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Dassault Talks With France on Jet Alternative After Airbus Flop

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Dassault Aviation SA is negotiating with French authorities to develop a replacement for the FCAS fighter jet program, which was discontinued after unsuccessful collaboration with Airbus SE. This development comes after the earlier failure of the joint FCAS project, highlighting ongoing efforts to advance European defense capabilities. The outcome could have significant implications for France's military aviation and European defense cooperation.

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Dassault is negotiating directly with French authorities

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Dassault Aviation SA is in talks with French authorities to develop an alternative for the FCAS fighter jet project.

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Dassault Aviation SA is in talks with French authorities to develop an alternative for the FCAS fighter jet project.

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  • Dassault is pursuing a new alternative to the FCAS design
  • Technology choices will impact performance and export potential

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France’s Dassault Aviation SA is in talks with French authorities to develop an alternative for the FCAS fighter jet project that was halted after unsuccessful attempts with Airbus SE.

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Dassault Aviation SA is in talks with French authorities to develop an alternative for the FCAS fighter jet project.

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