Focus on the Rafale, a French warplane and a fine example of the Dassault Group’s expertise. Here is a review of the missions in Afghanistan in 2007 with the French army, as well as orders from various countries such as Egypt, Qatar or India.
Report on the economic impact of the sale of jet planes in India. The Dassault subcontractors will create jobs to meet the demand. The interviews with Yves RIOLLET, Safran Director of Operations, and Marc LE BOULANGER, Head of Unit at Safran, alternate with a commentary on factual images and archive images.
Première vente à l'étranger pour la France et son avion de combat Rafale, celle-ci a été conclue avec l'Egypte pour 24 appareils, ainsi qu'un navire de guerre, une frégate multi-missions. Image de l'avion alternant avec une déclaration du président de la République François Hollande et une interview de Jean-Pierre Maulny, directeur adjoint de l'Institut des Relations Internationales et Stratégiques.
Signature of a new sales contract for the Dassault Group and its Rafale. Good news for the company and all its subcontractors. Image of the official signature and interview with a Dassault employee (?)
Good news for the employees of the Dassault Aviation group in Mérignac and all subcontractors in the Aquitaine region two months after the order by Egypt, India orders 36 aircraft. Interviews of employees of the companies concerned, Thierry CLOUTET managing director of Stella Composites, Alain ROUSSET president of the Regional Council of Aquitaine, alternating with images of the plane.
The French Minister of Defense Jean-Yves LE DRIAN has signed a historic contract with his Indian counterpart for the sale of Rafale aircraft, for an amount of 8 billion euros.
Meeting with the pilots of the French Air Force who are currently stationed at the Dushambe base in Afghanistan where they carry out their mission on board the flagship of the Air Force: the Rafale bomber plane. Comments on factual images alternate with interviews with Lieutenant-Colonel Louis PENA and Colonel Pierre-Jean DUPONT.