True Collaboration 5 - Episode 5: Operational Deployment of Gripen

The operational deployment of Gripen in the Brazilian Air Force relies on the work of various professionals, from technicians and mechanics to the pilots who command the aircraft.
Check out in this episode how this operation is conducted at the Anápolis Air Base (BAAN).
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[@osvaediez1761]

i want to see the Gripen on Famex 2025. 🇲🇽

[@Cptnbond]

🏁GoGo

[@helanosousa8100]

tenho que reconhecer ta muito maneiro pra quer mach 2.5 ....

[@heli1256]

🎉🎉🎉

[@lean_sumek]

Tudo bem 😊🥰🤣

[@khoadinh4120]

Is that a Gripen E?

[@matheusr7922]

Yes

[@muttsurini9833]

I heard that it cost about 5.5B Dollars for a 40 Gripen?
Is this true? Does it coast much because of transfer of technology for local assembly?

[@wallacemjr]

I don't know the value per unit considering the entire contract.
But yes, it has great value related to the transfer of systems technology, manufacturing and design.
As well as a value for all this integration of new combat philosophy, technical and operational assistance for several years.
As Brazil participated in the development of the project, part of the amount paid is already returning with the Brazilian systems that were adopted by all Gripens, including the Swedish ones, what stands out most is the large panel similar to the F35, something that in principle would be only for Brazil but Saab adopted it for everyone.

[@muttsurini9833]

@@wallacemjr I see..
Our Air force is also looking to buy 40 new Aircraft..
We're currently choosing between the F16V and Gripen E..
And I was just surprised, that it that much for only 40 aircraft now I know why..

[@otto_stromberg28]

​@@muttsurini9833from what I remember a unit costs 48 million, the large amount of money for a country to buy it is probably explained by Sweden also giving munitions training transfering technology and also shipping