Gripen
Coverage of Gripen in the Nexus archive.
- Ukraine’s $2.5 Billion Gripen Deal Could Send Work Brazil’s Way
Ukraine signed a $2.5 billion deal for sixteen Saab Gripen jets. Brazil, which builds the same fighter, may benefit from the increased production demand.
- Latin America Defense Monitor — June 23–28, 2026
Six Latin American air forces launched the Salitre 2026 exercise, Brazil deployed its Gripen jet abroad for the first time, Brazil unveiled a new frigate, and U.S. forces increased presence in Venezuela. The report highlights regional defense activities and military developments.
- How Peru Picked a Fighter Jet, Then Tore Up the Deal and Switched
Peru initially selected Sweden's Gripen fighter jet but later canceled the deal and switched to purchasing the American F-16 due to political turmoil. The decision highlights the competitive landscape for military contracts in South America.
- Ottawa's mixed fleet of F-35s and Gripens could total more than 100 aircraft, sources say
Ottawa is considering a mixed fleet of F-35s and Gripens, which could total more than 100 aircraft, according to sources. The article does not provide further details on the decision-making process or timeline.
- Ottawa's mixed fleet of F-35s and Gripens could total more than 100 aircraft, sources say
The Canadian federal government is considering a mixed fleet of 72-88 U.S.-made F-35s and potentially 72 Saab Gripens, which could total over 100 aircraft. This plan may create up to 9,000 jobs and be the largest industrial project in Canada.