Gripen - Always combat ready
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- Опубликовано: 13 мар 2019
- The key to operational effect is to get fighters airborne when needed. That’s why Gripen is designed to make sure that availability is maximized at all times. A Gripen force can operate from small airfields or even highway when no runways are available. For instance, Gripen can operate from a road strip of only 16 x 800 metres. In this film you will get more information what makes Gripen always combat ready.
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I appreciate the optimism RUclips Bot. But I'm not really sure the Gripen is in my budget right now. But the road near my house is 16x800 meters so I'll keep it in mind.
😂
Cause you never know right.
@@ashpatel7164 yup, you should always be combat ready
Me too.
I mean... you could always get a loan
"Combat ready in less than 10 minutes, using only 1 technician, 5 conscript mechanics, and a little IKEA screwdriver"
That's Sweden for you.
On the box it says "Fughter Jot"
In face they are very pro, in order to take of scramble from mountains at hide airports. So yes they are really good on what they do and Saab Gripen is a great jetfighter.
Ok all you've done is reword it. Ikea screwdrivers, are incredibly smart and efficient tools.
some assembly required
Just returning from the Saab dealership, i must say i didn’t expect cheap, but man those prices have skyrocketed.
Didn't Saab go out of business,like years ago?
@@derrickmoses1507 automobiles, yes. Now its all weapons baby!
I guess they really... took off...
I'll see myself out.
Talking to you 5 months in the future. Prices are stratospheric. You're gonna wish you bought when you went.
@@babylon218 They changed too much over time. They’re not so down to earth anymore.
Gripen fighters can be airborne right after the scramble signal - explains why I hear a jet every time I make scrambled eggs, nice on Saab.
The moment when you realize that you getting out of your bed In the morning takes longer than rearming and taking off a fighter jet
That also takes a team of 6 people.
@@555_Kochi_STi me getting out of bed also requires 6 people!
@@arx3516 lol
Well, if I had one of this fancy winch-reel type thingys (1:16) to lift me from the bed, plus a team of 6 aircraft engineers screaming in my face I bet I could get up and be ready to go face the banality of my mundane "combat" day in under 7 minutes.
@@arx3516 you must be 5th gen
*"Order now, and this charming set of steak knives can be yours, absolutely free!"*
And a free €25 IKEA gift voucher
🥩😋
Steaks are ideal after a perfect mission
And can be cooked with the help of the afterburner 👍👌
But the steak knives are cursed
When Eisenhower was president of the U.S. and passed the interstate roadway bill, he had for every 10 miles of interstate
one mile that was straight and level so planes could take off and land. I remember during the Cuban missile Crisis there
were air force planes parked in the rest areas of the interstate.
afaik that’s a myth.
Q told us that Eisenhower was one of the original Lizard People.
Now we know that he was one of the Crafty Lizard People.
@@bjb7587 dude literally warned us about the military industrial complex
that doesn’t seem very much like lizard person behavior to me
@@NoTraceOfSense whether that exact thing is true or not, highways are used to land military aircrafts in the US. Recently they did this again after many decades with the A-10.
@@bjb7587 Q, as in Qanon?
I tried to place an order for a Grippen but I ended up with a paraglider. Still nice to fly though it's quite problematic to take off with a two AIM-120.
You're not supposed to carry ordnance with a paraglider. It isn't safe.
@@theschmedaparadox1018for my enemies perhaps
Other companies: "serious breakdown of how it can compete with other special airforces"
Saab: "look at this car commercial"
did you saw the one of the RBS-70 missile? XD
"the gripen has an enormous trunk size and extra seats in the back so the whole family can join in on the trip... to intercept rogue bogeys approaching from the countrys borders"
Come on Saab did build cars in the 90s and 2000s
😂😂😂
@@bonda_racing3579 Just a tad bit longer, then just 20 years buddy...
I was fully expecting a "Contact your local dealer and get yours today"
Contact Sweden Embassy instead
xD
😅😅
Yours for only _.99😂
@@Airman.. ah, so from the local ikea?
I cannot begin to express my admiration for SAAB building a fighter this good.
Awesome, definitely the next cop! Thank you guys, great team and costumer support.
