Following an initial order for 26 Rafale Marine (Rafale-M) jets, the Indian Navy is reportedly considering procuring an additional 31 aircraft to operate from its carriers ...
India's Defence Acquisition Council accorded Acceptance of Necessity for various proposals worth a total of $40 billion ...
The defence ministry has initiated discussions on a proposal to acquire 114 Rafale fighter jets from France at an estimated ...
New Delhi: The Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) on Thursday cleared the long-awaited proposal to buy 114 Rafale fighter jets ...
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India Is Buying 31 More French Rafale Fighter Jets. Here’s Why.
The deal represents a major vote of confidence in the Rafale, which fell victim to a smear campaign by Chinese competitors following last year’s India-Pakistan war.
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Rafale’s super reputation comes down to one trait: upgrade headroom
Is the Rafale’s real advantage its jetframe or the fact that it keeps absorbing new capability without changing what it is?
India is set to clear a Rs 3.25 lakh crore deal for 114 Rafale F4 fighter jets from France, its largest-ever combat aircraft purchase. The acquisition will reshape the Indian Air Force’s combat ...
The report notes that the Indian Navy, which was the first to identify a requirement for the aircraft, had projected a need for 31 new Rafale Marine jets several years ago. If the expanded order goes ...
The Defence Minister-headed Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) on Thursday cleared the procurement of 114 Rafale fighter ...
India may buy an additional 31 Rafale Marine aircraft for the Indian Navy from France after the deal to buy 114 jets for the Indian Air Force (IAF). At present, India has 36 Rafale fight jets.
The India Navy's initial contract for the Rafale M naval fighter aircraft covers the acquisition of 22 single-seat and four twin-seat aircraft. (Dassault) The Indian government has signed an agreement ...
India signed a $7.4 billion deal with France for carrier-capable Rafale jets, enhancing naval aviation and reducing reliance on aging Russian aircraft. The Indian government closed a deal with France ...
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