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The AEW aircraft, modified under the System ASC 890 program, will be used for territorial integrity monitoring within Sweden as well as for air and sea surveillance in support of international operations.
The ASC 890 system will be a NATO compatible C2 platform and can perform airborne command and control functions for Saab's Gripen fighter as well as other airborne platforms. Saab will designate the new aircraft as Saab 340 AEW-300. The formal start of the project is September 2006. Work will be performed at Saab Aerotech's maintenance facilities in Link
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