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Gripen 03 and 04 arrive in Cape Town

The third and fourth SAAB Gripen D dual-seat fighters arrived in Cape Town at mid-day today.

 

SA unmanned air-vehicle programme set for take-off

Denel Dynamics' Bateleur medium-altitude long-endurance(MALE) Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV) project looks set to be developed as a joint programme with Brazil.

 

SAAF to acquire PAC 750XL?

It has been rumoured on aviation forums that the SAAF is evaluating the PAC 750XL turboprop utility aircraft.

 

South Africa fields first Gripen fighter

The SAAF formally accepted its first Saab Gripen fighter into squadron service on 30 April, around one month after retiring its last unit of Denel Cheetah C/Ds.

 

First Gripen accepted.

The South African Air Force will today accept its first of 26 Saab Gripen C/D fighters into squadron service, less than one week after retiring its last unit of Denel Cheetah C/Ds

 

Second Gripen arrives in SA

The second Gripen destined for the SAAF arrived in Table Bay Harbour, Cape Town, on Sunday afternoon.

 

South African Air Force To Receive First Gripen Soon

Ten years after a contentious selection process, the South African Air Force will formally receive the first of its 26 Saab Gripens next month.

 

Marshall awarded extension to C-130 upgrade contract

UK company Marshall of Cambridge Aerospace Ltd will provide specified SAAF C-130B structural components.

 

More expensive military equipment swells Defence budget

The following is a rough translation from an Afrikaans article that appeared in the Beeld newspaper.Pieter du ToitThe increase in the cost of the weapon purchase program is largely responsible for the growth in the Defence budget this past year.The t...

 

Super Lynx handed over

Naval Base Simonstown, Cape Town, saw the ceremonial handover today of the Super Lynx Mk 64 helicopters to the South African Air Force (SAAF) and South African Navy (SAN).

 

Denel awarded additional funds for missile development

Denel Aerospace Group has been awarded an extension of their contract to develope a short range air-to-air missile.

 

Gripen SA02 soares past 100 000 flying hours.

South Africa’s second Gripen fighter (SA02) made history when during a scheduled flight test sortie, it passed the cumulative 100,000 flying hour mark for the Gripen fleet of new generation fighters.

 

Extension to Airborne tactical reconnaissance contract

Carl Zeiss Optronics (Pty) Ltd have been awarded an extension on theor contract to provide an Airborne tactical reconnaissance capability.

 

SAAF pilots set for Gripen training in September

The South African Air Force's first six instructor pilots for the Saab Gripen will commence training activities in September, with development testing having recently concluded using its first of 26 aircraft.

 

SAAF JAS-39D delivered

SA's first new jet fighter in over 30 years is a coat of paint away from delivery to the nation's air force.

 

Pilots protected against sharks and lions

South African Gripen fighter-pilots will, should they ever need to eject from the new aircraft, be protected from sharks and lions.

 

SAAF A109LUH Deliveries Continue to Slip

Delivery of the 30th and final AgustaWestland A109LUH light utility helicopter to the SAAF continues to slip, as local assembly of the LUHs by Denel continues at a very slow pace.

 

More money for Rooivalk

Government has decided to invest another R962 million into the Rooivalk attack helicopter programme.

 

Hawk acquisition update

The Defence Portfolio Committee received a briefing by Armscor today on the Armscor 2006/7 Annual Report. A question regarding the status of the Hawk program was asked.

 

A400M deliveries delayed by six months

Deliveries of the Airbus military A400M airlifter will be delayed by at least six months, Airbus parent EADS said on Wednesday.

 

SAAB offers Erieye surveillance system

A meeting was recently held in Cape Town between South African and Swedish experts to discuss the strategic capabilities South Africa requires, with an emphasis on security solutions for the upcoming 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup.

 

SAAF developing high-tech missile

The SAAF is investing R292 million in completing the development of a state-of-the-art antitank guided missile to arm its controversial Rooivalk attack helicopter.

 

A400M flight test schedule delayed, says EADS

First flight of the Airbus Military A400M transport has slipped by several months from the first quarter of next year, according to majority stakeholder EADS, which has for the first time also hinted at the possibility of making late customer deliveries.

 

Last two Super Lynx arrive in South Africa

The last two of four Super Lynx 300 Mk 64 maritime helicopters ordered by the SAAF left Yeovilton on Friday 27 July at 13h30 aboard An-124-100 RA-82044 ('VDA 2681'). Aboard the aircraft were Lynx 191 and 192.The aircraft arrived at Cape ...

 

New aircraft to cost R11.9 billion

The following is a (very) rough extract from an Afrikaans article that appeared in Beeld:The aiforce will pay R11.9 billion for the eight new Airbus A400M cargo aircraft, more than the previous amount of R6.6 billion.The airforce acknowledged the amo...

 
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