Showing posts with label Saab Gripen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saab Gripen. Show all posts

Saturday, March 09, 2013

Generasi Terbaru Pesawat Tempur Gripen Swedia

Gripen
Perusahaan Pertahanan dan Keamanan Saab (Swedia) telah menandatangani kesepakatan dengan Administrasi Materiel Pertahanan Swedia (FMV) perihal pesawat tempur Gripen E. Perjanjian tersebut mencakup pengembangan dan modifikasi Gripen E untuk Swedia selama periode 2013-2026 dan kemungkinan bagi Swiss untuk mengakuisisi Gripen E baru.

Untuk tahap pengembangan awal Gripen E (2013-2014), FMV menggelontorkan dana sebesar 2,5 miliar SEK (mata uang Swedia) atau senilai 391 juta dolar AS. Total nilai pesanan dalam kontrak tersebut sekitar 47,2 miliar SEK (7,4 miliar dolar AS).

Parlemen Swedia, dengan hasil voting mayoritas, memutuskan Swedia akan mengakusisi Gripen E. Perjanjian telah ditandatangani dan pengiriman pertama Gripen E untuk Swedia secepatnya pada tahun 2018.

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

RTAF Pamerkan Persenjataan Gripen


JAS-39 Gripen RTAF dengan rudal SR AAM IRIS-T dan rudal BVR AAM AIM-120 AMRAAM (all photos : Kornsak Chowchankit)

Wing 7 Royal Thai Air Force  yang berpangkalan di Surat Thani baru-baru ini memamerkan persenjataan pesawat tempur JAS-39C/D yang dimilikinya.

Thailand saat ini mengoperasikan 6 pesawat tempur JAS-39C/D Gripen sebagai pengganti F-5 Tiger yang sebagian telah dipensiunkan. Sebanyak 6 pesawat tempur Gripen lainnya telah dipesan dan menunggu jadwal pengiriman dari pabrikan Saab di Swedia.

Monday, August 27, 2012

Swiss Air Force Membeli 22 Saab Gripen Jet Fighter

AFP) – 1 day ago GENEVA — Switzerland has agreed details of its planned purchase of 22
fighter jets from Sweden, despite a critical parliamentary report on the
deal, the defence ministries of the two countries said Saturday. A Swiss government statement said an agreement in principle had
been concluded between its weapons procurement agency armasuisse
and Sweden's FXM agency on the acquisition of the Saab Gripen
warplanes. Final details of specifications, delivery dates, prices, equipment and
infrastructure had been settled pending a final green light from Bern, it
said. The deal forms part of a larger order for Gripens to be shared with
Sweden, which Stockholm said Saturday would help to keep costs
down. The Swiss parliamentary security commission said on Tuesday that the
"choice of jet made by the Federal Council carries the most risks:
technically, commercially, financially and in respect of the delivery
date", Swiss news agency ATS reported. The members of the commission nonetheless voted 16 to 9 against
demanding that ministers put a halt to the deal. Defence Minister Ueli Maurer said that the Gripen "was the cheapest"
option compared with the French Dassault Rafale and the EADS
Eurofighter and its purchase price -- 3.126 billion francs (2.6 million
euros, $3.25 billion) -- was guaranteed not to change. Opponents of the Gripen purchase, which still has to be approved by
the federal parliament, have said that they would seek to hold a
national referendum on the deal. The Gripens, to replace the Swiss air force's ageing US-built F-5 Tigers,
are of a more advanced model still under development and will not be
available before 2018, according to Bern. For its part the Swedish government plans to buy 40-60 new Gripens
over the next decade at a cost of two billion kronor (242 million euros)

http://www.defence.pk/forums/europe-...-jas-39-a.html

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