Attack Systems
Tactical Strike UAS
Precision strike platforms engineered for high-value target engagement and battlefield force multiplication. Designed for integration into partner nation operational doctrine.
ONE Aerospace
Preparing Nations
For The Next Conflict
Preparing nations for the next generation of warfare.
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About ONE Aerospace
Locally Built. Military Ready.
Modern warfare is changing faster than ever. Unmanned systems, autonomous drones, electronic warfare, and AI-driven surveillance are reshaping the battlefield. Yet many nations remain dependent on foreign suppliers for critical defense technologies.
ONE Aerospace exists to change that. We partner directly with military institutions to establish in-country production of proven platforms like the PD-2500 attack drone — a delta-wing tactical UAS with 12-hour endurance, 50 kg payload capacity, and full system integration from airframe to ground control station.
We do not just deliver drones. We build the manufacturing capability that keeps them in the fight.
Year in Operation
Mission Domains
From Partnership
To Production.
PARTNER WITH
YOUR MILITARY.
ESTABLISH LOCAL
MANUFACTURING.
DEPLOY ON
YOUR TERMS.
NO FOREIGN
SUPPLY CHAIN
DEPENDENCY.
NO WAITING ON
IMPORTS.
FULL OPERATIONAL
CONTROL.
System Demonstration — PD-2500 Attack Drone Platform
Our Mission
Why Local
Manufacturing
Matters.
Modern conflicts have shown that nations cannot always depend on imported defense systems. During times of war, supply chains become disrupted, procurement timelines lengthen, and critical equipment may become unavailable.
ONE Aerospace partners with governments and military institutions to establish local drone manufacturing, from facility setup and assembly lines to workforce training and technology transfer. Nations that build their own systems do not run out of them.
Our vision: to become Africa's leading aerospace and defense technology company, enabling nations to develop, manufacture, and operate next-generation drone systems built for modern warfare.
Start a Partnership Discussion→By building local manufacturing capabilities, nations gain:
- Strategic independence from foreign suppliers
- Faster deployment when supply chains are disrupted
- Lower long-term acquisition costs
- Domestic technical expertise and workforce development
- Sustainable national defense industries
- Long-term military readiness beyond initial procurement
What We Do
Platforms .
Production .
Partnership.
Five integrated mission domains, from drone systems to local manufacturing and military training. Built for nations that need capability, not dependency.
Attack Drone Systems
Delta-wing tactical strike UAS engineered for rapid deployment, modular payload integration, and extended endurance. The PD-2500 platform delivers 12-hour endurance, 50 kg maximum payload, and 2,000 km range at 180–220 km/h cruise speed — purpose-built for partner nation operational requirements.
Interceptor Drone Systems
High-speed autonomous platforms designed to detect, track, and intercept hostile unmanned aircraft and emerging aerial threats. Built for forward air defense, border security, and critical infrastructure protection.
Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance
Advanced surveillance drones equipped with modern sensors for border security, military reconnaissance, infrastructure monitoring, and situational awareness. Persistent ISR capability for contested and remote environments.
Defense Manufacturing Programs
Our core offering: partnership with military institutions to establish local drone manufacturing facilities, assembly lines, and technology transfer programs. Nations that manufacture their own systems are not dependent on foreign supply chains when conflict disrupts procurement.
Military Training & Capacity Building
Training for military personnel, engineers, technicians, and operators in drone manufacturing, maintenance, mission planning, and operational deployment. Sustainable capability requires people who can build, repair, and fly, not just receive shipments.
Drone Platforms
Systems Built for Modern Warfare
Attack, intercept, and ISR platforms designed for partner nation requirements, delivered alongside local manufacturing programs, not as standalone imports.
Interceptor Systems
Counter-UAS Intercept Platform
High-speed intercept drones built to detect, track, and neutralize hostile unmanned aircraft. Optimized for cost-effective engagement against low-cost aerial threats.
The Case for Local Production
Supply Chains
Fail In War.
Drones Saved the Frontline.
“In this war, our soldiers have proved that drones can give an advantage and regain the initiative. At a time when we were expecting artillery supplies from our partners, FPV drones actually saved the frontline.”
VZ
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
President of Ukraine · Evening Address, 4 June 2024
War Fighting Has Changed.
“Obviously, long-term, we cannot continue by shooting down drones with very costly interceptors. We have to find some interception techniques that are of the same cost as the drones.”
MR
Mark Rutte
NATO Secretary General · Brussels Press Conference, 17 June 2026
FAQ
Common Questions from Defense Partners
Our procurement and partnership process is designed to move at the speed of operational requirements, not peacetime procurement cycles.
We begin with direct engagement with defense ministries and military institutions, understanding operational requirements, existing infrastructure, and strategic objectives. From there, we structure a program that combines platform delivery with local manufacturing establishment, workforce training, and phased technology transfer.
Modern conflicts have demonstrated that nations cannot always depend on imported defense systems. During war, supply chains break down, procurement timelines extend, and critical equipment becomes unavailable. Local manufacturing gives partner nations strategic independence, faster deployment capability, and sustainable defense industries that outlast any single contract.
A full program engagement covers facility design and setup, production tooling, assembly line configuration, quality management systems, supply chain localization, and MIL-SPEC workforce training. Technology transfer is structured in phases, from licensed assembly to indigenous production capability, aligned with each partner nation's readiness and objectives.
The PD-2500 is a delta-wing tactical strike UAS with 2.5 m wingspan, 3.2 m length, and 220 kg maximum takeoff weight. It delivers 12-hour endurance at 180–220 km/h cruise speed, 50 kg maximum payload, and 2,000 km range. The platform includes a 550 cc piston engine (37 kW), 30 km data link, professional flight control with centimeter-level GPS, ground control station, and catapult launch system — shipped in a protective transport case.
We work with governments, defense organizations, military institutions, research centers, and industrial partners committed to building indigenous aerospace and defense capabilities. Our focus is on long-term strategic partnerships, not transactional sales.
Ready to Build
Local Capability?
Whether you are evaluating drone platforms, planning a local manufacturing program, or exploring a military partnership. Our team is structured for direct engagement with defense professionals.
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All initial engagements are conducted under NDA. Program discussions are structured for government and military counterparts.