Hensoldt has begun serial production of its new software-defined AESA land-based air defence radar, the TRML-4D after receiving an initial order for ten units from a non-NATO nation.
First deliveries of the Hensoldt’s latest radar system, based on the company’s existing Naval TRS-4D radar, already in use with the US and German navies, will be made at the end of 2019.
Qualification trials of the system have already been completed and live fire testing with the first customer will be conducted next year.
A total of 50 radar systems will be produced over the next two to three years.
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