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Saab plans to triple GlobalEye output as NATO and Canada selections reshape the market for airborne surveillance aircraft
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Saab plans to triple GlobalEye output as NATO and Canada selections reshape the market for airborne surveillance aircraft
The new target marks a sharp increase from Saab’s previous plan to produce four GlobalEye aircraft annually. Johansson said the company needed additional capacity to protect delivery schedules as prospective orders extend into the next decade. “I would rather say that we go from two a year now and should aim for six a year in the 2030 timeframe,” Johansson said during Saab’s second-quarter 2026 earnings call. He added that the company would pref…
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