Malaysia signs for two additional GM400α air surveillance radars
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Malaysia has submitted a Letter of Award (LoA) to Thales for the purchase of two more Ground Master 400 alpha (GM400α) air surveillance radars, which would take the total number of the GM400-family of radars in the country to four.
As part of the LoA Thales will partner with Malaysian enterprise Weststar Group to install and deploy the radars in line with the terrain and operational requirements of the RMAF (Royal Malaysian Air Force), in peninsula and the country's east.
In a statement the company said that, through Industrial Cooperation Programmes (ICPs), it will provide maintenance and support
As part of the LoA Thales will partner with Malaysian enterprise Weststar Group to install and deploy the radars in line with the terrain and operational requirements of the RMAF (Royal Malaysian Air Force), in peninsula and the country's east.
In a statement the company said that, through Industrial Cooperation Programmes (ICPs), it will provide maintenance and support
