French report says Dassault-HAL negotiations are complete.

[Major Shaitan Singh]

Eric Trappier, CEO of Dassault Aviation, the sale of 24 aircraft to Egypt helps stabilize jobs on the Rafale production line. If the new contract, the manufacturer could double its production rates.

On the sidelines of the visit of President of the Republic on March 4 at the assembly plant Rafale Merignac (Gironde), Eric Trappier, CEO of Dassault Aviation , told some optimism for the signing of a new contract in the course of this year. If he will not talk of an imminent signature, it evokes "some opportunities to make a second in 2015" .

The recent sales contract for 24 aircraft to Egypt has changed the situation and could speed up negotiations with India , Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia."A number of countries that are very interested. They were already very interested in the mere fact that the Rafale is operational on a number of theaters of operation. At this operational success now adds a commercial success " , says Eric Trappier.


FINALIZE THE CONTRACT

The leader returned to the Indian contract. Negotiations for the sale of 126 Rafale last for more than three years.

"The Indian Air Force is extremely pleased with the technical definitions. We finalized our industrial agreements with the largest industrial partner HAL has manufactured many of the aircraft locallyensures the leader. We have a contractual sharing of tasks on which we agreed. Now we have to finalize the contract with the Indian Ministry of Defence. "

DOUBLE THE RATE OF PRODUCTION?

The CEO also reports on industrial load Merignac site where 1,200 people work in the production of Falcon business jets and Rafale. About 80 engineers, technicians and companions are mobilized directly on the combat aircraft assembly line. The plant has yet to produce fifty aircraft for the French army, which 24 Egyptian aircraft additive.

"This type of export contract has an immediate impact on the stabilization of employment. Due to some substitution of deliveries between the two countries, c ela provides a stream workload remains the same but lasts longer " , says the manager. If signed a second contract for export, the manufacturer could double its production rate exiting two per month.

Rafale : Le patron de Dassault optimiste pour un deuxième contrat en 2015 - Défense

 

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Eric Trappier, CEO of Dassault Aviation, the sale of 24 aircraft to Egypt helps stabilize jobs on the Rafale production line. If the new contract, the manufacturer could double its production rates.

On the sidelines of the visit of President of the Republic on March 4 at the assembly plant Rafale Merignac (Gironde), Eric Trappier, CEO of Dassault Aviation , told some optimism for the signing of a new contract in the course of this year. If he will not talk of an imminent signature, it evokes "some opportunities to make a second in 2015" .

The recent sales contract for 24 aircraft to Egypt has changed the situation and could speed up negotiations with India , Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia."A number of countries that are very interested. They were already very interested in the mere fact that the Rafale is operational on a number of theaters of operation. At this operational success now adds a commercial success " , says Eric Trappier.


FINALIZE THE CONTRACT

The leader returned to the Indian contract. Negotiations for the sale of 126 Rafale last for more than three years.

"The Indian Air Force is extremely pleased with the technical definitions. We finalized our industrial agreements with the largest industrial partner HAL has manufactured many of the aircraft locallyensures the leader. We have a contractual sharing of tasks on which we agreed. Now we have to finalize the contract with the Indian Ministry of Defence. "

DOUBLE THE RATE OF PRODUCTION?

The CEO also reports on industrial load Merignac site where 1,200 people work in the production of Falcon business jets and Rafale. About 80 engineers, technicians and companions are mobilized directly on the combat aircraft assembly line. The plant has yet to produce fifty aircraft for the French army, which 24 Egyptian aircraft additive.

"This type of export contract has an immediate impact on the stabilization of employment. Due to some substitution of deliveries between the two countries, c ela provides a stream workload remains the same but lasts longer " , says the manager. If signed a second contract for export, the manufacturer could double its production rate exiting two per month.

Rafale : Le patron de Dassault optimiste pour un deuxième contrat en 2015 - Défense

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