Dassault Aviation

According to the latest Jefferies report, The Jet Set, inventories for preowned business jets in August have risen 6% year-over-year.

The French Air Force has deployed the newly modernized Dassault Mirage 2000D to East Africa, the first deployment of the midlife upgrade operational in April.

“We have no lessons to learn from arrogant industrialists,” says Defense Minister Theo Francken in response to Dassault's comments about Belgium and FCAS.

EASA has endorsed a report calling current technology insufficient, and its rulemaking program will focus on two-pilot operations.

Dassault Aviation is pushing for its proposed Vortex reusable spaceplane to become a European Space Agency program.

Belgium has no solid basis to become a full partner in the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) program, Dassault Aviation Chairman and CEO Éric Trappier says.

Late component deliveries are still impeding the production of Dassault Aviation’s Falcon business jets, both at the aerostructures manufacturing and final assembly stages, CEO Éric Trappier said July 22.

Can the French-German-Spanish fighter development program be saved? The next few months could be decisive.

The total number of used business jets available for sale in June 2025 declined 2% compared to a year ago.

Dassault Aviation is exhibiting a small-scale model of the Vortex, a reusable spaceplane it is proposing for dual-use civil-military applications.

Hamburg-based executive charter operator Luminair ordered three Falcon 9X trijets from Dassault Aviation here at the Paris Air Show this week.

Dassault Aviation plans to manufacture its Falcon 2000 LXS business jet in India under a joint venture with Reliance Aerostructure Limited.

Tensions over the potential workshare within the Franco-German-Spanish FCAS program resurfaced on the second day of the Paris Air Show.

The French military and Dassault are working to have a new, large combat drone ready early next decade for the service entry of the latest Rafale F5 fighter.

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

Anduril’s valuation soared to $30.5 billion after the high-flying defense technology startup raised $2.5 billion in a Series G round led by billionaire Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund.

Dassault Aviation has signed several agreements with Tata Advanced Systems for the Indian company to build Rafale fuselages in India.

Dassault’s Falcon 7X faces tough competition yet is owners rarely sell.

From the latest advanced turbofans to a range of start-ups developing alternative power technology, business and general aviation propulsion is on a roll.

The training facility will support Dassault’s upcoming MRO facility near Noida International Airport.

The number of pre-owned business jets for sale in April totaled 1,145, down 1% compared to a year ago, according to data from Jefferies.

Airbus is focusing on a “realpolitik” approach to accelerating innovation into products in the nearer term.

On March 18, the U.S. filed a “civil forfeiture” complaint against a Dassault Falcon 900EX operated by Venezuela leader Nicolas Maduro Moros.

Michelin’s newest radial tire design sheds retreading but still should provide savings for both operators and the planet.

The company saw an order intake of 26 Falcon aircraft in 2024 compared to 23 units in the prior year.