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IAI will offer India a naval reconnaissance aircraft based on a Bombardier-produced aircraft. The primary sensor offered with the aircraft is Eltas EL/M-2022 naval radar.
israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) will offer India its naval reconnaissance aircraft, which his based on an aircraft produced by Bombardier. India is seeking to procure naval reconnaissance aircraft for its navy and coast guard. The proposed deal is for a total of six aircraft, at a worth of several hundred million dollars.
IAI will approach the tender, which is not yet published, and will offer the joint system it shares with the Canadian aircraft producer Bombardier. The aircraft is the product of cooperation between IAIs Elta division and the aircraft producer, and is based on the Q-400 aircraft.
The Q-400 is offered as a direct substitute to Lockheed Martin's P-3 aircraft, presently the most common reconnaissance aircraft in the world. The Canadian aircraft has very low operational costs, and provides the team with a highly comfortable work environment.
The primary sensor offered with the aircraft is Eltas EL/M-2022 naval radar. The package also includes additional sensors for completing the intelligence picture. Elta has a great deal of experience with naval reconnaissance systems of all kinds.
Elta and its partners have made use of experience accumulated through the operation of the naval reconnaissance configuration of the Q-300 aircraft. This aircraft is used by Sweden and Iceland, and comes equipped with the EL/M-2022 radar as well.
The Israeli Navy is also interested in a new naval reconnaissance aircraft, but budgetary problems are preventing even the planning of such procurement. Meanwhile, IAIs old 1124 aircraft an executive jet converted for the task many years ago performs naval reconnaissance operations. UAVs also participate in such tasks.
israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) will offer India its naval reconnaissance aircraft, which his based on an aircraft produced by Bombardier. India is seeking to procure naval reconnaissance aircraft for its navy and coast guard. The proposed deal is for a total of six aircraft, at a worth of several hundred million dollars.
IAI will approach the tender, which is not yet published, and will offer the joint system it shares with the Canadian aircraft producer Bombardier. The aircraft is the product of cooperation between IAIs Elta division and the aircraft producer, and is based on the Q-400 aircraft.
The Q-400 is offered as a direct substitute to Lockheed Martin's P-3 aircraft, presently the most common reconnaissance aircraft in the world. The Canadian aircraft has very low operational costs, and provides the team with a highly comfortable work environment.
The primary sensor offered with the aircraft is Eltas EL/M-2022 naval radar. The package also includes additional sensors for completing the intelligence picture. Elta has a great deal of experience with naval reconnaissance systems of all kinds.
Elta and its partners have made use of experience accumulated through the operation of the naval reconnaissance configuration of the Q-300 aircraft. This aircraft is used by Sweden and Iceland, and comes equipped with the EL/M-2022 radar as well.
The Israeli Navy is also interested in a new naval reconnaissance aircraft, but budgetary problems are preventing even the planning of such procurement. Meanwhile, IAIs old 1124 aircraft an executive jet converted for the task many years ago performs naval reconnaissance operations. UAVs also participate in such tasks.
