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Saab is continuing its longstanding relationship with the FAA and enhancing airport situational awareness by replacing surface movement radars (SMRs) with updated systems at 44 of the busiest U.S. airports.
The T-7A Red Hawk, a next-generation advanced pilot training system born out of a partnership between Saab and Boeing, honors the Tuskegee Airmen of World War II.
From San Diego, California and West Lafayette, Indiana all the way to Syracuse, New York and Cranston, Rhode Island, Saab, Inc.’s 2025 story stretched across an entire nation. It was a year measured in warfighters trained, technologies deployed, historic ground breakings and research partnerships all stemming from Saab’s central purpose: keeping people and society safe.
Drawing from their experience in the U.S. armed forces, veterans help Saab’s teams deliver trusted technologies that keep people and society safe.
As the U.S. Marine Corps approaches 250 years of service, Saab, Inc. celebrates its partnership with America's expeditionary force.
As the Navy marks a historic milestone, Saab proudly celebrates a decades-long partnership while looking to the horizon of providing platforms, sensors, weapons and autonomous maritime technologies.
A modern military relies on top-tier training solutions at all levels, precisely tailored to meet the demands of the battlefield. Central to this is the utilization of advanced technology and modern software, enabling the delivery of progressively immersive and realistic live training simulations.
As the U.S. Air Force marks 78 years of service to the nation, Saab, Inc. celebrates its proud partnership supporting America’s Airmen with innovative training systems, domestic manufacturing and a shared commitment to advancing airpower for the future.
Whether in combat or disaster relief, U.S. armed forces and our allies are often deployed to remote, austere environments lacking the critical infrastructure needed to complete the mission. Enter Saab’s Deployable Aircraft Maintenance (DAM) facility.
In Michigan’s annual joint multinational exercise, Saab’s training systems assist over 200 partner forces and U.S. military personnel with state-of-the-art training.