AARONIA AG opens a location in Austria

The world market leader for drone detection systems, AARONIA AG, opens its subsidiary in Austria today at Vienna-Vöslau Airport. Stephan Kraschansky (32), a former officer and expert in drone defense with the Austrian Armed Forces, will lead the company as managing director. To kick off, a live demo of the world's most successful anti-drone system AARTOS, will be presented to a group of international visitors.

With the establishment of a subsidiary in Austria and the opening of the new location at Vienna-Vöslau Airport, AARONIA AG is responding to the steadily increasing demand for its products. The need for reliable drone detection and defense systems is continuously growing in both military and civilian sectors. AARONIA AG is addressing this not only by expanding its capacities at the founding location in Strickscheid. With the opening at Vienna-Vöslau Airport, it provides its customers with a location with excellent transport connections and optimal conditions for demonstration and training on the AARTOS system. The new company is led by Stephan Kraschansky. The former officer of the Austrian Armed Forces is a recognized expert responsible for the establishment of "Electronic warfare for drone defense" (ELDRO). It is one of the most advanced anti-drone units in Europe.

“We are very pleased to have recruited Stephan and three other experts to join the team of our subsidiary,” says Thorsten Chmielus, CEO and founder of AARONIA AG. “This allows us to handle significantly more inquiries and better meet the needs of our customers.”

“When the offer from AARONIA came, I didn't have to think long. The Vienna-Vöslau location offers ideal training and demonstration conditions thanks to numerous civilian transmitters and flight movements,” says Stephan Kraschansky, managing director of AARONIA GmbH Austria. “And no one had to convince me of the system's performance anymore. After all, I have known the 'AARTOS DDS' sensor system as the heart of ELDRO since 2020.”

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