Saab To Provide Self-Protection System For India’s ALH

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14 November 2013

Swedish defence and security company Saab has secured two orders, worth about SEK 216 million ($33 Million) from Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). As a part of the deal, the company will provide an integrated electronic warfare self-protection system to equip the advanced light helicopter which belongs to the Indian Army and Indian Air Force.

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An Advanced Combat System For A Rapidly Changing World

01 April 2019

"An air battle is all about getting inside your enemy's OODA (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) loop," says Stefan Engstrom, former Gripen Pilot and Director, Sales & Marketing, Gripen, Business Area Aeronautics.

Avionics That Is Ready For Future

25 March 2019

We often talk about the pace of technology that renders defence products less capable, if not obsolete, after every few years. But how does it actually work? Is there a fixed time after which upgrades become mandatory? How do research and development affect the potentiality of a system, especially a fighter system?

Gripen: A No Strings Attached Deal For India

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Saab's Make in India proposal is a lot more than just transferring assembly lines to India. It is an offer to establish the world’s most modern fighter aircraft manufacturing capability in India.