We’re thrilled to announce that ST Airborne Systems has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Jeanuvs, an innovative Indian company driving progress in advanced technology. This partnership marks another important milestone in our long-standing cooperation with the Indian Coast Guard, who has successfully operated our
Meet us at the Maritime Search & Rescue Conference 2025 in Southampton, UK on 30 September to 2 October. Olof Öhrström, Carl-Fredrik Hammarbäck & Ana Martin will be there to share insights on how the new MSS 8000 airborne surveillance system can support and improve the
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to all of you who visited our stand at the Paris Air Show. It was a pleasure meeting you and get a chance to demonstrate our MSS 8000 ISR system. A face-to-face meeting is always invaluable for
One week from today, this year’s Paris Air Show will open its doors. We warmly invite you to visit us at our stand A222, Hall 5. Our dedicated team—listed below—will be on hand to welcome you and present the latest insights into the MSS 8000 system. We
In September the first of three upgraded MSS 6000 systems was taken into operation following successful Ground and Flight Acceptance Tests, as well as training of the system operators on the new features. Our engineers will be back in Canada end October to do some
We are proud to still be part of this process in close cooperation with Textron Aviation and Bromma Air Maintenance. For more information about the MVX program please see the press release of the Finnish Border Guard.
The Finnish Border Guard MVX program has now proceeded to the intermediate evaluation phase and selected suppliers have been invited to the base in Turku to demonstrate their mission systems offered. In response to the invitation a team of our sales and development engineers brought a
We would like to share some interesting posts which we found on LinkedIn from Transport Canada describing the impressive work of the National Aerial Surveillance Program (NASP) in protecting the oceans. The four red aircraft perform surveillance along the 243 000 km long coastline for prevention
the new aircraft for the Netherlands Coastguard (NLCG). We share the video published on LinkedIn by the NLCG.
Coast guard flights from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, the Netherland, Belgium and Ireland participated in a Super CEPCO earlier this year to detect, control and report oil spills at sea. The operation was this time targeted at the Skagerrak and departed from the Gardemoen airport in