Thanks YT, I was only thinking of getting a Tesla, but will keep my options open. 10 mins to re-arm is hard to pass.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Personally I like the idea of only needing 3 friends to get everything out of of it
😂😂😂
re-arm? you mean re-fuel! no tesla can beat that
Agreed. worried about the cost though
Imagine getting honked at from behind and seeing a Gripen tailgating you in rear view mirror
Brake check it I dare you
and tailgating Gripen will be a BMW trying to aggressively overtake.
@@fyttirackarn But you know what's better than rollin' coal... Afterburner
But what does a gripen horn sound like
@@tabcreedence6553 brrrrrrrrt
I knew the gold was not in the infomercial but the comments section. Thank you chaps. You didn't disappoint.
Salve do Brasil! Thanks for this wonderful machine and for the friendship from your nation.
So what SAAB dealership can I go to for a test flight?
Genghis Kong Go to IKEA, and you have to assemble it yourself
@Abdigani Aden Pretty much everything since Saab dealerships don't exists and the joke was to go to a saab (automotive) dealership to test fly a plane that is made by saab aeronautics. I mean you still could say to go to a Scania dealership and do that but the joke kinda dies there even tho Scania was the heavy commercial vehicle wing of saab way back in time. (or was it otherway around)
Better a test fight
There is a gripen simulator here in sweden. In Linköping.
Or you can steal one from a military base in sweden.
Just waiting for the Amazon year end sale to grab one
Haha😂
I wait for Black Fridsay.
Just find them on IKEA
😂
@@CanesCanoes i bought mine, they didn't give the manual though.
I don’t know if I am in the market for a gripen at this moment, but if I win the lottery I will definitely keep this in mind
I was brought here by RUclips after watching some F/A-18s 😂
Gripen is surely amazing. It's like a friendly, reliable teammate. It only needs a few crews to get it back to sky again.
Okey, you’ve convinced me. I’ll get a Gripen instead of an F-35 when I go fighter jet shopping next christmas
Said Finland right now
@@5astelija75 wait serious?😂
@@last5902 well Finland is shopping new jets and they are considering f35 and gripen
@@5astelija75 Switzerland had already a debacle over this issue back then.
Instead of the F-35 you can get Gripens for your whole family and still have money left over.
I was confused between buying a gripen or a f22 raptor. This video cleared my mind. I shall stick to my bicycle
Btw - do you guys have home delivery option ?
I mean if you can go for a F-22, you get an F-22...
if you want to buy a twin engine fighter buy a f15 it will help you fight in bad weather
f22A..
so u can take off vertically like in anime movie
@@Apollo-tj1vm F-22 is fine if you don't mind having a very large area of land that may as well say "Bomb here and I can't fight back". The Swedish approach is that the jets could be anywhere.
The Swedish approach to fighter jets has always intrigued me - they are the Lotus Elise of the air superiority fighter world; small, light, with stats that don't look very impressive on paper. But they do what they do very well.
A more appropriate comparison would be an f16
I'm a big fan of the Gripen E being a great defensive aircraft for Canada.
What do you need them for? Killing the natives?
Saw one Gripen at the Baltic Insternational Airshow in Liepāja, amazing fighter!
dude i was there too!
F16: "Oh no! The airstrip is not clean enough! I might break my engine!"
Gripen: "Lemme just land in the middle of the forest."
I assume the F-16 actually can land on somewhat messy airstrips but the decision is made to not do that to save on the engines.
Much like how the swedish air force obsessively cleans their airstrips so that the engines wont wear more than necessary.
@@Devantejah Perhaps... I just remember when I was on air show and I fell down laughing when I saw truck sized vacuum cleaner that was bought just for few F-16s we have here in Poland.
Apparently MiG-29s didn't require something like that, as even when they were used for far longer than they should, engines themself were fine. It's just everything else was falling apart and ejection seat tended to fail...
And now Poland is gonna buy like 32 F-35As for 150M$ a pop while they were offered pretty much every NATO fighter meant for export, including Gripen (that I like) and cheap used F-16s (that we have pilots for)
@@patrickd9551 This is Fake News.
@@patrickd9551 Lmao citation needed.
Harrier "Hold my beer"
We were convinced to buy this as a security feature for the summerhouse. It looked so cheap compared to alternative 5-th generation fighter jets. (Also you can use your golf course for a runway!) The maintenance is really simple, you or your gardener can do it on site, without constant negotiation for spare parts with a dealership like F22 or need to decipher russian manuals (a nightmare!) as for a MiG . Also, as all Swedish vehicles it has every possible safety feature including child seats as a standart!
