The 737 Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) and E-3 707 and E-767 Airborne Warning and Control Systems (AWACS) use combat-proven mission systems to provide powerful airborne surveillance, communications and battle management.
Date News Release
Dec 09 2015 Boeing Delivers Final Peace Eagle AEW&C Aircraft to Turkey
May 20 2015 Boeing-upgraded French AWACS Take Flight
Sept 09 2014 Boeing Delivers 3rd Peace Eagle Aircraft to Turkey
Feb 10 2014 Boeing Delivers 1st Peace Eagle Aircraft to Turkish Armed Forces
July 29 2013 Boeing Defence Australia Takes on Prime Role for Wedgetail Sustainment
Dec 20 2012 Boeing's Final Design for Wedgetail AEW&C Airborne Mission Segment Accepted by Australia
Oct 31 2012 Boeing Delivers Final Peace Eye AEW&C Aircraft to Republic of Korea Air Force
June 04 2012 Boeing Delivers Final Wedgetail AEW&C Aircraft to Australia
May 23 2012 Boeing to Modernize Flight Deck and Avionics for US and NATO AWACS Fleets
May 21 2012 Boeing Delivers 3rd Peace Eye AEW&C Aircraft to Republic of Korea Air Force
April 18 2012 Boeing Begins Maintenance Training for Turkey's Peace Eagle AEW&C Aircraft
Technical Specifications
737 Airborne Early Warning & Control
Airframe 737-700 increased gross weight (IGW) airframe
Radar Northrop Grumman “MESA” electronically scanned array radar system with
360degrees/Air and Maritime modes/200 + nmi range/All Weather
IFF 300 nmi
System Architecture Open
Consoles Open
Operational ceiling 41,000 ft
Range 3,500 nmi
Flight Crew 2
Mission Crew 6 to 10
Airborne Warning and Control System
Airframe Span 145 ft, 9 in (44.43 m)
Airframe Length 152 ft, 11 in (46.62 m)
Radome Height 41 ft, 9 in (12.5 m)
Radome Thickness 6 ft (1.8 m)
Radome Diameter 30 ft. (9.1 m)
Speed 500 mph (800 kmh)
Ceiling 35,000 ft (10,670 m)
Endurance More than 11 hrs unrefueled
Range More than 5,000 nmi (9,250 km)
Max. Takeoff Weight 335,000 lbs (151,955 kg)
Advanced Airborne Warning Systems Customers
Boeing’s command and control aircraft expertise extends back to 1977, when it first modified a 707 aircraft for the United States. Since then, the company has provided Australia, France, Japan, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the United Kingdom with advanced solutions based on proven commercial variants.
Australia
France
Japan
NATO
South Korea
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
United Kingdom
United States
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