Dassault Aviation

France, Indonesia
Indonesian president's potential Paris trip raises hopes at Dassault

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto is expected to arrive in Paris on 14 April. News of this potential visit has raised hopes at Dassault Aviation, which is still pushing for Jakarta to sign for a new batch of 18 Rafale fighter jets.

France, Indonesia
Paris boosts defence mission in Jakarta to revive Rafale deal

A deputy defence attaché from the Air and Space Force is due to join the French defence mission in Indonesia this summer. The move is a sign of the pressure being exerted by the Ministry of Defence and Dassault to finalise the sale of 18 Rafale fighter jets to the Indonesian Air Force.

France, Indonesia
Dassault makes moves in Jakarta ahead of Subianto's Paris visit

Dassault Aviation is working to finalise the sale of a further batch of Rafale fighter jets to the Indonesian Air Force.

France, Greece
Athens's Rafale aircraft order on standby

On the sidelines of a meeting in Athens with French Defence Minister Catherine Vautrin, an associate of her Greek counterpart confirmed that Athens would not be ordering any new Rafale aircraft for now.

France
French court rules 'lack of discretion' by Dassault Systèmes officer poses security risk

France's DGA military procurement arm, along with the interior ministry, denied 'Secret France' and 'Top Secret France' clearance to a security officer at a Dassault Systèmes subsidiary. France's highest administrative court has ruled in agreement.

France, Ukraine
Rafale sale terms to Ukraine be revealed Friday to defence firms involved

The French defence ministry will on 17 November disclose to the four industrial giants concerned the terms of the deal outlined in the letter of intent signed Monday on the possible sale of Rafale fighter jets to Ukraine, according to Intelligence Online sources.

Taiwan
Taipei steps up interest in European drones and helicopters

Taipei is becoming increasingly interested in acquiring European drones and helicopters, especially in the light of Donald Trump's recent refusal to approve a $400m military aid package for Taiwan.

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