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Airborne early warning aircraft with radar system parked on tarmac surrounded by support vehicles under clear blue sky.

Saab's GlobalEye Targets Growing Demand with ITAR-Free Edge

Saab's GlobalEye has taken off, with its ITAR-free edge capturing attention worldwide - and a growing list of countries, including Sweden, France, and Canada, are taking notice. From a single delivery to the UAE in 2020 to a widening international roster, GlobalEye is rapidly becoming the go-to airborne early warning and control aircraft.

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Technicians inspect a Saab 2000 Erieye aircraft with upgraded front fuselage on a runway or in a hangar.

Pakistan's NASTP Eyes Erieye Radar Upgrade

Pakistan's National Aerospace Science & Technology Park (NASTP) is gearing up to breathe new life into its Erieye radar fleet with a planned upgrade, as the aircraft approach 20 years of service. A recent promo video still hints at a structural overhaul, sparking excitement about the mid-life update.

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Saab aircraft on tarmac with Canadian technician and maple leaf emblem in background.

Canada Pursues GlobalEye Aircraft in Talks with Saab

Canada is one step closer to bolstering its defense capabilities with talks underway with Saab to procure the advanced GlobalEye aircraft, a cutting-edge airborne early warning and control system. Saab has offered to not only supply the aircraft, but also to build, maintain, and upgrade it in Canada, fostering growth in the country's domestic defense industry.

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Pakistan Air Force Saab 2000 aircraft with Erieye radar system on runway surrounded by support vehicles and personnel.

Pakistan Air Force Fortifies Special Mission Aircraft Arsenal

The Pakistan Air Force has revolutionized its special mission capabilities, transforming a handful of legacy platforms into a powerhouse fleet that now boasts over seven cutting-edge airborne early warning and control aircraft, advanced electronic-attack systems, and game-changing unmanned aerial surveillance tech. This impressive arsenal, built from a modest start, now makes the PAF a force to be reckoned with.

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