Schiebel

Schiebel is an Austrian maker of unmanned air systems. These are aircraft that fly without a pilot on board. The company also makes mine detection devices. It began in 1951 in Vienna and now works around the world. The company has a Greenline production line, which moved to the Wiener Neustadt site to simplify production and logistics.

Its main products are the CAMCOPTER S-100 and S-300. The S-100 is a tactical vertical take-off and landing aircraft for military work. The S-300 is a larger model with long range and a high payload. Both are used for intelligence, surveillance and defence missions. The company says they work on land and at sea, including naval operations in open water.

Recent news on the site shows how the aircraft are used. The Hellenic Navy signed a contract in February 2026 for four S-100 systems for its new frigates. The first two systems have passed acceptance tests. The French Navy has ordered five more S-100 systems. The S-300 was picked as the aircraft for SWORD, a European Defence Fund project on anti-submarine operations.

Schiebel builds its aircraft at a production site in Wiener Neustadt, Austria. The site has 23,000 square meters of production and development space. The production hall opens onto an airfield where flights and training take place daily. Work there includes engine set-up, wiring checks, rotor blade checks and local performance tests.

The company holds certification to the AS/EN 9100 standard, which is the quality standard for aerospace. It describes its products as military, commercial and humanitarian. It also offers after-sales service and support. It also says its systems are AI enabled.

Schiebel has facilities in several countries. These are Austria, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, the United States, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Australia and France.

The website covers the S-100 and S-300 systems, news, trade shows, careers and branded merchandise. A contact page lets visitors reach the company's experts.