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SOVEREIGN AIRPOWER
Built for the contested edge
A family of long-range, high-speed vertical take-off and landing aircraft engineered for persistent C5ISRT missions across the world’s most demanding environments. Equipped with onboard ADS-B and Detect-and-Avoid (DAA) systems, OMEN uncrewed autonomous aircraft are authorized for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations by Transport Canada since 2021.
NATO CLASS I + II • CLASS III EFFECTS • RUNWAY INDEPENDENT
BUILT FOR THE CONTESTED EDGE
01 THE PLATFORM
A system of systems for multi-domain operations.
Persistent reach without the runway.
OMEN combines the deployability of vertical lift with the reach, speed and endurance required for modern operations. Its modular architecture supports rapid mission configuration while secure connectivity extends command, sensing and decision advantage to the tactical edge.
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02 MISSION CAPABILITIES
One sovereign platform.
Multiple mission sets.
Designed to connect sensors, operators and effects across land, maritime, air, cyber and space domains.
01
Persistent ISR
Long-range intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance with mission-tailored payload capacity. OMEN has an open and modular payload bay that enable multi-mission sensor mixes that are NATO STANAG compliant for interoperability.
02
Airborne C2
Secure mobile LEO SATCOM-enabled mesh networking for resilient tactical-edge connectivity. OMEN has the size, weight and power to enable integration of commercially off the shelf technologies that work as a tactical mobile crypto secure mesh communications network.
03
Artificial Intelligence
Modular integration pathways supporting sensing, spectrum operations and contested-environment missions. OMEN demonstrated mother ship operations with the use of AI to fly aircraft as cooperative packs.
04
Counter-UAS
A scalable airborne node designed to enable layered detection, coordination and response architectures. Under the Canadian Joint Operations Command International Task Plan, multiple networked OMEN aircraft demonstrated airborne C-UAS.
03 CANADIAN HERITAGE
Mission experience.
Manufacturing discipline.
More than two decades solving complex operational problems.
ING Robotic Aviation’s experience spans Canadian defence by launching Boeing's drone portfolio in Canada during the war in Afghanistan to keep soldiers safe, Arctic operations, maritime ISR under Task Force 150, a U.S.-led coalition for anti-piracy operations, environmental monitoring, critical-infrastructure security, emergency preparedness and disaster response.
That operational foundation informs OMEN: a mature, vertically integrated Canadian aerospace capability built around rapid design, prototyping, fielding and sovereign supply-chain control.
20+
years of mission experience
60
day rapid-PROTOTYPING
100%
Canadian sovereign capability
Designed for urgency.
Fieldable capability.
MODULAR & Scalable production.
Sovereign control.
04 Government and allied partners