Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has completed a set of test flights of BARAK extended range (ER) 150km range interceptor.
The company said that the interceptor was taken from the production line.
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During the trial series, the Barak-ER intercepted an assaulting ballistic target.
The BARAK ER missile combines the capability to intercept air defence threats at up to 150km, including ballistic targets.
The vertically launched missile features a booster, a dual-pulse rocket motor, and an advanced radar homing seeker.
According to the company, the ER capability was made possible by adjusting the interceptor and multi-mission radar (MMR) capabilities.
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By GlobalDataIAI has already started the customer delivery process of the defence missile system.
IAI president and CEO Boaz Levy said: “The BARAK Air Defense System is a modern yet mature, operationally proven system that maximises the capabilities required to meet threats today, in particular, against ballistic targets.
“The system has both naval and land versions. Both versions share building blocks, relying on the air defence know-how developed at IAI over the past decades. IAI produces all of the system’s elements in-house, including radars, launchers, missiles, and the command and control centre.
“The extensive firing trials to which the system was subjected under difficult land and sea conditions is the best proof of the system’s capabilities. The modular approach, and the smart launchers, fit customer demand for utmost flexibility on the battlefield and in procurement given budget constraints.”
Last month, IAI demonstrated the effectiveness of the BARAK air defence system through a set of live firing trials.
