Profile
- Origin
- Israel
- Built by
- Aeronautics Group
- Type
- Electronic intelligence payload
- Service note
- 2020s
ELINT is the electronic-intelligence payload category Aeronautics lists for several Israeli unmanned aircraft, including Orbiter 2 ISR, Orbiter 3, Orbiter 4, Orbiter 5, Aerostar NG, Dominator, Octoper, and Octoper Hybrid. The company presents it as one sensor fit within broader ISTAR payload suites rather than as a standalone weapon system.
Aeronautics presents ELINT as part of its unmanned-aircraft sensor menu for intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance missions. The published pages identify ELINT by function and carrier compatibility, while detailed antenna, receiver, and processing specifications are not published for the generic payload option.
Electronic intelligence collection from an unmanned carrier platform.
Mini, small tactical, long-range tactical, MALE, and multirotor UAS platforms in Aeronautics' portfolio.
The source-backed record documents payload compatibility, not an independently verified conflict-use claim for the ELINT payload itself.
Aeronautics lists ELINT as an available payload on the Orbiter family and Aerostar NG.
| Carrier | Carrier type | Carriage evidence |
|---|---|---|
![]() | Mini UAS | Aeronautics lists ELINT as an available payload on Orbiter 2 ISR. Sources: Orbiter 2 |
![]() | Small tactical UAS | Aeronautics lists ELINT as one of the Orbiter 3 payload options on the base and VTOL product pages. Sources: Orbiter 3, Orbiter 3 VTOL |
![]() | Long-range tactical UAS | Aeronautics lists ELINT among Orbiter 4's available sensors and payloads on the base and VTOL product pages. Sources: Orbiter 4, Orbiter 4 VTOL |
![]() | MALE UAS | Aeronautics lists ELINT among the Aerostar NG's available sensors and payloads. Sources: Aerostar NG |
The linked carrier list covers existing public catalog records for Orbiter 2 ISR, Orbiter 3, Orbiter 4, and Aerostar NG. Aeronautics also lists ELINT for the Orbiter 3 VTOL and Orbiter 4 VTOL configurations, the larger Orbiter 5 and Dominator platforms, and the Octoper multirotor family.







