Pilotless aircraft

[one_half] Ten percent of Israel’ s defense exports since 2005 are unmanned aerial systems(UAS), half of which go to Europe. Since that year, the country has sold more than $4.6 billion (more than 3,500 euros) worth of drones abroad. Transactions have dropped to $260 million (just over €200 million) last year due to the tightening of trade laws, however they are expected to return to growth of around 5% and 10% per year until 2020. That increase is predicted mainly because of reduced dependence on the US Department of Defense and the trend for major buyers to turn to other markets, such as Israel. [/one_half]