BIRD Aerosystems is to deliver and install missile protection technology for another undisclosed African customer.
The contract includes AMPS-MLRD (to protect against MANPADS, laser beamrider threats, radar-guided missiles and radar-controlled guns) and the SPREOS directional IR countermeasures (DIRCM) system, the Israeli company announced on 18 November.
This equipment will be installed on a VIP and military aircraft.
In June this year, BIRD Aerosystems completed installation of a missile protection system on board a B-737 head-of-state aircraft in an unnamed African country.
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