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Will Be Happy To Repeat Rafale Order: Dassault Aviation CEO
Eric Trappier, the Dassault Aviation CEO, on Thursday, said that if needed the aircraft manufacturer is open to providing more Rafale fighters to the Indian Air Force and the company is happy to make a new proposal or repeat the order.
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"Can Deliver More Rafales, 100 Good Number": Dassault CEO On Row
Thirty-six Rafale fighter planes will be delivered in the next two years and "more" will be come if India wants, Dassault CEO Eric Trappier said today on the sidelines of the Aero India show in Bengaluru.
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Rafale Deal: Congress Calls Dassault CEO's Interview "Manufactured Lies"
Asserting that the truth has a way of coming out, the Congress today alleged that "dictated interviews" and "manufactured lies" cannot "suppress the Rafale scam."
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"36 Rafale Jets 9 Per Cent Cheaper," Says Dassault CEO Amid Row Over Deal
Diving into the political back-and-forth in India over the Rafale jet deal, French plane-maker Dassault today put out a detailed rebuttal of Rahul Gandhi's allegations of "lies" and corruption in its tie-up with companies in Anil Ambani's Reliance Group for offset contracts.
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Dassault Aviation CEO Says Chose Reliance For Rafale Deal: Report
Dassault Aviation CEO Eric Trappier has said that Reliance was the best to deliver what they wanted in the deal by India to procure Rafale fighter jets and the unit price of 36 aircraft to be delivered in a fly-away condition was the same as that of 18 that were part of the deal negotiated by the UPA government.
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Dassault Will Raise Production Rates On Certain Models, Says CEO
French planemaker Dassault Aviation will nudge up production rates on certain business jet models, including its Falcoln 8x and 2000 jets, Chief Executive Eric Trappier said on Monday, a sign of broader industry demand for corporate aircraft.
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Dassault To Deliver Rafale Fighter Jets To India From 2019, Says CEO
Dassault Aviation will deliver its Rafale fighter jets to India from 2019 and may see new orders in coming months, Chief Executive Eric Trappier told Reuters ahead of the world's largest business jet show in Orlando on Monday.
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Reliance Has 10% Offset In Rafale, In Talks With 100 Firms: Dassault CEO
Dassault Aviation's joint venture with Reliance represents around 10 per cent of the offset investments under the Rafale jet deal, Dassault CEO Eric Trappier has said.
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Ready To Make Rafale In India, Says Dassault CEO
With the deal for 36 Rafale jets in the kitty, Dassault Aviation CEO Eric Trappier today said the French company is game for the 'Make in India' initiative and open to manufacturing the fighter aircraft in India if the plane is shortlisted for a bigger order.
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Confident Rafale Will Win $12 Billion Indian Air Force Deal: Dassault Chief to NDTV
The CEO of Dassault Aviation, Eric Trappier, has indicated that he is confident of winning the contract for at least 126 Rafale fighter jets for the Indian Air Force in a deal which was initially worth $12 billion or Rs. 74,400 crore and could go up to $20 billion or Rs. 124,000 crore.
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Will Be Happy To Repeat Rafale Order: Dassault Aviation CEO
Eric Trappier, the Dassault Aviation CEO, on Thursday, said that if needed the aircraft manufacturer is open to providing more Rafale fighters to the Indian Air Force and the company is happy to make a new proposal or repeat the order.
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"Can Deliver More Rafales, 100 Good Number": Dassault CEO On Row
Thirty-six Rafale fighter planes will be delivered in the next two years and "more" will be come if India wants, Dassault CEO Eric Trappier said today on the sidelines of the Aero India show in Bengaluru.
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Rafale Deal: Congress Calls Dassault CEO's Interview "Manufactured Lies"
Asserting that the truth has a way of coming out, the Congress today alleged that "dictated interviews" and "manufactured lies" cannot "suppress the Rafale scam."
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"36 Rafale Jets 9 Per Cent Cheaper," Says Dassault CEO Amid Row Over Deal
Diving into the political back-and-forth in India over the Rafale jet deal, French plane-maker Dassault today put out a detailed rebuttal of Rahul Gandhi's allegations of "lies" and corruption in its tie-up with companies in Anil Ambani's Reliance Group for offset contracts.
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Dassault Aviation CEO Says Chose Reliance For Rafale Deal: Report
Dassault Aviation CEO Eric Trappier has said that Reliance was the best to deliver what they wanted in the deal by India to procure Rafale fighter jets and the unit price of 36 aircraft to be delivered in a fly-away condition was the same as that of 18 that were part of the deal negotiated by the UPA government.
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Dassault Will Raise Production Rates On Certain Models, Says CEO
French planemaker Dassault Aviation will nudge up production rates on certain business jet models, including its Falcoln 8x and 2000 jets, Chief Executive Eric Trappier said on Monday, a sign of broader industry demand for corporate aircraft.
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Dassault To Deliver Rafale Fighter Jets To India From 2019, Says CEO
Dassault Aviation will deliver its Rafale fighter jets to India from 2019 and may see new orders in coming months, Chief Executive Eric Trappier told Reuters ahead of the world's largest business jet show in Orlando on Monday.
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Reliance Has 10% Offset In Rafale, In Talks With 100 Firms: Dassault CEO
Dassault Aviation's joint venture with Reliance represents around 10 per cent of the offset investments under the Rafale jet deal, Dassault CEO Eric Trappier has said.
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Ready To Make Rafale In India, Says Dassault CEO
With the deal for 36 Rafale jets in the kitty, Dassault Aviation CEO Eric Trappier today said the French company is game for the 'Make in India' initiative and open to manufacturing the fighter aircraft in India if the plane is shortlisted for a bigger order.
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Confident Rafale Will Win $12 Billion Indian Air Force Deal: Dassault Chief to NDTV
The CEO of Dassault Aviation, Eric Trappier, has indicated that he is confident of winning the contract for at least 126 Rafale fighter jets for the Indian Air Force in a deal which was initially worth $12 billion or Rs. 74,400 crore and could go up to $20 billion or Rs. 124,000 crore.
