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The Gripen has not been seen at the Dubai Airshow since 2005, but its presence this year does not mean the aircraft is being actively competed for fighter requirements in the region. Rather, according to Jonas Hjelm, head of Saab's aeronautics business, the type's overdue return to the Airshow is...
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