Showing posts with label Rafale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rafale. Show all posts

October 31, 2016

Subliminal






January 24, 2016

Rafale M fired SCALP EG to destroy ISIL communications center


Overrated and expensive a/c without technology transfer.

http://www.defense.gouv.fr/operations/irak-syrie/actualites/operations-point-de-situation-au-21-janvier-2016




June 18, 2015

The Rafale's demonstration from the cockpit - 2015 Paris Air Show - Dassault Aviation

Imported Air Force first requirement will be to get a good seat ejection system ;)

They crash at the rate of 5-8 every 6 months and hide behind "court of inquiry".

Read point 4 - Shoddy maintenance
http://in.rbth.com/blogs/2015/06/04/why_the_indian_air_force_has_a_high_crash_rate_43501.html




Dassault factory where Rafales are made







June 16, 2015

A Rafale at the Paris Air Show 2015

Russians missing at Paris Air Show because of the Mistral deal complications with France.








Kabadiwalas Sohail, Asif , Kadir and Asad after signing up one Asian bakra.


January 11, 2014

Expect some interim MMCRA deal signing between India and Dassault by Feb-Mar 2014







MMRCA pact covering only the supply of 18 Dassault Rafale aircraft from the French production line might be signed between India and Dassault by Feb-Mar 2014

June 1, 2011

Final Stage set for Indian Air Force Medium Multi-Role Combat Aircraft (MMRCA) Competition

Role Multirole fighter aircraft
National origin France
Manufacturer Dassault Aviation
First flight 4 July 1986
Introduced 4 December 2000
Primary users French Air Force French Navy
Program cost €39.6 billion (1 January 2008[1])
Unit cost Rafale C: €64 million, US$82.3 million (flyaway cost, 2008)
Rafale M: €70 million, US$90.5 million (flyaway cost, 2008)
Average unit cost: €138.46 million (including development, 2008)




Role Multirole fighter
Manufacturer Eurofighter GmbH
First flight 27 March 1994
Introduced 4 August 2003
Primary users Royal Air Force Luftwaffe Italian Air Force Spanish Air Force
Number built 260 as of January 2011 471 ordered (as of January 2009)
Unit cost €90 million (system cost Tranche 3A) 125M£ (including development + production costs)
Developed from British Aerospace EAP
Variants Eurofighter Typhoon variants



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