We were quite happy with it for about a year, its really great for obliterating privacy invading drones and tacky annoying hot air baloons. but now we have grown some ambitions of power projection and its range of 3000km's feels really limiting as it does not have carrier compatibility!
My verdict: Quite good as your first fighter jet. but lacks in stealth and upgrade capabilities. 8/10.
"Did you find this review helpful?" Yes.
I highly recommend the F-18 Super Hornet, though not as comfortable it's a great second plane. With plenty of range and carrier compatibility. You will to go anywhere in the world. You also will have more pilons for all of your needs. From Air to Air to Air to Ground. Honestly a great second plane if you ask me. 9/10
thanks i almost sank all my money into the F-16
It does have upgrade capabilities though. But it lacks a cupholder so it's still only 8/10
Hey, nice review! Would you recommed purchasing one of these second-hand?
Saab is always really good in everything!
the Gripen has got to be the most graceful operational aircraft in service today
My driveway is Gripen ready. Realtor told me so. Just need to round up some conscripts.
@fastacker2: Same. You never have enough conscripts, is what I always say . . .
CONSCRIPT REPORTING!!
I'm in!
THIRD CONSCRIPT ON STANDBY!
I’m waiting for the Xmas sale. There’s always surplus Gripens around January- great deals
No space in my car port.
Black Friday sale.
I was looking for a December to Remember event like they do at Lexus
@@ab-tt4mm
Don't worry, just leave it outside. No car theft is smart enough to figuring out how to turn it on.
Thanks for making these aircraft available to Brazil and the rest of the world.
This was convincing! Finland must buy these!
Ok SAAB, you convinced me. You make me want a non-military Gripen now.
SAAB cannot make an engine for this aircraft. It has a licensed F404 General Electric, which in Sweden was called "Volvo RM12" and is assembled from American components. Sweden has not mastered its own engine.
@@coldsteel9061 we have masterd engines but why should we keep reinventing the wheel. if general electric have something good to a fracture of the develeopment cost why shouldnt we buy it num nutt
I agree this is the best Non car, car advert ever.
Albin Johansson I have not found anywhere where information that Swedish fighters and the previous generation (second and third) were equipped with engines of their own design and production. On the Saab 35 Draken installed licensed English Rolls-Royce Avon. The Saab 37 Viggen was equipped with the American Pratt & Whitney JT8D (Volvo RM8). These engines are easier to develop and produce than the F404. It turns out Sweden and previously could not master their engines for fighters.
@@coldsteel9061 jesus what a try hard you are
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volvo_Aero
there you volvo aero made/makes jet engines and rocket engines. altough they where bough in 2012 but its stil lswedish so suck it you noob. usa dont eaven have a working space launches anymore whilst we the swedish kingdom does.
"The key to operational effect is to get fighters airborne when needed"
Fucking revolutionary thinking right here, lads. Big brain moments
What about big potholes
@@martinrivera6910 avoid Detroit with the gripen then. ROFL
Damn, I thought the enemy'd call up beforehand lmao
@@princevlad4195 it'd be stolen anyways...
@@martinrivera6910 unlike the US we actually fix our roads so thats not a problem here.
Love the bit about "conscript mechanics". Thanks for that clarification.
It really shows who that plane is made for- small armies with small budgets and with small enemies
@@user-dt5fk4cs9j Large enemies. Russia, specifically.
From the thumbnail I thought I was looking at model RC aircraft and ground support vehicles. Just imagine how easy to conceal and quick to service they would be if none of them were more than 1.5 meters long! Now there's innovation!
this is like perfect balance between Russian simple efficiency and practicality, and western high tech and quick power
ah yes, the neutral average, another good example is the brazilian super tucano, a prop plane made for ground attacks (definetly not biased because im brazilian)
very well said man
Made by the 🇸🇪I🇸🇪K🇸🇪E🇸🇪A🇸🇪 of aviation.
That's why it's a standard of the Czech Army. It's a bridge between both worlds. 😉 Pun intended.
@@fairongaming9347 strange... Tbh for a country that hasn't thought since the Husites, the Czech Republic has some alright tech
Amazing that the runway only needs to be 16m long! 800m is quite wide though...
