designated as risk maritime nations
Following the delivery of its ASIO Maritime Task Force Solution to Nigeria, as part of the NIMASA Deep Blue Project, BIRD Aerosystems has completed a successful live demonstration of the ASIO aircraft capabilities, including real-time interception of vessels performing illegal activities at sea.
Read more
SNC (Sierra Nevada Corporation) and BIRD Aerosystems have entered an AMPS (Airborne Missile Protection System) manufacturing agreement.
Press Release, Sparks NV, April 2023: Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) today announced an agreement with BIRD Aerosystems to jointly offer the full spectrum of BIRD Airborne Missile Protection Systems (AMPS) to a wide range of domestic and international customers. Leveraging SNC’s world-class mission system integration capabilities together with BIRD Aerosystems’ top-of-the-line AMPS technology allows the companies to maximise opportunities to safeguard the warfighter across a wide range of military and civil aircraft.
Read more
Israeli company BIRD Aerosystems, has completed the deliveries of additional AMPS systems, including the MACS – a Missile Approach Confirmation Sensor, and a provision of SPREOS – the Self Protection Radar Electro-Optic System DIRCM, for the Czech Air Force Mil Mi-17 military helicopters. The MACS is a semi-active confirmation radar that reduces the false alarm rate of the overall missile warning system. This program is part of a follow-up program with the Czech Air Force that has been protecting its helicopters with the AMPS system for the last 15 years and has deployed them in the most complex environments, such as Afghanistan.
Read more