Saab will operate Västerås air traffic remotely from Sundsvall for 15 years, deploying digital infrastructure, camera systems and meteorological services.

Saab and Brazilian partners initiate flight test campaigns to validate dual-cockpit systems for advanced combat operations and tactical pilot training.

The concept, called A3-001, illustrates the possible evolution of future combat air capabilities, where crewed and uncrewed platforms operate together as part of an integrated system.

Saab introduces software-defined sensor topologies featuring active electronically scanned hardware matrices to sustain multi-domain threat classification.

The two-seat fighter, developed in partnership with Brazilian industry, accelerates training and enhances operational performance.

Saab introduces the Sirius Compact L24R electronic support measure sensor, designed to detect, classify and localise radar emissions for continuous wide-area surveillance in fixed and mobile deployments.

Saab has introduced the HEAT 758 anti-tank round to enhance the capability of the Carl-Gustaf system against heavy armored vehicles.

Saab, Embraer and the Brazilian Air Force cooperate to localize fighter aircraft production and develop advanced aerospace manufacturing capabilities in Brazil.

The order strengthens long-term production for the Combat Vehicle 90 platform, supporting future deliveries across multiple European operators.

A new master service agreement equips Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth airports with advanced tower automation while establishing an ATM centre of excellence in Australia.