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NATO Agency Poised to Pick Bombardier-Saab Partnership to Make New Fleet of Surveillance Aircraft

Reports say the alliance chose Saab and Bombardier’s GlobalEye to replace aging U.S.-built surveillance planes, with no official NATO contract announced.

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Decision could be major windfall for Canada’s aerospace industry

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NATO agency poised to pick Bombardier-Saab partnership to make new fleet of surveillance aircraft

Decision could be major windfall for Canada’s aerospace industry

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NATO looking at Canadian aircraft for its new airborne warning fleet

Canada’s aerospace industry could be in for windfall with news that NATO has selected a new fleet of airborne warning planes based on Canadian aircraft outfitted with Swedish technology.

·Ottawa, Canada
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Awacs Aircraft: Nato Disengages Itself From the Usa

The alliance breaks away from the US and Boeing in terms of flight dream monitoring. This has financial reasons – but not only.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Frankfurter Allgemeine broke the news in Frankfurt, Germany on Tuesday, April 28, 2026.
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