It's for multiple take-offs.
Yeah, multiple take offs..
If you only bought one you only need a 10m wide airstrip and 16m long airstrip. All you need to do is remove your house and the neighbors for this airstrip!
@@molotovmozzy7005 if i paved the field i could have space for an entire fleet lol
It's for the Norwegians?
@@bafattvahetere where did you hear that we are fat?
I wasnt sure if I wanted to buy a gripen but after this video im buying one.
Can be assembled by you and your 4 buddies in a few minutes, love it.
Me getting off the bed in like 20 minutes.
Some Swedish bois can get a whole combat jet refueled, rearmed and rady in 10 mins.
Hmm something went wrong somewhere, not sure where, but definitely somewhere.
Yep. Me and my people are very good at our job.
What do you expect from vikings.
@@Bregott07 and yet Sweden is constantly exploding
😂😂😂😂 the whole 1990 went wrong mate
@@Bregott07 Not to allow your country to be eradicated of its native inhabitants by being breeded out in the course of 50 years?
RUclips: We thought you'd like to see Saab's new fighter jet
Me: Weird flex but ok...
@@artilleryfire6576 Alright
Phantom can’t even use the meme properly
Well I thought I got this because I see a lot of military stuff, I guess RUclips thought everyone is the same 😂😂
@@douglasaranda2010 I literally never watch Jet videos, I'll never buy a jet in my life, and my country probably has no interest in buying a Saab Gripen...ever lol. I don't think I'm the target audience for this promotional ad xD
😅 Well, I'm Brazilian and we're eager to receive ours. With Venezuela destabilized, our Freedom Fighters even though modernized a lot, would still struggle against their Su-30s if they ever wanted to venture out here (My country can only enter a war if attacked first, it's in our Constitution, but we can allow foreign countries to use our territory as base of operations, like the USA, if we wanted, to clarify). Their S-300 anti air system we'd probably saturate with our Astros-2020 MLRS, but we don't really have our own anti air against high, fast targets such as fighter jets and missiles, our ground anti air are only against helicopters, so we rely too much on our good old F-5Ms... Farewells to you!
I bought one and it makes my morning commute much more fun
Saab commercials in 2003 "Born from Jets"
Saab commercials now "Jets"
Also now I know how to spell Gryphon in Swedish. Thank you Saab. It makes sense that they'd name their best jet after their logo. They have another jet called the Drakken. No points for guessing what that translates to
And it´s pronounced Griiipen, not Grippen. And Draaaaken isn´t pronounced Drakken either. But we spell it Gripen and Draken (and Viggen, which was the predecessor of Gripen, but there you might guess the pronounciatipon?), just to confuse
yes i am totally in the market for a fighter jet thank you RUclips recommendations
5/5 - Just ordered mine a month ago. It came in a nice package with detailed manuals, nice finish, definitely doesn't feel cheap. If you swap the five recruits by five seasoned support guys, the rearm and refuelling can drop to 8 minutes; best time so far was 7:36. Saab support is super responsive, Swedish level of care and attention. One of my air-to-air missile came with a small defect, I could not fit it. After a support call, I got a missile replacement after 48 hours! The tools are quite good; the stand and pilot stairs are from Ikea, you can easily fold it and store in your garage. It's not the fanciest in the market, but it's surely the best cost-benefit.
I’m in my 50th year. Just yesterday, I opened up my metal trunk in which I have kept memorabilia from my childhood times, and I saw an A4 size poster of a SAAB JAS 39 Gripen that I had stacked away. Absolutely amazing that RUclips decided to throw up this video when I haven’t even looked up this aeroplane! And I’m not even using Google glass or Apple Vision Pro!
I wish Saab would start making cars again, I had a 2000 9-5 wagon that was seriously awesome, It felt incredibly safe and had plenty of power.
Nevs is for sale, you should buy it and convince Saab to let you use the brand name ;-)
Does anybody who’s purchased one of these have any recommendations for a buyer who only has 3 out of the 4 necessary conscripts?
Yeah well if you have 3 conscripts then I believe you can wait an extra 10 minute to make it operational.
You and your wife should have more kids.
You can skip the missile armament procedure, it's not very usefull.
But don't you skip the fueling procedure, last time I had to eject because my wife forgot to fuel it up last time she used it.
