Bulgaria está buscando un nuevo caza para su Fuerza Aérea. Boeing con el F/A-18, Dassault con el Rafale, y Saab con el Gripen, ya han respondido a los requerimientos de información del ministerio de defensa búlgaro. Eurofighter está considerando su respuesta, y Lockheed Martin, con el F-16, lo hará a finales de Abril. Analistas del ABN Amro, dicen que el Gripen es el mejor posicionado ya que el JAS 39 es mucho mas barato que los competidores y ya ha ganado concursos similares en República Checa y Hungría. Bulgaria confía en su flota de is currently reliant on a fleet of Russian-made MiG 29 jets but is understood to be interested in replacing them with between 16 and 20 planes.
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The Bulgarian government is looking to buy a new fleet of fighter jets. Boeing with the F/A-18, Dassault Aviation with Rafale, and Saab with the Gripen, have already responded to the request for information from the Bulgarian Ministry of Defence. Eurofighter, is considering its response. Lockheed Martin, maker of the F-16, is expected to meet Bulgaria's MoD later this month. An analyst from ABN Amro, says that Gripen might have the best chance at winning the contract because its JAS 39 jet is cheaper than the Eurofighter and the manufacturer has won similar contracts in the Czech Republic and Hungary. Bulgaria is currently reliant on a fleet of Russian-made MiG 29 jets but is understood to be interested in replacing them with between 16 and 20 planes.
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