Saab modtager milliardordre på GlobalEye

Forsvarsvirksomheden Saab har sikret sig en ordre på 10,1 milliarder kroner på deres GlobalEye-model. Køberen er et land i Mellemøsten, men navnet holdes hemmeligt af sikkerhedsmæssige årsager.

Saab annoncerede ordren den 27. juli 2026. Leverancerne er planlagt til 2030.

Pressechef Mattias Rådström kaldte aftalen et positivt budskab og et stærkt bevis på, at GlobalEye er en førende løsning inden for luftbåren overvågning. Saab oplyser, at der ikke kan gives yderligere oplysninger om kunden på grund af branchens natur og nationale sikkerhedsinteresser.

De Forenede Arabiske Emirater har tidligere købt samme type fly. Ordren følger efter NATOs beslutning tidligere i juli om at købe op til ti GlobalEye-fly til en værdi af omkring 40 milliarder kroner. Finland har også udtrykt interesse for modellen.

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