Aeroprobe will showcase low-SWaP air data computers, multifunction probes and flight measurement technologies for uncrewed aircraft, flight testing and aerospace research at Farnborough Airshow 2026
Aeroprobe will present its portfolio of low-SWaP air data computers, multifunction probes and flight measurement technologies at the 2026 Farnborough International Airshow from July 20–24.
Visitors can meet the Aeroprobe team at the Virginia Pavilion in Hall 2, Position 2125, to discuss air data requirements for platforms operating across different airspeeds, altitudes, aircraft configurations and environmental conditions.
The company will also provide guidance on probe selection, air data computer compatibility, mounting arrangements, operating envelopes and integration with aircraft avionics and flight control systems.
Aeroprobe’s Micro Air Data Computers measure and process flight parameters including airspeed, barometric altitude, angle of attack and angle of sideslip. This information can be delivered in real time to an aircraft’s flight control system, supporting navigation, performance monitoring and stable flight operations.
The company’s Multifunction Air Data Probes work alongside its air data computers to measure airflow from multiple pressure ports. This enables the system to calculate the complete airflow vector without relying on mechanical pitch or yaw vanes. With no moving parts, the probes are designed to reduce mechanical complexity, weight and response delays. They are available in straight, L-shaped and strut-mounted configurations to support different aircraft geometries and installation requirements.
Options including integrated heating and total air temperature measurement can also support platforms operating in challenging environmental conditions.
Aeroprobe additionally offers pitot-static probes for applications requiring airspeed and altitude measurements. Its total air temperature probes can contribute to true airspeed, Mach number and aircraft performance calculations.
Across its portfolio, Aeroprobe focuses on balancing accurate measurement and advanced data processing with Size, Weight and Power requirements. This allows its technologies to be integrated into platforms ranging from compact uncrewed aircraft to more complex aerospace systems.
Visit Aeroprobe at the Virginia Pavilion in Hall 2, Position 2125, during the Farnborough International Airshow from July 20–24, 2026.
