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Dassault explores alternatives after FCAS breakup and considers Saab partnership

After the failure of the German‑French FCAS program, France is examining options for a new fighter aircraft project. Dassault considers the chapter with Germany closed and is weighing either an exclusively French program or a cooperation, with Sweden's Saab seen as the likely partner. The goal is a demonstrator based on French requirements that could fly in 2031/2032, while Rafale upgrades and export sales continue. » Plus sur faz.net
Strong half-year figures push Dassault Aviation shares sharply higher

Dassault Aviation reported H1 2026 net sales of about €4.2bn (+46%) and an adjusted operating profit of €330m (+83%), lifting the operating margin to 7.9%. The company delivered 12 Rafale fighter jets and 13 Falcon business jets; the order backlog stands at €45.4bn (291 aircraft). CEO Éric Trappier called the planned Indian order for 140 Rafale a key event; a potential sale of 16 Rafale to Ukraine was also mentioned. Management confirmed the full-year revenue target of around €8.5bn; the stock rose 8.1% to €311.20. » Plus sur de.investing.com
Dassault says Airbus tried to push it out of Eurodrone project

CEO Eric Trappier told the French Senate that Airbus instructed Dassault to withdraw from the multinational Eurodrone surveillance project. Dassault denies this and is in talks after relations at the programme level were described as broken. The dispute follows an expected reduced share of work for Dassault after France cancelled orders; the project is being developed by France, Germany, Italy and Spain as an alternative to the US Reaper drone. » Plus sur de.investing.com