Saudi Typhoon Deal Could Open Door To Further Sales
The conclusion of long-running price escalation negotiations should smooth the water for follow-on Typhoon sales to Saudi Arabia. (Photo: BAE Systems)
The conclusion of long-running price escalation negotiations should smooth the water for follow-on Typhoon sales to Saudi Arabia. (Photo: BAE Systems)

After more than two years of negotiation, the governments of the UK and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have agreed new terms covering the delivery of 48 Typhoon fighters. Under the original 2007 Project Salam contract, Saudi Arabia ordered 72 Typhoons, with BAE Systems acting as lead company for the Eurofighter consortium. The first 24 aircraft were delivered without issue, but the remaining 48 aircraft became the subject of debate.

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