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Sources: German Officials Want Jas Gripen Ahead of British Plane

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Choose Saab's Jas plane over the British alternative. This is what officials at the German Ministry of Defense are recommending when the country invests in new fighter jets, according to Politico.

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Internal Defence documents question the industrial distribution of the British-Italian-Japanese programme and propose an alternative with Saab and Airbus.

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Choose Saab's Jas plane over the British alternative. This is what officials at the German Ministry of Defense are recommending when the country invests in new fighter jets, according to Politico.

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For Germany it is about billions, the future of the armaments industry and partners for the next decades: with whom is a new fighter jet being developed? Now a direction is emerging.

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Key takeaways: German defense representatives recommend that Berlin establish a new fighter aircraft initiative with Spain and Sweden, rather than joining the UK-led Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP). According to internal documents seen by Politico, officials believe that a new partnership would be more advantageous and […]

Germany should start a collaboration with Saab to develop its next fighter jet. This is what officials at the German Defense Ministry are recommending when the country invests in new fighter jets, according to Politico.

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Choose Saab's Jas plane over the British alternative. That's what officials at the German Defense Ministry are recommending when the country invests in new fighter jets, according to Politico. Last summer, long-standing plans between France and Germany to develop a joint fighter jet collapsed. New plans are now in the works, where cooperation with the British-led Global Combat Air Programme is an option. But according to a letter from officials …

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Dagens industri broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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