EF2000 Typhoon

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Je trouve aberrant qu'un forum qui se respecte comme le nôtre ne contient aucun topic dédié à l'Euro Fighter!
Pour commencer, les Typhoon en suisse:





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Pas posté car sans beaucoup d'intérêt, on y trouve un peu de tout, des jugements de valeur dont-on ne sait d'où ils proviennent et pas une seule source officielle ou considérée comme fiable n'est citée.

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DUBAI: Typhoon proved its worth in Libya – RAF
By: Craig Hoyle Dubai
3 hours ago
Source: flightglobal

The Royal Air Force's debut combat use of the Eurofighter Typhoon over Libya proved the multi-role type's strike performance and operating reliability and also validated the UK's plans to introduce new capabilities, a senior officer said at the show.

Up to 12 Typhoons were deployed to Gioia del Colle air base in Italy at the height of NATO's operation "Unified Protector" from late March, logging a combined 3,000-plus flight hours in over 650 long-range sorties. Despite this, the type achieved a 99% serviceability rate during the detachment.

Operating in mixed formations with RAF Panavia Tornado GR4s, Typhoons initially provided air policing cover, but later progressed to releasing Raytheon Systems Enhanced Paveway II precision-guided bombs against ground targets.

"We were genuinely swing-role," said Wg Cdr Dicky Patounas, officer commanding the RAF's Typhoon-equipped 3 Sqn. However, he noted that "99% of what we did was watching and monitoring activities on the ground. We were an eye in the sky".

Planned future enhancements for the UK's aircraft will include integrating the lighter weight Paveway IV bomb and MBDA's Storm Shadow cruise missile, plus the latter's Meteor beyond visual-range air-to-air missiles. An active electronically scanned array radar is also on the way.

"Libya has enabled us to re-articulate the importance of what we are asking for," Patounas said. "The priorities stay the same."

Meanwhile, another possible weapon option for the Typhoon is on show for the first time at Eurofighter's outside exhibit (static P9). MBDA's developmental Marte ER anti-ship missile is believed to have been offered to India, but could also potentially be of interest to the UAE.

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Raytheon integrates missile systems with Eurofighter

The official said the joint stand off weapon (JSOW), developed by Raytheon, can be integrated with both the Eurofighter and Dassault Rafale ? the two bidders in competition for the USD 8.50 billion Medium Multi-Role Combat Aircraft (MMRCA) contract. The JSOW, with a rage of 100 kilometres, is a 1000-pound class weapon...

http://www.militaryaerospace.com/index/display/avi-wire-news-display/1540384923.html

L'AGM-154 JSOW...

http://www.raytheon.com/capabilities/products/stellent/groups/public/documents/content/cms01_055754.pdf

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Marte-ER Integration On Typhoons Eyed For India...

http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/generic/story_generic.jsp?topicName=dubai_2011&id=news/awx/2011/11/14/awx_11_14_2011_p0-394043.xml&headline=Marte-ER%20Integration%20On%20Typhoons%20Eyed%20For%20India

Descriptif du Missile Marte ER...

http://www.finmeccanica.it/Corporate/EN/Corporate/Settori/Sistemi_di_Difesa/Prodotti/Marte_MBDA/index.sdo

L'entrée en service du radar AESA prévue pour 2015.

http://www.eurofighter.com/fileadmin/web_data/downloads/efworld/ef-world-03_2011web.pdf

Dubaï Air Show : le retour du Typhoon

Si ça marche, bien joué

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L'Europe est prête à battre l'Amérique dans le concours bien battus pour vendre l'Inde un moteur de nouvelle génération pour le Homegrown Tejas avion de combat léger (LCA). Business Standard a appris de sources bien informées que, lorsque les soumissions ont été ouvertes la semaine dernière, le consortium européen Eurojet, qui offre des États-Unis $ 666 000 000 pour les moteurs EJ200 99, a miné son concurrent américain General Electric, qui cite des États-Unis $ 822 000 000.


