Brazilian Pilots Start Testing Gripen’s Infrared Targeting Sensor
A Swedish test pilot prepares to fly a Brazilian F-39E Gripen.
Credit: Saab Group
Brazilian Air Force pilots have started assessing the Leonardo infrared search and track (IRST) sensor on the Saab F-39E Gripen fighter as the first squadron prepares for operational service later this year, the Swedish manufacturer said on Jan. 18. The passive, long-range sensor is being added to...
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