29.04.2011, 19:48
War bei den Franzosen nicht Brasilien als Abnehmer der Rafale im Gespräch? Das wäre dann eigentlich eine nette Kombination:
die Rafale für Südamerika und der EF bis Indien - so dass jeder was hat ...
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die Rafale für Südamerika und der EF bis Indien - so dass jeder was hat ...
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Zitat:U.S. Loses Bids to Supply Jets to Indiadann käme ja doch noch was an Boeing
By VIKAS BAJAJ
Published: April 28, 2011
NEW DELHI — The United States lost a hard-fought competition to supply a new generation of fighter jets to India, which has listed two European manufacturers as the finalists for an order estimated to be worth $10 billion.
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Dinesh Keskar, president of Boeing’s Indian operation, said that while the company was “obviously disappointed” about not making the cut for the fighter jets, it was “quite excited about the opportunities in India.” He added that the company was seeking a meeting with Indian officials to find out why its planes were not selected.
Boeing said the company and the Indian Air Force were in the final stages of negotiating a contract for C-17 cargo planes that was announced by Mr. Obama and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in November. And it is hoping to win orders for attack and heavy-lift helicopters.
“We are quite engaged with and will continue our partnership with India,” Mr. Keskar said in a telephone interview.