Dans son appel d'offres pour le moteur de Tejas, le MoD a indiqué que seulement dix moteurs pourraient être construits à l'étranger. Tous les moteurs suivants doivent être construits en Inde, avec le transfert de la technologie du fournisseur pour leur fabrication. Si le EJ200 étaient en construction en Inde pour le Tejas, Eurofighter tirerait profit d'une gamme de moteurs entièrement amorti et aussi avoir droit à des crédits compensatoires pour le "made in India" moteurs EJ200 Eurofighter. Cela permettrait de diminuer le prix de l'Eurofighter, un avantage énorme pour un avion qui est considéré comme performant mais coûteux. Logistiquement trop, la FIA préfèrent une MMRCA avec des moteurs qui étaient déjà sur son inventaire.

http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/viewtopic.php?p=1199589

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Source: http://livefist.blogspot.com/2011/11...kill-j-20.html

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Serial high-tech: Premium AEROTEC delivers 400th fuselage centre section for Eurofighter

The delivery of the 400th fuselage centre section for a Eurofighter further confirms Premium AEROTEC’s strong position in military aircraft construction. The fuselage centre section manufactured by Premium AEROTEC is the structural ‘core’ of Eurofighter Typhoon, the European multi-role combat aircraft.

The components produced at various company sites are being integrated in Augsburg to form the fuselage centre section, which is then delivered initially to Cassidian in Manching. From there, parts are supplied to the final assembly lines in Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK.

“Premium AEROTEC is the world’s largest supplier of Airbus fuselage structures. Our successes in the Eurofighter programme regularly enable us to demonstrate our capabilities in military aircraft construction as well,” said Kai Horten, CEO of Premium AEROTEC. “Besides our internationally acknowledged role as a powerful partner for civil aviation, our participation in the Eurofighter and the A400M transport aircraft is of great significance to our company in both economic and technological terms.”

Roughly six metres long, the fuselage centre section of the Eurofighter is essentially an integral aluminium structure with titanium reinforcements that is planked with a single, monolithic outer shell made of carbon fibre composite material. Thanks to this construction, the component is not only lightweight but also capable of bearing heavy loads. In flight at up to twice the speed of sound, the fuselage centre section absorbs all forces acting on the wings, the air brake and the main landing gear that are attached to it.

On the basis of its long-standing and successful participation in the Eurofighter programme, Premium AEROTEC was also able to establish itself in the development and production of the A400M military transport aircraft. Responsibility for some 60 percent of the aircraft fuselage including the upper cargo door, which is made of carbon fibre composite materials, ensures Premium AEROTEC an major position in military aircraft construction.

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Eurofighter at GDA 2011, Kuwait


The first International Defence Exhibition GDA 2011, Gulf Defence and Aerospace, Kuwait, was inaugurated yesterday by Sheikh Ali Al-Abdullah Al-Sabah, Governor of Mubarak Al-Kabir governorate (seen in the picture with the Italian Ambassador in Kuwait, Fabrizio Nicoletti at the Eurofighter stand).



Eurofighter participates in the event with a stand displaying a range of the latest technologies under development such as the Captor-E AESA radar and the new Helmet Mounted Symbology System for the pilots (already under delivery with the four partner nations air forces).

The exhibition showcases defence, aerospace and security equipment from Dec 12 to 14. There are more than 100 exhibitors from 23 countries including Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Croatia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Pakistan, Romania, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, the Netherlands, United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and the United States of America.

According to a defence market intelligence survey ‘Forecast international’, the GCC countries (Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain) invested $63 billion in defence and security spending in 2010 and this figure will increase in 2011 to $65 billion. In fact, offset specialist Blenheim Capital Partners estimated that the GCC states will spend in excess of $105 billion in the next two years.

Eurofighter press release

Omanais F-16 gagnant délivre coup pour l'Eurofighter

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Oman a placé une surprise de suivi sur l'ordre avec Lockheed Martin pour un deuxième lot de 12 F-16C / Bloc D 50 combattants, avec le développement semble avoir mis fin aux espoirs du Royaume-Uni de vendre Eurofighter Typhoon à la nation

http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/omani-f-16-win-delivers-blow-for-eurofighter-366030/

Ef2000 en Indes, pour le consortium çela semble gagné.

