Dassault aviation ceo rafale operation sindoor: CEO Eric Trappier of Dassault Aviation of France has rejected Pakistan’s claim to kill Indian Rafael under Operation Sindoor of India. The CEO of the company made it clear that India had lost a Rafale fighter aircraft during Operation Sindoor, not because of any attack in Pakistan, but due to a height technical fault.

PAF Claimed only, but no evidence was given

The Pakistani Air Force (PAF) had claimed that it killed five Indian Air Force fighter aircraft and three Rafale fighter jets during the clash between India and Pakistan and India’s Operation Sindoor. Pakistan had said that it had launched PL-15E long-range missiles from the J-10C multi-rol fighter aircraft to kill Rafale Jet. However, Pakistan did not present any evidence to prove its claims.

What statement did CEO of Dassault Aviation give,

Eric Tapier, chairman and CEO of French french company Dassault Aviation, who manufactured Rafale fighter aircraft, termed Pakistan’s claim as false and baseless, stating that the Pakistani Air Force (PAF) killed three Rafale aircraft of India during Operation Sindoor.

French website Avion Chasse quoted Trapier in its report as saying, ‘A Rafale aircraft was definitely damaged during the clash, but it was not due to any action of the enemy, but due to technical fault at the height.’ He said, “The spectra electronic warfare system of Dassault also confirmed that no hostile contact was lodged in the aircraft while struggling at the height during the operation vermilion.”

Trappier said, “The flight logs sent to Dassault during Operation Sindoor, there were no indications of any loss related to any firing during the fight.”

Dassault never hides its operational disadvantage: CEO

The statement of Dassault CEO Eric Trappier has come to light at a time when it is coming out when the matter of deliberately spreading misinformation about Rafale aircraft. Trappier also said that Dassault Aviation has never hidden any operational losses related to its aircraft.

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Anil Ambani Reliance-France Dassault Partership: Like selected countries like America, France, Canada and Brazil, India is now preparing to make business-jets. In this regard, Reliance Arostructure Company of well-known businessman Anil Ambani has tied up with Daso (Dassault Aviation) Company of France. Under this agreement, France’s Falcon-200 business jet will be constructed in Reliance Facility in Nagpur.

During the Paris Air Show (16-23 June), Anil Ambani and Daso Aviation Company CEO Eric Trappier signed the agreement in this regard. This is the first time that Daso (Dassault Aviation) company has tied up to make business-jet in a country outside France. After the agreement, Reliance Company issued a statement saying that business jet will be constructed for India as well as global market in Daso Reliance Aerospace Limited (Dral) in Nagpur.

The first Falcon-20000 Business Jet will be ready by 2028

Reliance claims that the first Falcon Business Jet from Nagpur plant in the year 2028 will be ready. Falcon-20000 business jet is used by civil as well as military from all over the world. A total of 10 people may be riding in a total of 20 meter long Falcon Business Jet besides two crew members.

Such aircraft are used for VIP movement and chartered flights. This aircraft can flight up to about 7,000 kilometers at once and can fly up to a height of 14 thousand meters.

This second major agreement of French company Dassault in India’s aviation sector

In recent times, this is the second major agreement of French company Daso (Dassault) in India’s aviation sector. Recently, Daso had tied up with the Tata Advanced Company to create a fusalaz of Rafale fighter jet. These fusals will also be used for fighter aircraft made for Rafal for India as well as other countries.

Reliance Company will make ammunition for Indian Army in the country itself

The Reliance Company also signed an agreement with a company called Raenmetal of Germany last week to make ammunition in the country itself. Apart from this, a second German company had signed an agreement to create a guided monument in India itself. Reliance is going to make such ammunition in the country for India’s armies.

Reliance infra shares: The shares of Anil Ambani’s company Reliance Infrastructure Limited saw a wonderful rise on Wednesday, June 18. During the trading in the afternoon, there was such a tremendous purchase of shares that there was an upper circuit of 5 percent. With this, it reached an intraday-high of Rs 386.05. There is a deal behind this boom in shares.

Falcon jet is going to be made in India

In fact, there has been a deal between Reliance Infrastructure’s subsidiary company Reliance Aerostructure and French defense company Dassault Aviation to make Falcon 2000 Business Executive Jet in India. Rinfra gave information, this partnership is an important step towards advancing the abilities of aerospace manufacturing in India. This is the first time Dassault Aviation is going to make Falcon 2000 jet outside France.

Falcon 2000 will be ready in Nagpur

The company also said that it is a historic moment for the country’s aerospace and manufacturing industry as India’s entry is in the Elite Club of the countries that make up business jets of Next Generations like America, France, Canada and Brazil. Reliance Infra said that Falcon 2000 business jets will be built in Nagpur, Maharashtra. In the already existing facility, parts of Falcon 2000 Jet were made from 2019 and now the entire jet will be ready here.

Every kind of facility is in Falcon

Falcon 2000 Jet is a twin engine business jet, known for its range, speed and comfortable luxury cabin. There is a place to sit for 19 people. This jet can cover a distance of about 6500 km without stopping. At the same time, its speed is 610 miles per hour.

The company gets a new investment of 300 crores

Apart from this, on Tuesday, Reliance Infrastructure reported that the company has allotted the Ful paid up equity shares of Rs 1.25 crore to its promoter group unit Rishi Infinity Private Limited at Rs 240 per share (including premium of Rs 230 per share). With this, the company has raised a capital of Rs 300 crore. With this, the company’s capital increases, then the work on new projects will be fast. After this news, today the shares of Reliance Infra saw a boom.

