The Ministry of Interior of Estonia and the Estonian Police and Border Guard officially took delivery of their new Beech 350ER maritime surveillance aircraft during a ceremony in Tallin on 20th June 2018. Speeches were given by the Minister of Interior as well as by representatives
Click for here for more details. Bromma Air Maintenance signing the documents for acceptance of delivery together with the Estonian Police and Border Guard in Tallinn. The search radar, EO/IR and IR/UV sensors are fitted in a pod under the belly of the aircraft. (The EO/IR sensor
The first MSS 7000 Operator Training is right now taking place in Tallinn. This is part of the delivery contract and will introduce the operators to all the new features and sensors of the MSS 7000 system during a two-week course. The operators will thus
Another year is coming to its end. We would like to thank you all for your support and hope to keep in touch in 2018. For us it has been a very eventful year. We have completed upgrades for Finland, Canada, Malaysia, India and Uruguay as
The Ministry of the Interior, the Estonian Police and Border Guard visited Bromma Air Maintenance and ST Airborne Systems in Stockholm on 19th September. The purpose of the visit was to inspect the newly arrived Beechcraft 350i ER and to see the MSS 7000 airborne maritime
An unprecedented high number of right whales have died in the past 2.5 months in the Gulf of St. Lawrence off Canada’s eastern coast. Many of them have been hit by ships or been entangled in fishing nets. Right whales are a highly endangered species
Estonia's new Beech King Air 350 arriving in the beginning of August at Bromma Airport from the aircraft factory in the U.S. It received a salutory spraying and cleaning as a welcome. ST Airborne Systems is in cooperation with Bromma Air Maintenance providing a new MSS 7000
The upgrade of the second Dornier 228 of the Finnish Border Guard was completed in late June 2017 following delivery of the first aircraft in April. The work has included an extensive upgrade of the avionics on board, as well as of the MSS 6000 mission software
During ST Airborne Systems visit to Chennai last week, the Indian Coast Guard proudly presented the first time ever all female crew flying on a patrol mission with the MSS 6000. We would like to congratulate the Indian Coast Guard on this achievement! The purpose of the visit
ST Airborne Systems has finalized this year's upgrade for the MSS 6000 system flying on board Transport Canada's Dash 7 aircraft. The MSS 6000 upgrade was subject to a Factory Acceptance Test at ST Airborne Systems' facility in Sweden at the end of March, witnessed by the