Flashback: At the 2018 edition of the ILA Berlin Air Show officials signed on for Dassault and Airbus to build a Franco-German fighter jet.
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BERLIN—Eight years after Airbus and Dassault shook hands at the ILA Berlin Air Show to jointly pursue a future combat aircraft, France and Germany have decided on the eve of this year’s gathering to go their separate ways. The failure of the so-called New Generation Fighter, the central pillar of...
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