We are pleased to share that Dora Zhang, Head of our Asia Office based in Singapore, will be attending LIMA 2025 (Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition) from 21 to 23 May 2025. Dora would be delighted to meet with you during the event to discuss
Olov and Ana visited DEFEA in Athens last week, and we would like to thank all our customers and colleagues for engaging meetings and discussions. We look forward to following up on these conversations. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any updates or inquiries about airborne
Recently two of our senior software engineers visited Tallinn to support the Estonian Police and Border Guard (EPBG) with updates to their MSS 7000 airborne surveillance system, which they operated for the last six years. Together with the customer, they implemented key improvements based on
At this year's Aero India exhibition, taking place from February 10-14, 2025, the Indian Coast Guard, in collaboration with HAL, will showcase one of their modernized and fully equipped Do-228 aircraft on static display. This aircraft features the advanced oil spill detection and mapping system
Thank you for meeting us at the Singapore Airshow. Amongst the 1,000 participating companies and 60,000 trade visitors, we had stimulating week. It was good meeting new and established contacts and many interesting discussions that we are sure will lead to more in-depth cooperation as
With the summer approaching we are busy completing our deliveries of new MSS systems to Canada and India. At the same time, we are submitting our second update of our bid for new aircraft for the Finnish Border Guard MVX program. On top of it
We are very happy to announce that we have received another order for a long-standing customer. Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) in Kanpur will equip another 3 of the Dornier 228 aircraft operated by the Indian Coast Guard with our system. The system will include a new SLAR,
Successful cooperation between authorities will ensure smooth operations. As described in our earlier news item ST Airborne Systems held succesful training sessions for both operators and maintenance personnel at the premises of the Uruguayan Air Force (FAU). For the CONOPS-training FAU had also invited the Uruguayan
Personnel from the Indian Coast Guard and ST Airborne Systems posing in front of the Indian Coast Guard Dornier 228 after a successful test flight with the upgraded system. Just before the Christmas holidays the Indian Coast Guard received both service, upgrades and initial training on their
Four aircraft (two from Malaysia and two from Vietnam), equipped with the MSS 6000 Maritime Surveillance System, have been deployed to search the area where the plane last made contact. On Saturday, March 8, a Malaysia Airlines flight carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew was presumed