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Business Jet Innovation: What Was The First Business Jet With Fly-By-Wire Controls?

Dassault used their military experience to first bring fly-by-wire technology to business jets.

French warplanes are in the US to celebrate the return of Lafayette and the enduring Franco-American relations.

European manufacturers build a few dozen multirole Dassault Rafale, Eurofighter Typhoon, and Saab Gripen fighter jets every year.

Qatar boasts what is likely the largest and most potent air force for the size of its citizen population.

Saudi Arabia may be considering ditching its Eurofighter Typhoon order for a large order of Rafales.

While the Mirage 2000 has established a remarkable legacy as a versatile and reliable multirole fighter, the Rafale is more advanced.

Around half a dozen Western fighter jets are in production today, with rates ranging from around 10 per year to over 150 annually.

Yes, another head-to-head matchup (on paper) for the F-35. This time, we compare it to the Rafale.

The very versatile US Navy Super Hornet and French Navy Rafale may be the best 4.5th-generation naval fighter jets in the world.

Greece has announced a major modernization project that will see the acquisition of dozens of F-35s and more Rafales.