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Thursday, January 10, 2013

Dassault sees prospects for Rafale in Canada

Rafale |French plane-maker Dassault Aviation will respond to an information demand from Canada on its Rafale fighter plane and would be ready to participate in a tender, were Ottawa to backtrack on its support of Lockheed Martin's F-35, new chief executive Eric Trappier told French daily Les Echos.

"Canada is potentially the first country that could challenge the F-35," Trappier said.

"We are ready to explain what a Rafale offer could be, its operational capabilities and an industrial cooperation," he added in an interview due to be published in Les Echos' Wednesday edition.

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