ADAS 2016: Saab targets fighter programme
Magnus Hagman, the Gripen campaign director at Saab, talks to Shephard about the aircraft being put forward for the Philippine Multi-Role Fighter programme and the importance of the Gripen simulator for the company at the ADAS exhibition.
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