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2025-11-11
Dassault Aviation Completes Production of 300th Rafale Fighter Jet
Dassault Aviation recently completed the production of the 300th Rafale. This milestone reflects the operational, industrial, and commercial success of this combat aircraft, which offers versatility and proven operational effectiveness.
Under the oversight of the Direction générale de l’Armement and the engineering management of Dassault Aviation, the Rafale programme involves 400 French companies. It is a cornerstone of France’s industrial and military sovereignty thanks to the critical technologies it has developed and the export successes it has achieved.
To date, 533 Rafale aircraft have received firm orders from France and eight export customer countries. Two hundred thirty-three aircraft are yet to be delivered, with production rates planned to increase to four aircraft per month.
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