🔴 Saab gripen Lost the competition - Why canada choose f35 over gripen ❓

🔴 Saab gripen Lost the competition ❗ Why canada choose f35 over gripen ❓

inally #Canadadoesn'tchoosetheSAABGripen and #chooseofLockheedMartinF35stealthfighter

#Canada will finally abandon #Lockheed Martin's #SAAB #Gripen for the #F35 #stealth #fighter and acquire 88 new aircraft in a multi-billion dollar deal.

Canada is considering the acquisition of a new #fighter to replace the aging #CF18 fleet as part of the Air Force's modernization program. The final competition took place between the #SAAB #Gripen in Europe and the #F35 #stealth #fighter in the United States.

Everyone was surprised at the fact that the Swedish #Gripen E reached the final cut. This was a major event, especially after Boeing was told that he had not reached the final stage.

Two other European manufacturers also claimed that they had withdrawn from competition before the competition began, and that the government's situation favored competition in favor of US competitors.

This announcement marks another important milestone in Canada's competitive process of buying the latest fighters for the Royal Canadian Air Force. The #F35 is operated by #NORAD and #NATO partners on missions around the world. It has proven to be a mature, competent and maneuverable aircraft, which is why we are moving to this stage of completing procurement.

The Canadian minister revealed that the final contract for the supply of 88 advanced fighters was not signed because there was still work left before the contract was signed. According to Tashi, the project to buy 88 new fighters will be the biggest investment in the modernization of #theRoyalCanadianAirForce in more than 30 years.

It is important to note that Canada is a member of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), which is entrusted with North American Aerospace Defense Command, Aerospace Control, and Maritime Warning tasks. Experts who are part of NORAD say it is very difficult for European grippen to "exceed" US fighters, especially the #F35 .

Earlier, European companies Airbus and Dassault had expressed dissatisfaction with Eurofighter and Rafale, the disciplinary criteria for upgrading aircraft to meet the Royal Canadian Air Force's information sharing requirements, respectively.

Canada has been operating US fighters for over half a century. If you decide to buy Saab Gripen, that will be a major change in that policy. Canada's last European fighter was the British fighter Spitfire in the 1940s.

#Gripen is the most cost-effective option and could lead to more local manufacturing in #Canada if Ottawa decides to buy it. Serve's proposal to the Government of Canada includes a detailed plan to provide multiple benefits, including high-quality work and technology that enhances the economic value and knowledge of the country as a whole.

Estimated purchase costs are reportedly between $ 11.2 billion and $ 14.2 billion. Delivery of the first aircraft is scheduled for early 2025.

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