French defence industry targets 2026 debut for indigenous long-range strike system
France plans to conduct its first test of a domestically developed long-range artillery system by mid-2026, aiming to offer an alternative to the U.S.-made HIMARS.
France plans to conduct its first test of a domestically developed long-range artillery system by mid-2026, aiming to offer an alternative to the U.S.-made HIMARS.
The Finnish Defence Forces have signed a long-term contract with Safran Electronics & Defense for the supply of Geonyx Inertial Navigation Systems (INS).
Safran has secured an order from Bell Textron Inc. to supply onboard and ground flight testing solutions for six aircraft under the U.S. Army’s Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) programme.
The HAMMER weapon system is a precision-guided munition with a modular design, allowing for adaptation to multiple aircraft platforms, including the Rafale and LCA Tejas.
he Bundeswehr’s procurement office, BAAINBw, has chosen Safran Electronics & Defense Germany to supply the German armed forces with cutting-edge portable infrared observation binoculars.
Safran Electronics & Defense has introduced NAVPULSE, its latest innovation in Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) technology for the naval sector.
The Egyptian Navy has chosen French defence company Safran to supply advanced optronic and navigation systems for 10 new Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs).
Safran has been chosen to supply PASEO Joint Fires advanced day and night panoramic sight for integration on the Redback Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV).
After an exclusive negotiation process that began in June, Preligens — a leader in artificial intelligence (AI) for aerospace and defence — has joined Safran.
Safran Helicopter Engines and MTU Aero Engines have signed the cooperation agreement to create the 50/50 joint venture EURA (derived from EUropean Military Rotorcraft Engine Alliance).
Skyjacker’s modular design incorporates a C2 (command and control) unit to manage the entire system, as well as one or more spoofing transmitters.
Safran Electronics & Defense is developing a new solution for transmitting and receiving optical communications by laser.