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Rafale fighter jet: During ‘Operation Sindoor’, India rescued Pakistan’s sixes with the help of Rafale fighter jet. Now the news of the body being built in India is coming out. An agreement has been signed by French aerospace company Dassault Aviation and Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL). Under this, the body of Rafale fighter jet will be built in India for both domestic and international markets. For this, four production transfer agreements have been reached between the two companies.

Body will be built out of France for the first time

This is the first time Rafael’s body will be made somewhere out of France. The aim of this cooperation between the government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative is to promote self -reliance in the defense sector. A unit will be built in Hyderabad under the partnership of the Tata Advanced System held with Dassault, where the main structural sections of Rafael will be manufactured. Many sections like Rafael’s front section, Central Fuselage, Rear Section and Lateral Shell will be made in the plant. Production is expected to start from the financial year 2028.

According to a Business Standard report, Eric Trappier, chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation, said, “This is a decisive step taken to strengthen our supply chain in India. With our growing local partners like Tasl, this supply chain will contribute to the production of Rafael and our quality and competitiveness needs will be met. ”

Precision meets partnership

Dassault Aviation partners with tata advanced systems to manufacture rafale fighter aircraft fusselge for India and other global markets.#TataAdvancedsystems #Dassaultaviation #Rafale #Makeinindia #Aerospace #Defencemanufacturing, pic.twitter.com/mdliozxwxx

– Tata Advanced Systems Limited (@TataADVANCED) June 5, 2025

That’s why Rafael is special

TASL CEO and MD Sukaran Singh described the agreement as an important milestone in India’s aerospace journey. He said, “Production of Rafale’s body in India is evidence of increasing trust towards our companies and it reflects India’s progress in Modern Aerospace Manufacturing Ecosystem.”

Rafael is a double engine with France and a multirol fighter aircraft. Many features like its speed, radar system, payload capacity, air-to-air refueling are in line with meeting the needs of modern war. The spectra system installed in it helps to protect it from getting into the radar of enemies. Rafael’s role is important in the Indian Air Force (IAF).

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Indian navy: The deal to buy fighter jets for the Indian Navy was completed between India and France today. Under this deal of about Rs 64,000 crore, France will give India 26 Rafale Marine Aircraft. Of these, 22 will be single seater and 4 twin seater training versions. This pact was approved in a virtual event. India is buying this jet aircraft from the French defense company Dassault Aviation for deployment on INS Vikrant. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh was also present in this event.

India and france has signed a landmark inter-governmental agrement for the procurement of 26 rafale-marine fighter jets (22 single-seaters and 4 twin-seats) for the @IndiannavyAlong with Weapons, Simulators, and Training. The deal, signed by raksha mantri shri @rajnathsingh, pic.twitter.com/ik1rsc8ycz

– Ministry of Defense, Government of India (@SPOKESPERSONMOD) April 28, 2025

Jet aircraft will be delivered after five years

Three weeks after the approval of the procurement was approved by the Cabinet Committee (CCS) on security affairs headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. According to the conditions, delivery of jets will begin about five years after the deal is signed. In July 2023, the Ministry of Defense approved the deal after several rounds of discussions and the evaluation test of the platform. Under this, the Indian Navy will also get arms system and spare parts from Rafael (Marine) Jet maker Dassault Aviation. This will prove to be a gamechanger in terms of protecting the maritime border for India.

INS Vikrant’s deployment in the Arabian Sea

Significantly, there is an atmosphere of tension between India and Pakistan after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April. Since then, India put an end to its diplomatic and business relations with Pakistan. Recently, the Indian Navy also deployed its indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant in the Arabian Sea amid growing tension. This shows that India is fully prepared to deal with any possible challenge in the coming time.

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France rafale fighter jet: Due to the foreign policies of US President Donald Trump, all the big countries of Europe are now apprehensive about the danger of Russia. Donald Trump has asked European countries to protect himself. Since then, all the big countries of European have started their security preparations to deal with the danger of Russia. At the same time, on the orders of France, Dassault Aviation has increased the production of its Rafale Fighter Jet. In such a situation, due to Donald’s foreign policies, India’s friend France is going to benefit greatly.

India’s friend French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday (March 18), “France is going to increase the order of Rafael fighter jet and to intensify its production.” After this, Eric Trappier, CEO of Dassault Aviation, said, “From the year 2020, the company had to prepare a Rafale fighter jet per month, but this year the company has increased its production capacity since 2025. That is, now the company can prepare two Rafale fighter jets in a month. Has been. “

CEO of Dassault Aviation made a statement

The CEO of Dassault Aviation told the French Le Journal du Dimanche newspaper, “We are working fast on the plan to produce 4 Rafale aircraft every month from next year to 3 and 2028-29.” He said, “We have heard the President’s call and under this we are working on the possibility of increasing the production of 5 Rafale fighter jets every month. Although we do not have any major order yet, but want to be prepared in advance for it.”

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Due to the policies of the US President, many countries are reviewing the order of American fighter Jet F-35. Meanwhile, Germany said on Friday (March 21) that it is committed to purchasing F-35 fighter jet, but now there is speculation that Germany may withdraw from buying F-35, as it no longer wants to depend on America for its defense supply.

At the same time, apart from Germany, the names of Canada and Portugal are also included in this list. Where the Canada is reviewing the deal again over the threat of tension on Trump’s tariff and threat of canada to join the US. At the same time, Portugal is also investigating again regarding the possible purchase of F-35.

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