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I think IAF might not going to go for it. As they might ended up buying the FAF 150 Mirage-2000s with upgrade.
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I think IAF might not going to go for it. As they might ended up buying the FAF 150 Mirage-2000s with upgrade.
First shooting of laser guided rocket was succesful, but threre is still work to be done...
Rafale fighter jet transfer talks put on fast track: Richier
...Negotiations regarding the transfer of Rafale fighter jets from France to India have made good progress and have been put on fast track, Ambassador of France to India, Francois Richier, said in Kolkata on Wednesday.
Voicing satisfaction over the talks, Mr. Richier, who was on a three-day visit to Kolkata told journalists that the talks, which started in early 2012, have taken three years due to the "importance and complexity" of the deal.
“We have decided to finish the negotiations quickly, to put negotiation on fast track. To complete that there is no date fixed but conclusion of negotiations is on the fast track,” the Ambassador said...
The same would then apply to Reliance and can you show that they have constructed any facilities yet, since they didn't have even the basic infrastructure? If not, Dassault is showing obvious double standards and fake arguments!In a dream world, HAL has started constructing facilities
Reliance has never been meant to be prime constructor in India, but just to assure a second supply chain.
The flight to export
After years of doubts marked by the failure of a Brazilian contract, the Rafale export has never been so close to success. Jean-Yves Le Drian, who visited India in mid-December, returned confident about the outcome of negotiations with New Delhi. Entered into exclusive talks since January 2012, the Team Rafale (Dassault, Safran, Thales) stumbles on the contractual terms, including the responsibilities of the Rafale, which will be assembled on site. For ordered 126 units, 108 are to be produced in India, through a partnership with HAL industrial. "Any disagreement will be resolved in an expedited manner," assured an Indian spokesman, suggesting an ad for the beginning of 2015. The other export potential client is Qatar. Already equipped with Dassault Mirage 2000-5, the Middle East emirate has expressed a need for 36 modern aircraft combat. A Qatari delegation of high level recently spent two weeks in Paris to study the French offer. In addition to its two most advanced prospects. Dassault part in many other competitions: Malaysia, Canada and Belgium.
ongoing development
The standard today Rafale service, F3.4 +, has some improvements over the F3, particularly in terms of self-protection, radar, man-machine interface or firing range. Notified on 31 December 2013, the F3R standard will, by 2018, the entry into service of air-air long-range missile MBDA Meteor and the new laser designation pod (PDLNG). Other innovations improving capacity AESA radar and electronic warfare system Spectra of Thales, as well as work on the binding of L16 tactical data. From 2018, France will launch the future standard of Rafae, F4, expected many of its renewed weapons and more inter-connectivity of the device with its environment (combat digital air-ground) ...
I am now in the impression that all is not going well inside the discussion room. even it sorted out what abt the working realtion between hal and dassault. From above you can sence that this GOI is also mulling over alternatives to MMRCA?