- Saab is developing three unmanned aircraft, the A1, A2 and A3, as stepping stones toward a loyal wingman fighter system for Sweden.
- The A3 could enter service within a decade if funded, costing roughly a third of a Gripen E over its lifecycle.
- Saab now holds a $33.6 billion order backlog, boosted by NATO membership, including submarines, jets and airborne early warning aircraft.
Saab shows off loyal wingman drone it hopes to offer Swedish Air Force

