French Navy Receives First Two Falcon Albatros Aircraft
The 12-aircraft AVSIMAR fleet will replace eight Falcon 50M and five Falcon 200 Gardian planes for patrol, intelligence and rescue missions.
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France has deployed its first two Falcon 2000LXS Albatros maritime surveillance aircraft, strengthening its ability to monitor threats at sea and support anti-submarine missions. Built under the AVSIMAR programme, the new jets combine advanced radar, electro-optical sensors, intelligence-gathering and rescue capabilities as NATO bolsters its maritime security amid rising tensions with Russia.
French Navy gets new Falcon Albatros surveillance aircraft
France’s defense procurement agency has delivered the first two Falcon 2000 LXS Albatros maritime surveillance aircraft to the French Navy, the agency said in a social media post. The Direction générale de l’armement, or DGA, said the aircraft are headed to Flottille 24F, a French Navy air squadron based at Lann-Bihoué in Brittany. The delivery […]
On 8 September, approximately six years after ordering seven first copies from Dassault Aviation as part of the AVSIMAR programme, the Directorate General of Armaments [DGA] announced that it had delivered the first two Falcon 2000 LXS "Albatross" to the National Navy. The details of the program... This article The National Navy received its first two Falcon 2000 LXS "Albatross" maritime surveillance aircraft first appeared on the Military Zone.
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