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Cobham Gains New NATO Contract For EW Training
The company’s Falcon 20 jets will continue to simulate electronic threats against fighter interceptors.
A Cobham Falcon 20 awaits departure from a Polish airbase, while a Polish Air Force Sukhoi Su-22 lands. (Photo: Cezary Adamczewski via Cobham)
A Cobham Falcon 20 awaits departure from a Polish airbase, while a Polish Air Force Sukhoi Su-22 lands. (Photo: Cezary Adamczewski via Cobham)

Cobham’s Special Mission business has won a follow-on contract to provide electronic warfare and threat simulation training to NATO for up to five years. The company will continue using its fleet of 12 modified Dassault Falcons that are based in the UK and that also fly on a separate threat simulation contract for the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD).