When SiNAB CEO Tony Landers takes the stage at the Hunter Defence Conference 2026, it will be an opportunity to share the perspective of an Australian mission systems company taking locally developed capability to international defence markets.
SiNAB Technologies will be attending Tailhook 2026 in Reno, Nevada, from 20–22 August, with CEO Tony Landers joining Strategic Partner RAVN Aerospace on their stand.
Later this month, SiNAB will be part of those important conversations at the Indo-Pacific Irregular Warfare Symposium, taking place in Honolulu, Hawaii, from 18–20 August 2026.
Following a successful SOF Week in Tampa, Florida, SiNAB is preparing for its next major international engagement as part of Team Defence Australia at Eurosatory 2026 in Paris.
SiNAB has strengthened its European engagement capability through a new agreement with T-aiR, led by German aviation professional Tom Reinert, further expanding the company’s presence across Western Europe alongside its existing relationship with Omnipol in Eastern Europe.
RAVN Aerospace has achieved a significant milestone, with the Phoenix 10 approved for use on the RAVN Mark 67 Hawk in support of United States Navy training activities.
SiNAB has signed a partnership agreement with Seoul-based aerospace and defence company BTE Systems LTD, appointing the company as SiNAB’s representative partner across South Korea, Thailand and broader Asian markets.
SiNAB and Fering have signed a collaboration agreement at SOF Week 2026 in Tampa, Florida, bringing together advanced mission systems capability and next-generation mobility platforms to support evolving operational requirements across global defence markets.
SiNAB will be attending SOF Week 2026, taking place from 18–21 May in Tampa, Florida, engaging with the global special operations community on the evolving role of airborne mission capability.
ISTEC Services Ltd, a British company with 37 years of operationally proven experience in the design, manufacture, supply and support of complex weapon integration solutions for military platforms, has signed a key collaboration agreement with Australian defence technology company SiNAB Pty Ltd.
SiNAB’s Phoenix airborne mission system is featured in ACE Magazine, highlighting how ISR and mission capability can be rapidly deployed on aircraft already in service.
SiNAB today announced the appointment of Nick Mair as Head of Strategy & Partnerships and as a member of the SiNAB Advisory Board, alongside the appointment of Brigadier Mark Smethurst DSC, AM (Retd) as an Independent Advisory Board Member, expanding the composition of SiNAB’s existing Advisory Board and reinforcing the company’s leadership depth as it enters its next phase of international growth.
As operational demands increase across defence, security and civil aviation, operators are seeking more flexible ways to deploy airborne intelligence, surveillance, targeting and communications capability — without the cost, complexity or timelines associated with bespoke platforms or aircraft modification.
From November 17–21, SiNAB will join Team Defence Australia at the Dubai Airshow, one of the world’s largest aerospace and defence events, bringing together more
At the Future Air Force Conference 2025 in Prague, SiNAB formalised a strategic partner agreement with Omnipol, one of Central Europe’s leading aerospace and defence organisations.
SiNAB continues to expand its international footprint through a growing network of trusted reseller and distribution partners across key defence markets.
SiNAB will be attending the Future Air Force Conference in Prague, Czech Republic, on 17-18 September 2025. We will be advancing discussions on how the Phoenix Pod can support European militaries with flexible ISR, training and counter-UAS capabilities.
The SiNAB team is heading back to the Tailhook Symposium in Reno, Nevada from 21–23 August 2025, joining our friends at RAVN Aerospace. This year, we’re bringing something new – the Phoenix Mini EW mock-up will be on display for the first time.
If you’ve been trying to keep up with Tony and Torro lately, you’re not alone. From quiet airfields in Central Europe to back-to-back defence expos around the world, they’ve become the defence tech world’s answer to “Where’s Wally?”, only with less red stripes and more military flight approvals.
SiNAB is proud to announce our return to SOF Week 2025, taking place from 5 – 8 May in Tampa, Florida. As part of the Team Defence Australia Pavilion (Booth 721), we’ll be showcasing the very best of Australian innovation in airborne intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR).