As reported by L'Usine Nouvelle on March 5, 2025, the French company Dassault Aviation is assessing the possibility of establishing a final assembly line for the Rafale fighter jet in India to manage increased production demands following anticipated large orders. CEO Éric Trappier stated, “India is preparing major orders, and we could certainly open a final assembly line in that country to be able to absorb this new workload.” The company is already working to increase its production capacity, with ongoing efforts to ramp up monthly Rafale deliveries while managing supply chain constraints. Read full defense news at this link...
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| Dassault is in the process of increasing the production rate of the Rafale fighter jet from two to three aircraft per month, and is aiming to reach four aircraft, with a potential of five depending on future orders. (Picture source: Régiment de Chasse 2/30 Normandie Niémen) |