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Ireland Invests in French-Made Falcon 6X Aircraft

Ireland’s Department of Defence has awarded Dassault Aviation a contract to procure the Falcon 6X jet to improve the military’s multi-purpose strategic reach.

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Croatia Accepts Seventh French Rafale Jet

The Croatian Air Force has taken delivery of its seventh of 12 pre-owned Rafale combat aircraft from France as part of a foreign military sale signed in 2021.

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Indian Air Force Looks to Issue Fresh Procurement Tender for 114 Jets

The Indian Air Force is mulling issuing an “open tender” for the procurement of 114 medium-role fighter aircraft, with production taking place at home.

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France Unveils Development of Stealth Drone to Accompany Future Rafale F5

France has launched the development of an unmanned combat aerial vehicle to serve as a loyal wingman for the future Rafale F5.

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Taiwan Grounds Mirage Fighter Jets After Night Crash

Taiwan's air force said it had grounded its fleet of Mirage 2000 fighters after a jet crashed during a night training flight.

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France, Serbia Sign Rafale Fighter Jet Deal

Serbia signed a contract to purchase 12 Rafale warplanes from France's Dassault Aviation during a state visit by President Macron to Belgrade.

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France to Transfer Mirage-2000 Fighter Jets to Ukraine: Macron

France will transfer Mirage-2000 fighter jets to Ukraine and train their Ukrainian pilots as part of a new military cooperation with Kyiv.

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Serbia to Procure 12 Rafale Fighter Jets From France

The Serbian government has announced plans to procure 12 Rafale fighter jets from France as tensions in the Balkan region continue to rise.

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Dassault Delivers Two Rafale Combat Jets to France

The French government has taken delivery of two Rafale multirole fighter aircraft from Dassault Aviation in Mérignac.

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Dassault to Ramp Up Rafale Production to Meet Rising Demand: CEO

Dassault Aviation will increase Rafale fighter jet’s monthly production from two to three by the end of 2024, CEO Eric Trapiier said.

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