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Sweden and Switzerland don't fly Eurofighter jets. They are also not members of NATO so I'm not surprised that they can only get NATO IFF codes under restrictio
by rjsw 7y ago
Sweden and Switzerland don't fly Eurofighter jets. They are also not members of NATO so I'm not surprised that they can only get NATO IFF codes under restrictions.
No idea what is going on with Austria.
EDIT: Austria isn't a member of NATO.
- bobowzki 7y agoAre we paying for these codes in Sweden? Would be quite interested to learn more about this.
- dogma1138 7y agoFor the codes directly no, for contractors with sufficient clearance for handling the keys yes. You can’t have it both ways as in want to interoperate with NATO forces as well as being covered by NATO CAPs and not be a member of NATO.
- sorokod 7y agoWhat restrictions do you think Sweden has with regards to NATO IFF codes?
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- blattimwind 7y agoI assume these are processed by secure hardware inside the plane, if you could just copy them after being loaded the entire exercise with the contractors would be rather pointless. So I assume after the contractors load the codes into the plane, they are already protected by regulations governing access and sale/export of the plane, which probably amount to roughly "Remember, no russians".