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Aero India 2023: Sweden’s SAAB pitches both single & two-seater Gripen Fighter Jet variants to IAF under MRFA

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Source : Business World Swedish SAAB Gripen-E fighter jet As India continues its search for 114 combat jets, Swedish aerospace and defence ...

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