Ottawa Signs Tentative Deal With Swedish Firm Saab for Six Surveillance Jets

Ottawa has announced a preliminary agreement to purchase six advanced radar planes that would be manufactured in Canada through a partnership between Swedish firm Saab and Canadian aerospace company Bombardier. The non-binding deal with Saab establishes a foundation for final negotiations in the purchase of GlobalEye detection aircraft as well as determining a manufacturing timeline, the […].
Ottawa Signs Tentative Deal With Swedish Firm Saab for Six Surveillance Jets

Ottawa has entered into a preliminary, non-binding agreement with Swedish firm Saab for the potential purchase of six advanced radar planes. These GlobalEye detection aircraft are intended to be manufactured in Canada through a partnership with Bombardier. Final negotiations will focus on the Canadian configuration, development program, and manufacturing timeline.

  • Canada has announced a preliminary agreement to purchase six advanced radar planes.
  • The planes would be manufactured in Canada by a partnership between Saab and Bombardier.
  • The non-binding deal with Saab sets the stage for final negotiations.
  • Future negotiations will cover Canadian configuration, development, and manufacturing timelines.
  • The specific timeline and cost for the deal have not been disclosed.
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