In 1938, Saab took flight with its very first aircraft, the Saab 17! Built in Linköping, it was Sweden’s first all-metal, modern shell-construction aircraft with retractable landing gear. A true pioneer, it also featured recessed rivet heads, reducing air drag and boosting performance—an innovation for its time. Learn more about the Saab 17 with Kent-Åke Molin, Head of the Gripen India program. | Saab India

19K views · 421 reactions | Join us as we salute the Saab 17, our...

For the first time, a single-engine fighter has flown with 100% biofuel. This demonstrates that Gripen can fly with an alternative fuel, an important step in making Gripen future-proof. http://bit.ly/2nFr0p3 Wing Commander Flying, Hans Einerth tells you more about the test flight: | Saab

64K views · 1.4K reactions | Final flight for the Austrian Saab 105 in close formation with the Alpha-Jet (cameraship) yesterday  We are honored to have the "Golden Tiger" as a guest on display at HANGAR-7 until summer.  Zajcmaster | The Flying Bulls | Facebook

173K views · 2.8K reactions | Did you know that Saab 105/SK60 is the longest operational Saab aircraft ever built? During 2024 it's time for the aircraft to retire after nearly 60 years of service in the Swedish Air Force. | Saab | Facebook

24K views · 188 reactions | Mit 31. Dezember hat die Saab-Flotte des...