Ray Aero
JAS-39 Gripen
Ray Aero
The JAS-39 Gripen is a lightweight single engine, multirole fighter developed by Sweden's SAAB to meet the evolving needs of a modern air forces for a compact low maintenance efficient jet. Born from Sweden's desire for a locally made fighter capable of operating from highways, the Gripen is an great option for countries with very limited air force infrastructure.
The original single-seat version of the Gripen developed for the Swedish Air Force in the 1990s. It featured basic multirole capabilities with a lightweight design, fly-by-wire controls, and a focus on ease of maintenance and short-field performance.
| Engine type | Volvo Aero RM12 |
| Length | 46.3ft/ 14.11m |
| Height | 27.6ft/ 8.4m |
| Wingspan | 14.8ft/ 4.5m |
| Seats | 1/2 |
An upgraded single-seat variant with NATO-compatible systems, in-flight refueling, improved avionics, and enhanced weapon integration. It became the standard for export customers and modernized Swedish Air Force units.
| Engine type | Snecma M88 |
| Length | 46.3ft/ 14.11m |
| Height | 27.6ft/ 8.4m |
| Wingspan | 14.8ft/ 4.5m |
| Seats | 1/2 |
The latest and most advanced variant, featuring a more powerful engine, increased payload, extended range, AESA radar, electronic warfare systems, and a full glass cockpit. It's a true 4.5-generation multirole fighter designed to compete with much heavier and more expensive jets.
| Engine type | GE F414 |
| Length | 50.2ft/ 15.3m |
| Height | 29.5ft/ 9m |
| Wingspan | 15.7ft/ 4.79m |
| Seats | 1/2 |