www.pbs.cz PBS Group and Airlogix Partner for Drone Engine Production in Ukraine
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- •PBS Group and Airlogix signed a memorandum for drone engine production in Ukraine.
- •The partnership aims to enhance defense capabilities and create local high-tech jobs.
- •PBS will also manufacture Airlogix drones in the Czech Republic using PBS engines.
At the Farnborough International Airshow on July 21, 2026, PBS Group and Ukrainian company Airlogix announced a partnership to localize the production of PBS turbine engines in Ukraine for use in drones. The agreement includes a phased approach starting with an assembly facility and a service center, ultimately leading to deeper local manufacturing. This collaboration aims to enhance the defense capabilities of both Ukraine and the Czech Republic. The engines will initially be used in Airlogix drones serving the Ukrainian market. The partnership is expected to create high-tech jobs locally and strengthen the defense industries of both nations. PBS Group also confirmed that they will manufacture Airlogix drones in the Czech Republic powered by PBS engines. The Farnborough International Airshow continues until July 24, 2026.
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