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Marcus Wandt Will Take Saab Into the Future

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After his time as an astronaut, Marcus Wandt could probably have retired and lived on his old credentials. But now he has just taken the next step in his career – as the head of Saab's Aeronautics business area. Now he is the one who will ensure that Sweden remains one of the few countries in the world that can manufacture manned and unmanned combat aircraft.
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After his time as an astronaut, Marcus Wandt could probably have retired and lived on his old credentials. But now he has just taken the next step in his career – as the head of Saab's Aeronautics business area. Now he is the one who will ensure that Sweden remains one of the few countries in the world that can manufacture manned and unmanned combat aircraft.

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corren.se broke the news on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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