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Welcome to the Airborne Sensor Operators Group (ASOG)

ASOG is a global non-profit aircrew association for individuals associated with operating remote-sensors from a manned or unmanned aircraft be it aircrew, manufactures, integrators, trainers and service providers.

We hope you join us and engage your time, experience and capabilities to further this profession and enhance your career. To learn more about ASOG and joining, go to the “About” and “Profession” tabs.

Mental Health and Aviation Culture


ASOG Focus Area | News & Information, Career Management

Source | Logan Aldrich (ASOG Author)

Mental health… a topic that is taboo in the aviation industry. There is a culture of silence, where the fear of being grounded, getting kicked out of your dream job, and facing peer judgment creates an unsafe environment. Battling pride and ego, engaging with an inefficiently designed system, and—worst of…

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ASOG Focus Area | Education & Training

Source | ASOG Education Center

If you're a newly assigned ASO supervisor or you've been given the opportunity to train new Airborne Sensor Operators from scratch, but you're not sure how to get started or organized, here is a good starting point for you to properly…

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The Kodiak 900 is displayed on Daher’s AERO Friedrichshafen exhibit stand prior to its European tour.

Friedrichshafen, Germany, April 22, 2026 – The Kodiak 900 is making its European debut at this week’s AERO Friedrichshafen show, underscoring the capabilities of Daher Aircraft’s “go anywhere” Kodiak airplane family in utility operations across Europe.…

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Madrid, January 19th 2026 - European Defense Fund´s PRECISE Project Officially Launched to Strengthen European Defence Capabilities in Critical Infrastructure Modelling and Effect Prediction. 

Within the project, FlySight will support several core activities related to data collection and validation, as well as the development of methodologies for extracting and reconstructing structural information from…

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 ASOG Focus Area | Career ManagementSource | Logan Aldrich (ASOG Author)When I was in high school,…
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Dane Williams is now a member of Airborne Sensor Operators Group (ASOG)
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LEBAS Stéphane and CEDRIC SORIANO are now friends
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Tactical Feedback in the ISR Community

I recently had the privilege of hosting industry leaders from Northrop Grumman, L3Harris Technologies, Boeing, Overwatch Imaging, and RTX for a deep dive into the operational life of an Airborne Sensor Operator aboard the P-8A Poseidon during CAG/NARG 2026. Events like these are critical for bridging the gap between those who develop our hardware and the operators who employ it in the field. Aligning the maritime community’s operational requirements with the capabilities designed by our…

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Introductions

Hey all!Happy to become apart of this group! What a wealth of resources here.I am current P-8/A Sensor Operator primarily using EO/IR, Radar, and SIGINT payloads for ISR missions.I came here to learn more about what being a ASO can mean beyond my knowledge of it through the US Navy and make connections to people in similar defense areas.

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Happy Holidays from the ASOG Team!

As we wrap up another exciting year, the Airborne Sensor Operators Group sends our very best wishes to all members, partners, and followers around the globe. May your holidays be filled with joy, rest, and inspiration, and may the New Year bring fresh opportunities to connect, collaborate, and grow. We’re looking forward to another fantastic year of networking, knowledge-sharing, and advancing professional aircrew development across the airborne sensor community. Stay safe, stay sharp, and see…

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