Regarder la bannière

http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=fr&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dmmrca%2Brafale%26hl%3Dfr%26client%3Dsafari%26sa%3DX%26tbo%3Dd%26biw%3D1024%26bih%3D672%26tbs%3Dqdr:d&rurl=translate.google.fr&sl=en&u=http://www.eurofighter.com/&usg=ALkJrhgbWIn3BguZo_vBQ8NwlX-mE_Me0A

La bannière n'est qu'une illustration, elle est sur le site depuis un certain temps déjà et n'affirme rien de particulier, à part la pub habituelle et la participation de l'avion au MMRCA indien. Il ne faut pas se faire de mal pour rien.

rafi a écrit:

La bannière n'est qu'une illustration, elle est sur le site depuis un certain temps déjà et n'affirme rien de particulier, à part la pub habituelle et la participation de l'avion au MMRCA indien. Il ne faut pas se faire de mal pour rien.

C était de l humour


Même si pense que le poid politique de 4 pays va faire pencher la balance du côté du typhoon.

Un article d un journale indien confirme une rumeur qui dure depuis 5jours comme quoi l ef 2000 et le L1. De plus longuet parle pour le rafale du Koweit et Qatar si les eau font les premiers pas, il détourne le regard de l Inde....

Rénovation des 2000 et achat de Mica doit suffire a "perdre la face " a l'eventuel achat de Typhoon par l'Inde.

Je dirais bien quelque chose, mais vous allez dire que je me répète...

rafi a écrit:

Je dirais bien quelque chose, mais vous allez dire que je me répète...

Moi je dirai rien

tu penses vraiment a l'eventuel acha de Rafale en Inde ,Rafi

L'Eurofighter n'est pas encore assez abouti à mon avis. Même si le coût total du contrat devait être un peu au dessus pour le Rafale, il conserve de grandes chances d'emporter la mise avec un rapport capacités/coûts au jour d'aujourd'hui en sa faveur. Il est aussi possible que les indiens renvoient au dernier moment tout le monde à ses chères études au profit d'un autre projet (ou pour cause de crise économique), mais ça ce n'est que pure spéculation, exemples suisse et émirati obligent.

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Typhoon 'not ruled out' for India


The Eurofighter Typhoon cannot yet be ruled out as the choice for India's Multi-Role Combat Aircraft contract, BAE and government sources have said.

Despite the announcement by the Indian government that Dassault's Rafale had been selected ahead of the Eurofighter on price grounds, making the French jet India's preferred option, UKTI and BAE spokesmen have said the final contract is yet to be awarded.

Any contract will be subject to further negotiations between the Indian defence ministry and Dassault.

A spokesman for UK Trade and Investment, which promotes British exports worldwide, told The Daily Mail that the announcement of Dassault as preferred bidder "does not rule out Typhoon for India".

"The decision is about who the Indians have assessed as making the lowest bid and therefore asked to enter into further negotiations," the spokesman said.

"But the Indians have not yet awarded the contract. We continue to believe Eurofighter Typhoon provides the best capability today and into the future.'

A BAE spokesman said: "BAE Systems notes that Eurofighter Typhoon has not been assessed as the lowest-priced compliant bidder by the Indian ministry of defence at this stage of the tendering process for supply of its new medium multi-role combat aircraft.

"Our partner Cassidian submitted an attractive and competitive proposal to supply Eurofighter Typhoon, the world's most modern medium multi-role combat aircraft available today.

"We believe Eurofighter Typhoon offers the best military, industrial and economic solution for India.

"We will continue to support the Indian customer and its evaluation process and work with our European partner companies and their respective governments to seek to understand the basis of the announcement."

Kevan Jones MP, Labour's Shadow Defence Minister, called on Prime Minister David Cameron to try and revive Eurofighter's hopes in the MRCA contract.

"The Prime Minister must give the country confidence that he is doing all he can to support this deal and others, which are in the national interest. If he is serious about jobs and growth this will be a priority," said Jones.

"Workers at BAE plants in Lancashire, Yorkshire and across the country will be worried and will want to see real leadership."
Last year David Cameron made the latest in a series of high profile visits to India during which the subject of the MRCA contract was discussed.

Asked to justify Britain's £280m annual aid package to India in 2010, International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell, quoted in The Daily Mail, said relations with India were "very important" and that "the focus is also about seeking to sell Typhoon".

