Replenishment of the Primorsky Air Base's fleet of unmanned aerial systems

The Primorsky Regional State Budgetary Institution "Primorsky Air, Land and Forest Protection Base" has added three ZALA AERO complexes to its fleet. Now the Primorsky Air Base has 5 ZALA unmanned aerial systems equipped with video and thermal cameras, high-resolution cameras, public address systems, communication and navigation equipment for ground teams.

This unmanned complex is designed for use in search and rescue operations, prevention of emergency situations, monitoring of forest fire and flood control. A particularly important advantage of these types of UAVs is the ability to be used in harsh climatic conditions, it can withstand temperatures from -60° to +60°C and wind loads of up to 20 metres per second. 

Previously, the effectiveness of using ZALA unmanned systems for fire detection and river patrolling during the spawning season was confirmed in the Leopard Land National Park. The main advantages of ZALA systems are their ease of use and prompt provision of information that can be used as evidence.