@@edloki3057 OMG, that is so good and so dark, absolutely love it.
@@edloki3057 use the kids to rearm the fighter jet, that’s the Swedish Air Force strategy right there
Gripen is like meatballs for lunch... Fast to get ready and absolutely does the job
Does the Grippen come with lingonberry jam, though?
@@erikarneberg11 The woods where you land will provide the berries :)
god damn those 900 are looking ferocious
This is one of the most useful hi techs I have ever seen
*"the equipment needed, fits in a single standard 20foot container"* perfect. ill just empty my place and leave it there
I’m still trying to figure out where to conscript 5 mechanics from. Haven’t seen a SAAB dealer in years and the guys at Dodge just looked at me funny!
@@nathanturner963 this comment section has me in splits but I think your comment took the cake. Thanks for the laugh
Always loved the Gripen since I was a little kid during the 90s, such an underrated fighter.
We must have read different newspapers. Mine were full of Gripen-related accidents.
You felt love, I felt discomfort, but at least one way or the other we both are emotionally attached to Gripen.
@@Gekkibi Pretty sure the Gripen was marketed to weaker nations as a cheap aircraft. Can't make me help but wonder how much of that was the venerable "user error" I keep hearing about.
bakathirteen, as far as I remember it wasn't marketed as a cheap aircraft, nor was it exclusively marketed to weaker nations (unless "by weaker" you mean "not 'merican" and "not USSR"...). The accidents during Gripen's testing were high-profile cases, at least in my local news.
@@Gekkibi Yeah I mean as an alternative to aircraft like the F-16. Pretty sure South Africa has a fleet of them.
@@Gekkibi accidents? Hardly any of all. If you compere to other
luar biasa desain pesawat yang simpel dan modern. Sehingga muda dioperasikan dilandasan jalan raya. Tetap semangat ber inovasi buat saab semoga semakin kedepan semakin banyak produk saab yang dimiliki negara pemesan. ❤❤❤
That is amazing! I'll go order a gripen right now
"Tower, This is Gripen One, requesting permission to land."
ATC: "Permission Granted."
_10 minutes later_
"Tower, this is Gripen One, requesting permission to take off."
ATC: *WTF? That quick??*
Grippen 1-1 to tower, holding short at runway 1-3.
Tower to Grippen 1-1 you are clear to take off from runway 1-3. QFE 220, wind, 2 knots at angels 3 north-east
Grippen 1-1 to tower, copy all have a nice day.
**Gripen
Grippen: "Tower, This is Grippen One, requesting permission to land."
ATC:
And then you wake up... =p
@@jackal1743 You're copying a clearance ? And why a QFE so low, is it from Mars ? Is the Gripen space-capable ? And angels is an altitude neither a heading, nor a bearing.
Now I want to buy a fighter jet, thanks RUclips
I would like to chip in
Your boyfriend is screwed
You do asmr for a living you’ll never afford something half the price 😂
Please buy 2 seater 😂
You are not alone. I want a fighter jet too. Would be cool to arrive at work with one.
0:58 "using only one technician and five conscript mechanics"
I just love how nonchalantly he uses the word "conscript", like if it was an amazing achievement to use people forced into military service to arm these bad boys.
The disposables, the replaceable. That's us.
Oh come on. The word conscripts are used so the buyer knows he doesn't have to spend years training specialized technicians.
He only needs one per team. A huge saving/operational benefit.
Sweden is not Russia. Our conscripts are not disposables.
Is the civilian version available? Yes including the missiles and rockets
Why, yes, it also includes an airbag and accesories. With confortable monthly payments of just 45 k plus fees. 😁
Miachel Dorn of Startrek OWNS a Mig-31 jet...….unarmed of course.
includes semi automatic machine gun
Hahahahaha just for test in my neighboor
Nah, that's the military version. The one designed to meet the needs of the masses comes equipped with nuclear weapons instead🤣
Does it fullfil the EURO 5 emission standards? I would like to order the GTI version
Are you aware it comes with full electric, aswell. The battery weight kinda eats the maneuverability a bit, tho.
The DEF/Ad Blue tank is a nightmare to locate and refill.
