The FCAS mockup was consigned to the side-lines of the Dassault stand, but Dassault CEO Éric Trappier put its work share in the Le Bourget spotlight.
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The coming months will be critical in determining whether the French-German-Spanish effort to develop a new fighter continues from arranged marriage to amicable future or heads toward toxic divorce. The high-profile program that aims to replace sizable numbers of Eurofighter Typhoons in Germany and...
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