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Spanish Navy and Navantia design an IAMD frigate aiming to extend F110 class

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The Spanish Navy and Navantia are developing the new F110 IAMD frigate. This evolution of the Bonifaz class features advanced integrated air and missile defense capabilities

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The future F-110 IAMD will be an evolution of the Bonifaz class and will be designed to strengthen the anti-missile and anti-aircraft defense of the Spanish fleet without giving up the multi-mission capabilities that characterize the F-110 program.

·Madrid, Spain
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The aim is to have a platform to deal with a wide range of air and ballistic missile and cruise threats.The US destroyer 'USS Paul Ignatius' returns to Rota Base after sinking a frigate with his missiles into an ej

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The Navy and Navantia are working together on the design of a new frigate based on the F110 Bonifaz class, currently under construction, but with...

·Madrid, Spain
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Key takeaways: Navantia and the Spanish Navy are collaborating on a specialized version of the F110 frigate, specifically designed to strengthen Integrated Air and Missile Defence (IAMD). This new version aims to expand current Bonifaz-class production by introducing a ship with superior missile capability and a primary […]

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The Spanish Navy and Navantia have announced that they are developing the new F-110 IAMD (Integrated Air and Missile Defense) frigate, an evolution of the Bonifaz-class frigates, but with enhanced air and missile defense capabilities. The program is based on the requirements set by the Spanish Navy for the development of its future capabilities, within the framework of the “Armada 2050” planning. […] The article The Spanish Navy is developing a …

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Moncloa broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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