| Country of Origin | Israel, United States of America. |
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| Similar Aerial Platform(s) | Scout, Hunter, Scout II. |
| Role | Short and medium-range surveillance and reconnaissance. |
| Armament | None. |
| Dimensions | Length: 13 ft, 9 in (4.26 m). Span: 16 ft, 7 in (5.11 m). |
Pioneer WEFT Description
| Wings | High-mounted and straight with square tips. Struts on wings attached to body. |
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| Engine(s) | Single, prop-driven and mounted in fuselage rear in the opposing position. |
| Fuselage | Oval, slab-sided, tapers to a pointed nose and rear. Fixed landing gear. |
| Tail | Booms mounted to square fins which extend above and below a straight flat. |
Countries which Fly the Pioneer
Israel, United States of America.
Pioneer Manufacturers Web Sites
The Pioneer was a joint effort between AAI Corporation in the United States and IAI (Israel Aircraft Industries). In 1991, AAI and IAI formed a jointly owned corporation called Pioneer UAV, Inc.