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Saab receives follow-up order for Sweden’s future fighter aircraft system

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The Swedish Procurement Authority is funding further studies and demonstrator work at Saab. The contract covers the period from 2026 to 2028 and is intended to lay the foundations for skills beyond 2040.

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Saab moves Sweden’s future fighter project into next phase ↗

Source date: 09.09.2026 · German published: 15.10.2026. The summary shall reflect the declared status; subsequent developments may deviate therefrom.

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