Supply Chain Issues Won’t Delay ‘Rafale’s Moment,’ Dassault CEO Says

March 06, 2024

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Credit: Dassault Aviation
PARIS–Dassault Aviation has discussed a possible Falcon 10X-based airborne warning and control system (AWACS) platform with Saab and is continuing talks with Saudi Arabia about a Rafale order, Chairman and CEO Eric Trappier says. Presenting the firm’s 2023 results to journalists here March 6...

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