UK resumes air defence infrastructure upgrade after COVID-related hiatus
The RAF plans by the end of the year to complete upgrade work to the physical infrastructure supporting a ground-based air surveillance radar in northeast England. …
Manufacturer Saab has said that it will not speculate on how the unfolding COVID-19 pandemic will disrupt company plans or financial expectations, but confirmed that the Gripen E/F fighter programme continues to run to schedule and in line with customer expectations.
‘We have not seen a crisis on this scale in modern times,’ Ellen Mollin, head of business area support and services at Saab, said during a company Gripen briefing on 26 March. ‘The coronavirus will affect all companies all over the world in different ways and to different extents and Saab is no exception.’
She added that the company
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