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In October, Saab successfully completed a test flight by a Gripen E aircraft with the Meteor Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Missile (BVRAAM) for the first time.

Saab is pleased to invite media, financial analysts and investors to the annual sensor seminar in Stockholm, Sweden, on 5 December 2018.

Swedavia selected Saab to replace three aged Surface Movement Radars with the newest generation SR-3, benefitting from its easy installation and integration capabilities.

Saab has launched a new capability for naval radars, the Hypersonic Detection Mode. In this article we take a look at what hypersonic threats are all about and how navies can protect vessels against them.

How do you attract and retain younger talents? A question many companies are tackling today. At Saab there is a reverse mentorship programme where junior employees coach their bosses.

Saab, the Swedish Armed Forces, and the Swedish Defence Material Administration (FMV) share a long history of co-operation. In the development of Gripen E, this co-operation is being further enhanced, as the three organisations are now carrying out joint validation and verification of the combat aircraft system.