Paris Air Show 2025: GA-ASI and Saab partner on AEW MQ-9B capability, demo to fly by 2026
Paris Air Show 2025: GA-ASI and Saab partner on AEW MQ-9B capability, demo to fly by 2026
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General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI) and Saab have partnered to bring Airborne Early Warning (AEW) capabilities onto the MQ-9B SkyGuardian, SeaGuardian and STOL aircraft, SeaGuardian and STOL aircraft.
Saab will pair its AEW sensors with GA-ASI MQ-9B. This AEW capability introduction for MQ-9B augment existing AEW fleets by extending their effective ranges, giving air forces that need AEW, but lack legacy platforms, a means to counter threats according to GA-ASI.
GA-ASI president David R Alexander said that the AEW system would “transform our customers' operations against both sophisticated cruise missiles and simple but dangerous drone swarms”.
“We're also making
Saab will pair its AEW sensors with GA-ASI MQ-9B. This AEW capability introduction for MQ-9B augment existing AEW fleets by extending their effective ranges, giving air forces that need AEW, but lack legacy platforms, a means to counter threats according to GA-ASI.
GA-ASI president David R Alexander said that the AEW system would “transform our customers' operations against both sophisticated cruise missiles and simple but dangerous drone swarms”.
“We're also making
