Saab and GKN Aerospace expand cooperation on Gripen E/F engine support

Saab and GKN Aerospace expand cooperation on Gripen E/F engine support
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Saab and GKN Aerospace have signed an agreement that expands their cooperation on engine matters for the Gripen E/F, covering GKN Aerospace’s operations in Trollhättan, Sweden.

The deal makes GKN Aerospace Saab’s partner for engine matters on the Gripen E/F, adding expertise, capacity and technical support in phases and extending the existing collaboration that previously covered the Gripen C/D. The Gripen E/F is powered by the American‑made F414 engine produced by GE Aerospace, and countries using foreign engines require the manufacturer for support, modernization and spare parts throughout the aircraft’s service life.

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