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Giraffe 4a

Multimission flexibility - Giraffe 4A combines the battle-proven designs from the Arthur and Giraffe AMB product families with an all-new radar sensor, based on AESA (Active Electrically Scanned Array) technology.

Erieye AEW&C

It is the most recent in the Erieye AEW&C series, combining the latest improvements in Erieye radar and mission system with the high-performance, 9-hour-plus endurance Saab 2000 platform.

Saab at Singapore airshow

Saab will be showcasing at Singapore Airshow. Our solutions are continuously being improved and augmented so they are at the cutting edge of what is possible.

Our thinking edge

Wings of Change

Civil aviation opens up a world of possibilities, but also consumes too much fuel and emits greenhouse gas emissions. That needs to change. Saab has designed an aircraft wing panel that reduces wind resistance and cuts fuel consumption.

rEvIBE Energy

Imagine that you are driving a car, you hear something rattling. You get a little irritated and want to find out what is making the sound to silence it. But there are those who instead are interested in the rattling sound since it implies that there are vibrations, vibrations that can be used for creating energy.

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  • Saab AB
    10 February 2016
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    Get a glimpse from our Brazilian colleagues working with the Gripen NG development. Click on the link below to read more.

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  • Saab AB
    10 February 2016
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    Strong growth pretty well sums up our 2015 year-end results. Our sales have increased and our order backlog is at an historical level. In 2015 we received large orders for Gripen, the submarine A26 and a new advanced Airborne Surveillance System. For more details read the press release and full report here: http://saabgroup.com/Media/news-press/news/2016-02/saab-year-end-report-2015/

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Stories

  • The TTC (Manufacturing Technology Centre) in Karlskoga, Sweden, produces metal components with 3D printing that are otherwise impossible to manufacture.

  • Every 45 seconds a Saab 340 or Saab 2000 takes off or lands, around the clock and throughout the year in 30 countries. At present there are some 300 Saab 340 and 2000 aircraft operational across the world.

  • ”The employees in my organisation meet customers every day. So it’s important that they get satisfaction from always keeping the customer happy. As a leader I have learned that great performances are achieved by showing people a great deal of trust and allowing them to influence their own development”.

    These are the words of Anna Fröjd, Head of market area Nordic and Baltic. Anna manages around 35 people who work with the sole assignment to win business.

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