The RNoN's six Skjold-class corvettes are undergoing a life-extension programme to enable them to remain in service until at least 2030. (Norwegian Armed Forces)

Danish defence and aerospace company Terma has confirmed that Royal Norwegian Navy's (RNoN's) Skjold-class corvettes will be equipped with its Scanter 6000 surveillance radar as part of the class's life-extension programme.

In a 15 June announcement the company said the radar had recently completed factory acceptance testing (FAT) for the Skjold-class upgrade programme.

“These tests have further validated the robustness and reliability of the radars, ensuring their seamless integration into the upgraded corvettes,” the company said.

In 2016 the Norwegian parliament decided to phase out the Skjold‐class corvettes but this decision was later reversed, and the corvettes are now being upgraded to enable them to remain in service until at least 2030.

The RNoN's six Skjold-class corvettes are undergoing a life-extension programme to enable them to remain in service until at least 2030. (Norwegian Armed Forces)

Danish defence and aerospace company Terma has confirmed that Royal Norwegian Navy's (RNoN's) Skjold-class corvettes will be equipped with its Scanter 6000 surveillance radar as part of the class's life-extension programme.

In a 15 June announcement the company said the radar had recently completed factory acceptance testing (FAT) for the Skjold-class upgrade programme.

“These tests have further validated the robustness and reliability of the radars, ensuring their seamless integration into the upgraded corvettes,” the company said.

In 2016 the Norwegian parliament decided to phase out the Skjold‐class corvettes but this decision was later reversed, and the corvettes are now being upgraded to enable them to remain in service until at least 2030.

The RNoN's six Skjold-class corvettes are undergoing a life-extension programme to enable them to remain in service until at least 2030. (Norwegian Armed Forces)

Danish defence and aerospace company Terma has confirmed that Royal Norwegian Navy's (RNoN's) Skjold-class corvettes will be equipped with its Scanter 6000 surveillance radar as part of the class's life-extension programme.

In a 15 June announcement the company said the radar had recently completed factory acceptance testing (FAT) for the Skjold-class upgrade programme.

“These tests have further validated the robustness and reliability of the radars, ensuring their seamless integration into the upgraded corvettes,” the company said.

In 2016 the Norwegian parliament decided to phase out the Skjold‐class corvettes but this decision was later reversed, and the corvettes are now being upgraded to enable them to remain in service until at least 2030.

The RNoN's six Skjold-class corvettes are undergoing a life-extension programme to enable them to remain in service until at least 2030. (Norwegian Armed Forces)

Danish defence and aerospace company Terma has confirmed that Royal Norwegian Navy's (RNoN's) Skjold-class corvettes will be equipped with its Scanter 6000 surveillance radar as part of the class's life-extension programme.

In a 15 June announcement the company said the radar had recently completed factory acceptance testing (FAT) for the Skjold-class upgrade programme.

“These tests have further validated the robustness and reliability of the radars, ensuring their seamless integration into the upgraded corvettes,” the company said.

In 2016 the Norwegian parliament decided to phase out the Skjold‐class corvettes but this decision was later reversed, and the corvettes are now being upgraded to enable them to remain in service until at least 2030.

The RNoN's six Skjold-class corvettes are undergoing a life-extension programme to enable them to remain in service until at least 2030. (Norwegian Armed Forces)

Danish defence and aerospace company Terma has confirmed that Royal Norwegian Navy's (RNoN's) Skjold-class corvettes will be equipped with its Scanter 6000 surveillance radar as part of the class's life-extension programme.

In a 15 June announcement the company said the radar had recently completed factory acceptance testing (FAT) for the Skjold-class upgrade programme.

“These tests have further validated the robustness and reliability of the radars, ensuring their seamless integration into the upgraded corvettes,” the company said.

In 2016 the Norwegian parliament decided to phase out the Skjold‐class corvettes but this decision was later reversed, and the corvettes are now being upgraded to enable them to remain in service until at least 2030.

The RNoN's six Skjold-class corvettes are undergoing a life-extension programme to enable them to remain in service until at least 2030. (Norwegian Armed Forces)

Danish defence and aerospace company Terma has confirmed that Royal Norwegian Navy's (RNoN's) Skjold-class corvettes will be equipped with its Scanter 6000 surveillance radar as part of the class's life-extension programme.

In a 15 June announcement the company said the radar had recently completed factory acceptance testing (FAT) for the Skjold-class upgrade programme.

“These tests have further validated the robustness and reliability of the radars, ensuring their seamless integration into the upgraded corvettes,” the company said.

In 2016 the Norwegian parliament decided to phase out the Skjold‐class corvettes but this decision was later reversed, and the corvettes are now being upgraded to enable them to remain in service until at least 2030.