The advanced Gripen models will have three high-performance weapons release systems called Missile Eject Launcher, Pylon 5 (MELP5) to provide an upper hand against airborne threats.
Saab Brasil plant in São Bernardo do Campo has produced the first rear fuselage of the JAS 39 Gripen E fighter.
Saab has received an order from the Australian Department of Defence for the supply of additional Carl-Gustaf M4 weapons.
Swedish defence company W5 Solutions receives an order from Saab to deliver gensets.
Saab has received an order for the maintenance and provision of resources for development and operational support of Gripen.
On June 16, it was presented that Marcus Wandt, Chief Test Pilot for the fighter jet Gripen at Saab, will participate in a space flight to the International Space Station.
Saab announces its modular, secure and quick-to-deploy digital tower (r-TWR) for flexible, air traffic control missions, with industry partner Conlog Oy.
Germany’s defence procurement office has selected Saab’s Arexis sensor suite as the preferred solution for the German Eurofighter Electronic Warfare (EW) variant.
Saab Deutschland is set to open a new facility for its Product Unit Naval Systems at the SPURWERK complex in Bremen, which is currently under construction.
Kebni has received its second order to deliver tailored sensor units to Saab’s NLAW.
The Philippines and Sweden have recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) during the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.
Saab has announced a collaborative agreement with Canada's Tulmar Safety Systems to address the increasing demand for advanced camouflage solutions.
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