UAE buys Swedish surveillance planes in $1.27b deal

Top general says defense giant Saab to sell the Gulf nation 2 Global 6000 surveillance planes, upgrade air force fleet

United Arab Emirates (UAE) Ministry of Defense's executive director of strategic analysis, Major General Abdullah al-Hashimi (L), receives a model of the surveillance plane Saab Global 6000 from Saab president and chief executive officer, Hakan Buskhe, at the Dubai Airshow on November 9, 2015. (AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI)
United Arab Emirates (UAE) Ministry of Defense's executive director of strategic analysis, Major General Abdullah al-Hashimi (L), receives a model of the surveillance plane Saab Global 6000 from Saab president and chief executive officer, Hakan Buskhe, at the Dubai Airshow on November 9, 2015. (AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI)

DUBAI — The United Arab Emirates Air Force announced Monday a $1.27 billion deal with Swedish defense giant Saab to purchase two surveillance planes and upgrade two others.

The two new aircraft are Global 6000 surveillance planes, while the old planes to be upgraded are part of the UAE’s fleet of Saab 340s, said Major General Abdullah al-Hashimi at a joint press conference at the Dubai Airshow.

The date of delivery has not been finalized, but could be within two years, he said.

The purchase “supports surveillance capabilities” of the Gulf nation’s Air Force, he said.

The UAE has been part of the US-led coalition bombing militants of the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria.

It has also played a key role in the Saudi-led coalition that launched a military campaign in March against Iran-backed rebels in Yemen.

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