Sweden selects Embraer cargo plane, Brazil plans to buy more Saab fighters
STOCKHOLM/RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Sweden has selected Embraer's (EMBR3.SA), opens new tab C-390 Millennium as its next military cargo aircraft, while Brazil intends to buy more Gripen fighter jets from Swedish defense company Saab , the European ...
Sweden Chooses Embraer C-390 Millennium to Modernize Its Military Transport Aircraft
The Swedish Ministry of Defense has announced the selection of the Embraer (NYSE: ERJ/B3: EMBR3) C-390 Millennium as the country’s next-generation tactical transport aircraft. The selection of the C-390 marks a significant milestone for Sweden,
Germany, the United Kingdom, and Sweden have fewer employees in systems comparable to Brazil’s stable (statutory) positions.
Sweden has announced its intention to buy Embraer's C-390 airlifter, under a bilateral agreement which would also see Brazil ...
NATAL, Brazil—Sweden joined the growing list of European nations to select Embraer’s C-390 Millennium on Nov. 9, announcing a ...
Sweden has officially selected the Embraer C-390 Millennium as its new tactical transport aircraft, marking the first ...
STOCKHOLM--Saab shares gained Monday after the Brazilian government outlined a plan to buy further Gripen fighter jets. Brazil agreed to buy 36 of the aircraft under a deal signed 10 years ago and so ...
The latest version of the Saab multi-role fighter is flying with the Brazilian Air Force during the international CRUZEX 2024 ...
Sweden’s central bank has cut its key interest rate by half a percentage point to 2.75% in what was described as the largest reduction in over a decade STOCKHOLM -- Sweden’s central bank on ...
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Sweden and Brazil have signed a letter of intent to extend their aviation cooperation. Brazil aims to purchase SAAB ...
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