US EditionSaab's aircraft pitch ushers minted Canada-Sweden partnership
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Swedish defense and aerospace giant Saab is expanding its arms deals in the Middle East, offering Qatar and Saudi Arabia the purchase of its advanced electronic warning and control aircraft GlobalEye. Saab CEO Michael Johansson confirmed during his stay in Montreal that formal offers had been submitted to the two Gulf states, after they expressed interest in the Swedish warning system. According to a report by the Reuters news agency, the compan…
Saab's aircraft pitch ushers minted Canada-Sweden partnership
Swedish firm SAAB’s plan to build GlobalEye surveillance aircraft and Gripen fighters in Canada links a 13,000-job offer directly to the new Canadian-Swedish Strategic Partnership and to Ottawa’s unsettled decisions on P-8A Poseidons and F-35 fighters. At the core of the push is SAAB’s commitment to build the entire GlobalEye airborne early warning and control platform in Canada if the Department of National Defence orders it, replacing today’s …
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