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You have Thunders coming armed with C802s then why need for M2Ks?
Mirages are still very good for deep strike with Exocit and other Stand off weapons along thunders its a good mix

Our pilots have never flown, touched or seen Rafael.

Infact they close their eyes when they sit inside and take it out for a ride.

This story is confirmed by multiple Pakistani pilots who have been flying Rafael and training Qatari pilots with their eyes closed .
Rafale been evaluated indepth by PAF 2004-5
 
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Mirages are still very good for deep strike with Exocit and other Stand off weapons along thunders its a good mix


Rafale been evaluated indepth by PAF 2004-5
No flight evals by pilots other than maybe a joyride for the leadership of the air force, only a few presentations and brochures.
 
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mirage2000 time is gone..unless we are given a lemon deal like in late 1990s..
100s of them for throwaway prices with the freedom to do our own avionics from third party..not completely impossible but i doubt France will do this, as it will irritate India

in that case PAF might opt for them to replace the mirage3/5
 
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Mind you PAF participated in an exercise with French Naval Rafales back in 2006.
Exercises did not involve any flight tests. Flight test evaluation is a whole different world. Just clarifying it.

I'm sure Rafales have evolved quite a bit in 14 years. The only thing that will probably be the same assuming no FBW updates is the flight characteristics - maybe.
It did change a lot
 
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It’s slightly interesting how short-sighted sometimes things appear on forums.

‘Just getting a plane, just acquiring some first-hand knowledge of a fighter’. While reality is far more strategic and has far reaching consequences. All the best to what PAF wants to achieve here. :)
 
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Exercises did not involve any flight tests. Flight test evaluation is a whole different world. Just clarifying it.
But then again there is no air chief here going up for a joy ride. :D

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