Fórum Defesa Brasil

Carlos Lima escreveu:A Embraer já faz isso... o P-99B do México foi comprado com um pacote que incluiu bem mais do que o avião (estação disso e daquilo).

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Cassio escreveu:E um pacotão desses custaria muito para a maioria dos países aos quais se destinaria... furada!

O "pacote pronto" não existe, não funciona.

O que existe é o pacote montado segundo as necessidades de cada cliente. Os pacotes oferecidos atualmente já podem conter: aviões, estações de treinamento e de simulação, estações de comando e controle, radares, etc. Em breve incluirão drones, estações móveis em terra, e muito mais... mas cada pacote montado de acordo com as necessidades (e possibilidades) do cliente.

Sds,
Cassio

Cassio escreveu:Não me irritou não... não sei porque pensou isso. Só dei minha opinião.

Os pacotes que você citou me parecem "amplos demais"... só isso. COnstrução de hangares, aeroportos (bases) não são o negócio da empresa.

Hermes escreveu:Talvez um pacotão desses fosse interessante nas vendas governo a governo ou intermediadas/apoiadas pelo Minf.Defesa que se encarregaria de juntar as empresas interessadas (empreiteiras, fábricas de radares, armamentos brasileiros, etc.). Embraer seria apenas um elo da corrente. Nessa o BNDES poderia ter uma participação até mais ampla.

UAE Air Force and plans to buy ground attack aircraft (30 credits)
Posted on: Mon, Apr 13, 2015
The command of the UAE Air Force (UAEAF) is said to be going ahead with a project to buy ground attack aircraft. The following 360-word report sheds light on the recent consultations between Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Mohammad Bin Zayed Al Nahyan and the UAEAF command on the project and tells what about the preferred aircraft: the Super Tucano from Embraer and the Scorpion from Textron AirLand.

wagnerm25 escreveu:Em virtude da morte de 11 soldados colombianos em ataque das FARC. o presidente da Colômbia voltou a autorizar ataques aéreos às FARC. Acho que nos próximos dias vamos ver o ST em ação novamente.

Tue Apr 14, 2015 4:54pm EDT Related: DEALS, AEROSPACE & DEFENSE
Embraer and Saab discuss exporting Brazilian fighters from 2023
RIO DE JANEIRO

(Reuters) - Brazilian planemaker Embraer SA and Swedish partner Saab AB hope to devise a plan by June for exporting the Gripen fighter jet from the South American country beginning in 2023, a senior Embraer official said on Tuesday.

Jackson Schneider, the head of Embraer's defense unit, said deliveries of 36 Gripen NG single-engine jets to the Brazilian Air Force from a joint assembly plant in the country would begin in 2018. It could wrap up as early as 2023, opening up export capacity.

The companies formalized their partnership in the $5.4 billion program on Tuesday at the LAAD defense fair in Rio.

Schneider said that over the course of the week he would meet with delegations from around 40 countries who were interested in the planemaker's KC-390 military cargo jet, which took its first flight in February.

Embraer also has about 10 open sales campaigns for its Super Tucano light attack aircraft, Schneider said.

The company continues to work with the Brazilian government to collect payments due late last year, according to Schneider, with the aim of stabilizing cash flow on those contracts and cutting back some defense programs if necessary.

dafranca escreveu:

Tue Apr 14, 2015 4:54pm EDT Related: DEALS, AEROSPACE & DEFENSE
Embraer and Saab discuss exporting Brazilian fighters from 2023
RIO DE JANEIRO

(Reuters) - Brazilian planemaker Embraer SA and Swedish partner Saab AB hope to devise a plan by June for exporting the Gripen fighter jet from the South American country beginning in 2023, a senior Embraer official said on Tuesday.

Jackson Schneider, the head of Embraer's defense unit, said deliveries of 36 Gripen NG single-engine jets to the Brazilian Air Force from a joint assembly plant in the country would begin in 2018. It could wrap up as early as 2023, opening up export capacity.

The companies formalized their partnership in the $5.4 billion program on Tuesday at the LAAD defense fair in Rio.

Schneider said that over the course of the week he would meet with delegations from around 40 countries who were interested in the planemaker's KC-390 military cargo jet, which took its first flight in February.

Embraer also has about 10 open sales campaigns for its Super Tucano light attack aircraft, Schneider said.

The company continues to work with the Brazilian government to collect payments due late last year, according to Schneider, with the aim of stabilizing cash flow on those contracts and cutting back some defense programs if necessary.

Quem seriam os cerca de 10 pontenciais clientes para o Super Tucano, acho que sao os seguintes:

1) Paraguai
2) Filipinas
3) Emirados Arabes Unidos
4) Suecia
5) Libia
6) Tailandia
7) Mali
8) Guatemala
9) Honduras
10) Libano
11) Gana
12) Peru