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2021-06-01
Egypt Purchases 30 Rafales
Egypt recently announced that the country has decided to purchase an additional 30 Rafales to equip its air force.
This new order complements the first acquisition of 24 Rafales signed in February 2015 and will bring the number of Rafales flying under Egyptian colours to 54, making the Egyptian Air Force the second in the world after the French Air Force, to operate such a fleet of Rafales.
The announcement reflects the strategic relation between Egypt and France. It also emphasises the confidence of the highest Egyptian authorities in Dassault Aviation and their appreciation of the effective execution of the first contract.
“This new order is proof of the unfailing bond that unites Egypt, the first foreign user of the Rafale, as it was for the Mirage 2000, with Dassault Aviation for nearly 50 years. It is also a tribute to the Rafale’s operational quality, as this is the second time an export customer has chosen to order additional aircraft.
Dassault Aviation and its partners would like to thank the Egyptian authorities for this new mark of trust and assure them of their total commitment to meeting their expectations once again,” said Eric Trappier, Chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation.
Dassault Aviation and its partners would like to thank the Egyptian authorities for this new mark of trust and assure them of their total commitment to meeting their expectations once again,” said Eric Trappier, Chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation.
This contract confirms Rafale’s technological and operational excellence and its export success.
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