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.
At Tailhook, Tony will be available alongside RAVN Aerospace’s Nick “Mario” Good to discuss the Phoenix 5 C-UAS capability, including recent testing and trials involving the APKWS laser-guided rocket, with the team also planning to demonstrate elements of the Phoenix 5 capability live during the event.
Phoenix 5 delivers the Phoenix Mission System architecture in a compact configuration designed for lighter aircraft, helicopters and emerging special mission platforms.
Its adaptable architecture enables operators to match mission capability to different operational requirements while maintaining a common mission system, operator interface and communications architecture across platforms.
Supporting applications including intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR), tactical communications and Counter-UAS operations, the Phoenix Mission System provides a pathway to introduce, integrate and evolve mission capability as operational requirements change, without tying capability to a single aircraft platform.
As a SiNAB Strategic Partner, RAVN Aerospace supports capability development, integration and mission-focused collaboration aligned to the ongoing evolution of the Phoenix Mission System.
Tailhook brings together naval aviation professionals, industry and defence stakeholders from across the United States and internationally, providing an important opportunity to continue discussions around emerging operational requirements and adaptable mission capability.
Tony and the team will be available for meetings throughout the event, with Thursday 20 and Friday 21 August the best days to connect.
Attending Tailhook 2026? Email info@sinab.com.au to arrange a meeting with Tony and learn more about Phoenix 5.
