YFQ-44A Fury
UCAV
The YFQ-44A Fury is a Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) class semi-autonomous uncrewed combat aircraft developed by Anduril for the U.S. Air Force. Anduril states that flight testing began in 2025, while its mission-autonomy software first flew on the YFQ-44A in February 2026.
In July 2026, the U.S. Air Force announced an AIM-120 live-fire test against a digital target using a YFQ-44A. Public sources have not disclosed dimensions, speed, range, endurance or payload figures, so these fields remain TBC.
USAF CCA operational test ↗ — During the Agile Combat Employment exercise at Creech Air Force Base, the YFQ-44A was tested in forward deployment, maintenance, refuelling, turn-around and weapons-loading processes. Inert AIM-120 air-to-air missile loading procedures were also conducted.
Systems
- •Autonomy (Semi-Autonomous Flight)
- •Mission Autonomy (Anduril Lattice)
Sensors
No public details are available.
Compatible weapons
- •Air-to-Air Missiles
- •AIM-120 (Test)