Bombardier's Global Platform to Form Backbone of NATO's Airborne Surveillance Aircraft
Bombardier announced its Global platform has been selected as the backbone for NATO's upcoming Airborne Early Warning & Control (AEW&C) aircraft. Saab will supply the GlobalEye system to NATO.
Bombardier Inc. has announced that its Global aircraft platform has been chosen to serve as the backbone for NATO's new fleet of Airborne Early Warning & Control (AEW&C) aircraft.
Partner Saab has been selected to supply the GlobalEye system to NATO, with Bombardier's Global 6500 model expected to form the base for these aircraft. This selection highlights Bombardier's role in the defense industry and the suitability of its Global jets for demanding missions.
Bombardier has stated that the Global 6500 has proven to be a reliable and economical alternative to existing airborne surveillance platforms. The company's defense division is reportedly known worldwide as a collaborative and flexible partner.
NATO's decision to select GlobalEye underscores the importance of strategic partnerships in the rapidly evolving defense sector. Bombardier is prepared to support the program with its proven aircraft and world-class technical capabilities.