The Saab 35 Draken's double-delta wing design was a revolutionary feature, giving it remarkable supersonic performance and agility. This configuration, with its two distinct delta wing sections, allowed for high speeds while maintaining excellent low-speed handling, a crucial factor for both interception and close-quarters combat. The Draken was also one of the first aircraft to incorporate a fully integrated electronic fire-control system, enhancing its combat effectiveness. Its ability to perform a "cobra" maneuver, a controlled high angle-of-attack maneuver, further highlighted its exceptional aerodynamic capabilities and made it a formidable opponent in simulated dogfights. While retired from active service, the Saab 35 Draken remains a symbol of Swedish engineering prowess and a testament to innovative aircraft design.