@@TJRuane I tried last week the high performance diesel version and it sounds like a tractor I didn't like the sound at all. It hast a ton of torque tho, you can carry like 2 sidewinder missiles more than normal
javrs98 Saab deliberately designed it to sound like a tractor rather than waste billions on stealth technology. The aircraft actually shows up as a John Deere on radar, the enemy’s guard is down and they only realise at the last minute and crap themselves.
@Ken Roberts ehem ehem. Bro we are not here talking about any german fake stuff. We are talking about swedish high tech.
That thing is Armed to the teeth! Nice. Saab born from planes I think was there slogan. Awesome 👌!
Best looking plane ever, in South Africa we have a few in our airforce and we get to see them about once a month over our city
Traffic Reporter : There will be about a 10 minute delay in your commute due to Gripen activity in the north bound lanes should be out of there soon
-please sir if you could move your vehicle to the right hand side of the road so the jet can take off..
-....The what??
@Pear yeah Sweden has built a lot of their highways to do that
I thought I saw a plane at McDonald's drive-thru
Yep.. this is it..
I thought it's from backyard lol
Pilots need to eat too.
ROFL 🤣🤣🤣
What did it order?
Respect the welcome tq for Test pilot Briefing Thats the respect and they Respect the local ajent who help SL During hard time lets look bcak agin 🙏🏻🇱🇰
Just ordered mine, hopefully it'll arrive in a few days. Does it come with sidewinders or drop tanks?
This would be great for my morning commute.
I would love to give cyclists a taste of that 27 mm Mauser BK-27
Get a vtol capable jet instead. they are better for parking
Yeah, but how much is the monthly payment? Would you throw in the extended warranty and snow tires?
Wow, this looks cool for my daily basis.
I love SAAB when they making a budget meal aircraft that can compete mostly every single aircraft. Not to defeat but to compete. Well done 👌👍
It ain't budget, it's 120m.
@@user-dt5fk4cs9j 120m of what? Certainly not USD.
@@AlexKall USD. But it depends on the country. Brasil bought them for 120m.
@@user-dt5fk4cs9j they did not just buy an aircraft, they bought a system and the rights to produce aircrafts themselves. It's not the price per aircraft.
*Literally every government:* Write that down, write that down
Kim Jong-un: How can we get this??? Can we afford it? Must I cut back on my MacDonald's budget?
@@darthslackus499 lmfao
Naglis sul not ours CAUSE OUR SWEDISH GRIPEN IS BETTER THEN YOU
Except ours, they were stupid enough to believe Trump and purchased the inferior and more expensive F-35
The US has a huge budget, plenty of trained technicians and no conscripts, so they work from that. They have the most sofisticated, but also delicate, planes. But that does not matter when they can operate from carriers or land bases far from the conflict zones.
Russia meanwhile make more rugged planes, their planes would not mind using a grass airfield (with all the debris that comes with that), so it is virtually impossible to destroy their infra structure.
Sweden had a conscript military when Gripen was designed, planned to use road as runways (as shown in the video) and as always, keeps a middle ground. But more importantly, Sweden has very few people, so the ground crew (regardless if they are conscripts or full time engineers) has to be small,. and we are better off with two small single seaters than one double seater.
So there are differences in how different countries have built their air force. I suppose Sweden has good value for money, Russia has things that are rugged and tough while the US does pack the most punch (until they break down for lack of spare parts).
Was looking at F-15s, but after seeing this the Gripen will definitely be on my shortlist!
lmao
Nice to see Gripens flying alongside B-52’s in Stockholm yesterday.
i needed a new car so as yo udo i walked down to the local dealership. immediatly caught my eye on a bmw until i saw the saab advert i asked the guy can i see some more options he takes me round back opens up a small garage and inside is the gripen. on the spot i just had to purchase. been my daily driver/beater for the past year and a half now. keep in mind fuel prices are quite high and if you want the road rage addons like the 27mm cannon or the meteor missile that will be a little bit extra. you also do need a longer than usal driveway incase you plan on using the flight capabilities. actually just learnt it could fly after watching this video gripen/10
I miss the old Saab cars from the 80's in the US. The 900 was pretty well packaged and safety focused.
Amazing aircraft
Ikr!
Es una basura
No
Yeah imagine how fast and almost anywhere sweden could set up a jet base in no time if needed 🇸🇪💪
it's not bad, but I'll wait a bit before my flanker really needs to retire.
Just pre-ordered my Gripen!
