Saab

Saab is offering a sensor package for the Indian Tejas LCA Mk1A fighter aircraft that includes GaN-based AESAs for the radar and EW jammer. Saab says no ITAR-controlled components are used.

Saab has acquired another 10 per cent of shares, reaching 25 per cent of stakes, in Akaer, one of the largest companies within development of aeronautical projects in Brazil.

Saab has signed an agreement with New York State to develop its business in the United States and local presence in NYS.

Saab has signed a support agreement with the United Arab Emirates regarding an airborne surveillance system.

Saab has completed a successful two-day seminar in Brussels, Belgium to explore potential co-operation and partnerships with Belgian companies active in the aeronautics sector.

Saab has signed a contract with the Australian Defence Force to upgrade the Army’s RBS 70 ground-based air defence weapon system and Giraffe AMB radar.

Saab has received orders from the UK Ministry of Defence for additional Giraffe AMB radar systems plus upgrades of the existing systems and associated equipment.

Saab has received an order from the Norwegian Defence Logistic Organisation for a prototype of the Mid-Life Upgrade of its current Arthur weapon-location radar system.

The first of Saab’s new generation of Giraffe radars is in production and on track for delivery to its customer in 2016.

Saab has been selected by the Airports Authority of India to deploy Advanced – Surface Movement Guidance & Control Systems at five airports in India. The systems will enhance situational awareness and runway safety at these growing airports.