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Saab starts construction of new Carl-Gustaf M4 factory in India

04 Mar 2024

Saab starts construction of new Carl-Gustaf M4 factory in India: Saab on 4 March 2024 marked the start of the construction of its new Carl-Gustaf manufacturing facility in India with a ground breaking ceremony.

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Saab’s AT4 for India

19 Jul 2023

Saab’s AT4 for India: AT4 equipped soldiers are ready for anything. With all capabilities required for mission success in place, including night and confined space abilities, AT4 soldiers can act quickly without worrying if the surrounding environment is suitable for discharging a weapon.

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Gripen E: Evolve every day

15 Jun 2023

Gripen E: Evolve every day: It’s hard to imagine that the smartphone in your pocket has anything in common with the Gripen aircraft. However, they have more similarities between them than meets the eye. Both rely on software technologies with built-in flexibility and adaptability.

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MMRCA – Bees Saal Baad! (20 years later)

25 Oct 2022

MMRCA – Bees Saal Baad! (20 years later): In the sixties and seventies, the IAF, with its superior capability, played a pivotal role in dominating the battlefield and changing the course of war in India’s favour.

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Saab to set up Manufacturing Facility in India for Carl-Gustaf M4

27 Sep 2022

Saab to set up Manufacturing Facility in India for Carl-Gustaf M4: Saab will set up a manufacturing facility for the shoulder launched weapon system Carl-Gustaf in India, further strengthening production in the country.

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NATO’s increased European fly ops

09 Jun 2022

NATO’s increased European fly ops: Since the earlier slowly rising of tensions in the Russian – Ukrainian border areas, have evolved into the current war between both countries late February of this year, it had an immediate effect to the surrounding and other nearby European countries.

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News from Saab

19 May 2022

News from Saab: The first two serial production Gripen E fighters, called F-39 Gripen by the Brazilian Air Force (FAB), are in Brazil. The aircraft arrived in the country on 1 April 2022 at the port of Navegantes, and have completed their first flight in the country.

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How the Baaz flew

07 Apr 2022

How the Baaz flew: It was in the 1970s-80s that the Indian Air Force was turning a new page and a lot of major acquisition programmes were initiated during the period to replace the older fleet making the air force practically brand new.

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Boeing/Saab’s T-7A Red Hawk

14 Feb 2022

Boeing/Saab’s T-7A Red Hawk: During Dubai Air Show 2021, Thom Breckenridge, Boeing’s Vice President, Bombers and Fighters International Business Development, discussed the T-7 advanced pilot training system with reporters.

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Saab awarded Indian contract for AT4 support weapon

20 Jan 2022

Saab awarded Indian contract for AT4 support weapon: Saab’s AT4 weapon has been selected by the Indian Armed Forces through a competitive programme for a single-shot weapon. AT4 will be used by the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force.

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Sanicole 2021

03 Dec 2021

Sanicole 2021: Every year, the Sanicole Airshow at Leopoldsburg Airport is a treat for the visitors. In the year 2020, the show was canceled due to the outbreak of COVID-19.

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Ola Rignell of Saab India Technologies talks to us

20 Oct 2021

Ola Rignell of Saab India Technologies talks to us: The Indian Government’s vision for Make in India is clear: Indian defence industry needs to become self-reliant or atmanirbhar, boost manufacturing and create new jobs in manufacturing.

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Updates from Saab

20 Oct 2021

Updates from Saab: Saab has received an order for Carl-Gustaf ammunition from the US Army. The order value is approximately USD 75 million and deliveries will take place in 2022.

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The HAL Rotary Wing ‘Lightweights’

13 Aug 2021

The HAL Rotary Wing ‘Lightweights’: An excellent example of Made in India initiative, HAL Dhruv (Pole Star) Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) has been developed indigenously by the Helicopter Division of the governmentowned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL).

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Saab Gripen E’s missile edge for the Indian Air Force

02 Apr 2021

Saab Gripen E’s missile edge for the Indian Air Force: The Gripen E offer for the Indian Air Force builds upon the Gripen E family of aircraft. Gripen E is the most modern fighter in the competition and together with its weaponry, including the Meteor Beyond Visual Range missile, Gripen E will give the IAF an edge against its adversaries.

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THE SAAB GRIPEN E

15 Feb 2021

THE SAAB GRIPEN E: Gripen is a smart fighter with a ‘minimal logistical footprint’ which means it has been designed for maintenance and quick turnaround without the need for a large number of technicians on the ground to conduct checks and get the aircraft back in the air.

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First Gripen E for Brazil

08 Dec 2020

First Gripen E for Brazil: The Gripen E, named F-39E Gripen by the Brazilian Air Force (FAB), was officially presented on 23 October 2020, during the celebrations of Aviators’ Day and the Brazilian Air Force Day, at Wing 1, in Brasília.

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Developments at Saab

08 Dec 2020

Developments at Saab: Saab has delivered the second GlobalEye Swing Role Surveillance System to the United Arab Emirates on 30 September 2020. This follows Saab’s delivery of the first GlobalEye aircraft in April 2020 to the UAE, which has ordered three GlobalEye aircraft.

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The Saab Gripen E for India

06 Oct 2020

The Saab Gripen E for India: The Gripen E has been ordered by the Air Forces of Brazil and Sweden and deliveries have begun to both nations. The Gripen E has been developed to counter – and defeat – the most advanced threats in the modern battlespace.

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Air Marshal Harish Masand on the IAFs depleted strength: causes and remedies

25 Sep 2020

Air Marshal Harish Masand on the IAFs depleted strength: causes and remedies: In aftermath of the humiliating reverses at hands of the Chinese in 1962, which none of us can forget, the Tata Committee had recommended a force level of 64 combat squadrons for the Indian Air Force.

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