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MAATAWI a écrit:

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Typhoon 'not ruled out' for India


The Eurofighter Typhoon cannot yet be ruled out as the choice for India's Multi-Role Combat Aircraft contract, BAE and government sources have said.

Despite the announcement by the Indian government that Dassault's Rafale had been selected ahead of the Eurofighter on price grounds, making the French jet India's preferred option, UKTI and BAE spokesmen have said the final contract is yet to be awarded.

Any contract will be subject to further negotiations between the Indian defence ministry and Dassault.

A spokesman for UK Trade and Investment, which promotes British exports worldwide, told The Daily Mail that the announcement of Dassault as preferred bidder "does not rule out Typhoon for India".

"The decision is about who the Indians have assessed as making the lowest bid and therefore asked to enter into further negotiations," the spokesman said.

"But the Indians have not yet awarded the contract. We continue to believe Eurofighter Typhoon provides the best capability today and into the future.'

A BAE spokesman said: "BAE Systems notes that Eurofighter Typhoon has not been assessed as the lowest-priced compliant bidder by the Indian ministry of defence at this stage of the tendering process for supply of its new medium multi-role combat aircraft.

"Our partner Cassidian submitted an attractive and competitive proposal to supply Eurofighter Typhoon, the world's most modern medium multi-role combat aircraft available today.

"We believe Eurofighter Typhoon offers the best military, industrial and economic solution for India.

"We will continue to support the Indian customer and its evaluation process and work with our European partner companies and their respective governments to seek to understand the basis of the announcement."

Kevan Jones MP, Labour's Shadow Defence Minister, called on Prime Minister David Cameron to try and revive Eurofighter's hopes in the MRCA contract.

"The Prime Minister must give the country confidence that he is doing all he can to support this deal and others, which are in the national interest. If he is serious about jobs and growth this will be a priority," said Jones.

"Workers at BAE plants in Lancashire, Yorkshire and across the country will be worried and will want to see real leadership."
Last year David Cameron made the latest in a series of high profile visits to India during which the subject of the MRCA contract was discussed.

Asked to justify Britain's £280m annual aid package to India in 2010, International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell, quoted in The Daily Mail, said relations with India were "very important" and that "the focus is also about seeking to sell Typhoon".

defencemanagement

la France joue dans un domaine réservé, ce qui agasse c´est le chantage des British et j´espere que l´Inde saura prendre la meilleure decision bien que je ne suis pas d´accords avec tant de gaspillage dans un pays pauvre.

les britanniques sont pret à faire des sacrifices ,au bonheur des futurs clients

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Rafale : le prix de l'Eurofighter pourrait être baissé pour revenir en Inde
Le groupe britannique de défense BAE Systems n'exclut pas de baisser le prix de ses avions Eurofighter Typhoon, pour revenir en Inde dans le cadre d'un appel d'offres géant qui a sélectionné le Rafale du français Dassault, rapporte le Financial Times mardi

"Toutes les options sont sur la table", y compris celle du prix, a déclaré au quotidien britannique le directeur général de BAE Systems, Ian King, qui va en discuter avec ses partenaires européens. Le gouvernement indien est entré en négociations exclusives avec Dassault pour des raisons de prix, mais l'Eurofighter Typhoon dispose d'une plate-forme plus récente et davantage polyvalente, et a plus de potentiel pour être modernisé à moindre coût dans les années à venir, a-t-il estimé.


L'Inde a annoncé le 31 janvier avoir sélectionné le Rafale dans le cadre d'un appel d'offres de 12 milliards de dollars visant à lui livrer 126 avions de chasse, ce qui constituerait le premier succès à l'export pour l'appareil français. Le consortium européen Eurofighter s'était dit "déçu" de cette décision et avait rappelé que le contrat n'était pas encore signé et que "des négociations doivent encore avoir lieu".

L'Eurofighter-Typhoon est un avion de combat produit par un consortium formé par le groupe européen de défense et d'armement EADS (46%), le britannique BAE Systems (33%) et l'italien Alenia/Finmeccanica (21%).

L'EXPANSION.COM

Meme la presse britaniques critique le Typhoon qu'elle juge moins bon que le Rafale......
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/india/9061868/Turbulence-ahead-with-Indian-jet-deal.html
Apres l'avoir descendu en flamme,le reveil est douloureux......