Saab to modernise German TAURUS KEPD 350 missiles
Saab has a $161.16m contract to deliver key system upgrades for the German Air Force’s TAURUS KEPD 350 air-launched cruise missiles.
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Saab Secures $159 Million Deal for Germany's Missile Modernisation
Swedish defence company Saab has secured a $159 million contract from Germany to modernise and maintain its Taurus KEPD 350 cruise missiles. The ten-year deal, running from 2025 to 2035, includes significant upgrades to the missiles.
Saab Gets $158 Million Order From Germany to Maintain Cruise Missiles
Saab received an order from Germany to modernize and maintain the country's Taurus KEPD 350 cruise missiles for 10 years until 2035, worth 1.7 billion Swedish krona ($157.8 million). Such missiles allow their users to defeat targets at long ranges required for the most demanding air operations,
Saab wins $159 million cruise missile maintenance order from Germany
Sweden's Saab said on Monday it had won a 1.7 billion crown ($159 million) order from Germany to modernise and maintain the country's Taurus KEPD 350 cruise missiles for ten years until 2035. "The order includes significant system upgrades and modernisation to the German Air Force’s Taurus missiles as well as a ten-year life cycle maintenance,
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MBDA’s Meteor completes first F-35B test flight
The US Marine Corps’ aircraft conducted the first test flight of the missile from Naval Air Station Patuxent River. MBDA’s ...
Airbus CEO hints at MBDA-like venture for European space merger
The CEO of Airbus said on Thursday he would be happy if space merger talks with Thales and Leonardo led to a venture like the ...
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Marine Corps' F-35B tests cutting-edge Meteor missile
An F-35B belonging to the U.S. Marine Corps has started test flights with the long-range air-to-air missile MBDA Meteor.
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MBDA Plans Rapid Development Of Diamond Loitering Attack Munition
The initial version of the loitering munition is intended to have a takeoff weight of 6 kg (13 lb.), dive speed to attack ...
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C2I 2024 Aerospace & Defence winner: DragonFire
The DragonFire programme has seen leading UK defence companies working with the MOD to develop a laser weapon system ...
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MBDA stockpiles 80 tonnes of ‘nuanced’ iron amid supply chain tension
MBDA has increased its stockpiles of 'nuanced' irons to 80 tonnes, almost 20 times its regular stock of the material, said CEO Éric Béranger on 13 March at the MBDA annual press conference ...
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Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium to host the Springboks’ return
Stadium is set to welcome the Springboks back to the Bay in a much-anticipated showdown with Italy on July 12.
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MBDA CEO statement: Collective efforts bring Springboks to NMB Stadium
The much-anticipated test match between the Springboks and Italy will be hosted at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on 12 July.
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F-35 carries first Meteor as UK missile integration work takes off
The long-delayed process of integrating MBDA's Meteor beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile with the Lockheed Martin F-35 ...