Despite only beginning operational training in March this year, the UK’s maritime airborne surveillance and control (ASaC) capability, otherwise known as Crowsnest, is expected to leave service by 2029 and be replaced by an as-yet unknown sensor and platform combination.
<Crowsnest ASaC to leave UK service by 2029
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