Dassault's Éric Trappier pictured in front of an FCAS fighter model in 2019.
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Dassault Aviation CEO Éric Trappier has rejected a German idea for a two-fighter approach in the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) program, marking the latest twist in the Franco-German saga over a way forward for the ambitious project. “France does not support this idea of two aircraft,” Trappier...
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