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Elbit subsidiary wins $53 million contract with UAE Air Force

Under the five-year deal, Elbit Systems Emirates will supply the UAE Air Force with anti-missile and electronic warfare systems to protect its Airbus A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transport aircraft.

Pilots from the Multinational Multi-Role Tanker Transport Fleet check out an Elbit Systems J-MUSIC DIRCM turret. Credit: NSPA.
Pilots from the Multinational Multi-Role Tanker Transport Fleet check out an Elbit Systems J-MUSIC DIRCM turret. Credit: NSPA.

The United Arab Emirates subsidiary of Israel’s Elbit Systems Ltd. has won a $53 million, five-year contract to supply anti-missile and electronic warfare systems to the UAE Air Force.

Under the agreement, Elbit Systems Emirates will supply the UAEAF with its J-MUSIC Self-Protection System and infrared-based Passive Airborne Warning System to protect its Airbus A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transport aircraft.

According to the Israeli aerospace and defense company, growing threats posed by shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles have led to increasing demand for such systems.

Elbit’s Direct Infrared Countermeasures anti-missile systems are currently installed on over 25 different types of aircraft and have logged over 350,000 operational flight hours to date, according to a company statement.

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