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The news archive

In our news archive you will find all current and past news about Sky Power International. From new product developments and trade fair appearances to exciting partnerships – this is where we keep you up to date with the latest developments in the world of UAV propulsion technology.

Browse through our articles and find out more about our innovations, industry trends and company news.

Published: October 7, 2025

Engine break-in by Sky Power International

Proper engine break-in is essential to ensure maximum performance, reliability, and durability of UAV propulsion systems. By following proven procedures, operators can reduce wear, stabilize combustion, and extend engine life, making break-in a critical step for mission success.

Published: September 23, 2025

SP-170 FI TS GEN successfully passes FAR33 endurance test

Sky Power’s SP-170 FI TS GEN two-stroke boxer engine has successfully completed a comprehensive FAR33 endurance test. 150 hours of continuous operation confirm its robustness, airworthiness, and long-term performance for UAV systems.

Published: August 8, 2025

GöKHUN Unmanned Aerial System lift off with Sky Power engines

The GöKHUN unmanned aerial system (UAS) from Turkish company ESEN is a tactical VTOL drone system equipped with a modern SP 210 FI GS 2-stroke engine from Sky Power International.

Published: April 10, 2025

Innovative UAV propulsion solutions for ISR missions at XPONENTIAL 2025

Sky Power will be presenting their latest engine developments and propulsion solutions for ISR missions at the XPONENTIAL 2025.

Published: March 5, 2025

Sky Power equips Nimkii 42-S from Sky Canoe with propulsion units

The Nimkii 42-S, built by Sky Canoe is an unmanned aerial system designed for long-range missions, powered by an SP-55 FI TS ROS from Sky Power.

Published: January 22, 2025

Planning for trade fair participation in 2025 is complete

As in previous years, Sky Power International will again be taking part in a number of trade fairs in the USA, Asia, the Middle East and Australia.