Serbia signs landmark agreement with Dassault Aviation for 12 Rafale fighter jets
Serbia has signed a EUR 2.7 billion agreement with France’s Dassault Aviation to purchase 12 new Rafale fighter jets.
Serbia has signed a EUR 2.7 billion agreement with France’s Dassault Aviation to purchase 12 new Rafale fighter jets.
The Rafale is capable of performing all the missions assigned to a fighter aircraft: nuclear deterrence, all-weather ground penetration and attack, sea strike, air defence, and air superiority.
France has delivered the first six Rafale jets to Croatia. The new fighters arrived at the Croatian Air Force base in Zagreb, French aerospace company Dassault Aviation announced on April 25.
Serbia is in discussions with French aircraft manufacturer Dassault Aviation for the acquisition of 12 Rafale multipurpose fighter jets.
French aviation giant Dassault Aviation has announced an increase in the production rate of its Rafale fighter jets.
On February 16, 2024, Rafale 4.1 fighter jet undertook its first operational mission from Mont-de-Marsan Air Base.
The French Defence Procurement Agency (DGA) awarded Dassault Aviation an order for 42 Rafale combat aircraft, known as “tranche 5”, for the French Air Force (AAE).
Dassault Aviation announced on January 8 that it has signed an agreement with the Indonesian Ministry of Defence for the third batch of Rafale multi-role combat aircraft.
As part of the contract signed by Indonesia on February 2022 for the acquisition of 42 Rafale, the second tranche of 18 Rafale came into force.
Dassault Aviation presents its dual civil/military know-how to professionals and the general public at the Paris Air Show 2023.
The Directorate General of Armament (DGA) has taken delivery of the second Rafale B360 twin-seater aircraft at Dassault Aviation’s facility in Mérignac, destined for the French Air and Space Force.
Rafale has reached a new milestone thanks to the Egyptian Air Force: the first 10,000 flight hours operated by a user other than the French air forces.