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Two decades of Gripen fighters in the Czech Air Force – making the skies safe
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On April 18, 2025, the Czech Armed Forces will mark the 20th anniversary of the first landing of the JAS-39C Gripen at Čáslav Airbase, which has since become a cornerstone of Czech air defense. Over these two decades, Gripen aircraft have not only protected Czech airspace but have also supported many NATO operations across Europe.
Realistic training for maritime threats
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Land forces around the world have long enjoyed the benefits of Saab’s highly realistic live-training solutions. Now, with navies and coast guards facing unprecedented threats, our new maritime live-training offering is helping ship and small-boat crews to train as they fight.
Saab continues our technical transfer program with Peru
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In December 2024, Saab signed a new contract with the Peruvian state-owned shipyard SIMA. This marks the third contract between Saab and SIMA, with Docksta Shipyard delivering a Knock Down Kit, along with support and on-site supervision. The Combat Boat 90 (CB90) will be assembled at SIMA’s shipyard in Chimbote.
From concept to impact - Saab and the Swedish Air Force Deploy "Loke"
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In a remarkable feat of collaboration, the Swedish Air Force, the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV), and Saab together with partners have successfully evaluated concept "Loke" in a mere 84 days. This innovative new capability is designed for detecting and countering hostile drones, marking a significant advancement in counter-drone technology.
Saab transponder sets new standard for global maritime communication
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Saab has achieved major breakthroughs in maritime communication with its VDES (VHF Data Exchange System) transponder aboard the Ymir-1 satellite. For the first time, global coverage with reliable data reception and transmission to and from vessels is being delivered.
The Rainforest – defying the conventional and shaping the future of Saab
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The Rainforest operate like an expedition team, scouting ahead into uncharted territories, identifying opportunities, aiming to develop disruptive product concepts that will revolutionize both civil and military technology, create new market segments and help keep people and society safe.
On a mission to ensure safety and quality in Gripen aircraft
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Learning is a big part of the job here. There are many experienced colleagues who have been at Saab for a long time and are always willing to share their knowledge.
From maritime enthusiast to submarine designer: Anna's career story
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I’ve always loved the ocean and anything maritime, so when I came across the job listing and saw the title Submarine Designer, I thought, "Wow, this sounds incredible!" It felt like such a unique opportunity, and I knew I’d regret it if I didn’t apply.
How to manage threats from above and below
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With geopolitical tensions running high, the Baltic Sea has become a potential conflict zone. So, what are some of the main threat scenarios? Here, respected maritime security expert Dr Sebastian Bruns from the Center for Maritime Strategy and Security at Germany’s Kiel University shares his views.
Keeping the lines of communication open
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The murky waters of the Baltic Sea are home to internet cables that enable commerce and communications between nations. According to internet security expert Patrik Fältström, the threat to them has grown significantly in recent years.
Saab contributes in project aiming to revolutionize CBRN Defence Information within Europe
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In December Saab attended the kick-off for the CBRN SoS project - Enhancing Cross-Border CBRN Operational Readiness and Effectiveness through an Overarching System-of-Systems Approach - marking an ambitious initiative to revolutionize Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) defence in Europe.
Keeping our harbours operational
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Ports on the Baltic Sea play a critical role in keeping societies across Europe running smoothly. However, they face a constant threat from a range of sources, according to the Head of Security for Ports of Stockholm, Johan Dahlman.