How much is the road tax on this, I'm looking for something a little more sporty
No road tax. This ain't a car
Hell yea, now I finally can show off to my pattens who still think I’m a failure :).
@@omkr0122 ive heard the incurence is really expansive tho
@@joule9255 you don't need insurance, you die a hero
The Sukhoi SU35E supermaneuverable air defense fighter might be right up your alley!
I don't know why the RUclips algorithm recommended this but when I watched it I knew the comments would be good. I particularly enjoyed the one waiting for the amazon year end sale. 😆
How did you even comment?
@@Gendonramsay the 46 years ago is in his profile name. It took me a minute to realize that
@@Gendonramsay his channel was made 4 years ago and yt wasn’t even around 46 years ago let alone this video, he just put it in his user
Great work super nice video!!!! 💪💪🤝🤝👍👍
Good aircraft might buy one during holiday sales
Idk man, I’ll only consider it if it supports Apple Car Play
Can guarantee.
What about NATO Flight Movies?
@@LuizAlexPhoenix
What about Warsaw Pact?
Gripen is already here (Brazil).
Saw the first one imported into the country with my very own eyes in Navegantes/SC. It's beautiful.
Willbe buying this for my regular office works.
The day elk rebel against humankind they’ll be in for some surprise. Thanks Gripen, we couldn’t do it without you.
Epic fighter
Yo matsimus! You're here
I'm a big fan 😍
when you playing ace combat 7 since that game has this exact gripen in it
Would you mind to make a video about SAAB JAS-39 Gripen?
South Africa loves theirs. Had the pleasure of seeing the SAAF Gripen and Hawks flying recent. The Gripen is so flipping silent compaired to the hawk
The Raptor is way better
"Sir, our runway just got bombed!"
"We'll get them for this. Prepare for takeoff!"
Excellent video im looking for a set of brake pads for a SAAB 93 not the aircraft 😜
Now I know what to buy. Thanks.
Sounds like a hi-tech car promo..
They used to make cars
High tech car promo with gun and missiles
Well, Gripen is the fighter jet equivalent of Toyota Corolla.
Finland is currently making a decision about replacing its fighter fleet, so it basically is a promo for sales.
But, does the Grippen , come with a BLAUPANT Stereo ?
I really hope Saab would win the MRF acquisition for the Philippine Ariforce soon
Hastati ™
Honestly couldn’t think of a better system for you guys
Greetings from D.C :P
Why?
Aren't you US allies?
Ask to buy F-35.
They are selling Japan 🗾 about 100.
Gripen is an Amazing plane no doubt about it.
But my first choice would be F-35 then SU-57.
@@umbrellacorporationwuhanfa3731 because.3rd world country.
@@chimoyTV
Didn't stop the US before.
US might ask concessions like access to a naval base again, but generally speaking I'm sure they could hammer out an agreement.
Especially since China now has access to Burmese ports.
@@umbrellacorporationwuhanfa3731 Because it's stupid expensive, that's why.
Saab and Rheinmetall are the 2 Goats of modern day weapon industry
beautiful car! 🏎
We'll take 200, thank you.
Regards,
Finland
20 might be reasonable for a 5 million people country. 200 far too many you have to pay for them.
Come on, obviously I'm joking.
@@Mursukingi I think 10-20 is the right number for Finland to buy
@@guynxtdork Nah, not at all. We currently have 64 and if anyhing they'll increase the amount. 100 is the number that has been thrown out a lot lately.
@@thequality6384 maybe you will need to sell them if you bought so many, don't get too militarily fixated as a country
I really hope we get the Gripen here in Canada... for how remote some places are and how little infrastructure this jet actually needs to be operational it makes complete sense for us to be using it. Great work SAAB!
The CF-18 is sill quite practical, it has great range and is a very effective multirole
CANADA HAS ALREADY BEEN SURRENDERED TO China by your illustrious leader. That's right CCP MILITARY ARE ALREADY IN CANADA.
I am sorry for your loss, sir.
Not gonna happen with Turdo in charge..
Belíssimo Avião 🇧🇷🤝🇸🇪
looks really cool
Dude! Great point. Its not only about what the plane can do performance wise but supportability, and upkeep plays a huuuge part in longevity also!
glad this got in my recommended, I'll make sure to get one!
The number of people who would buy one man there is an airforce wood the price go down to