France intends to give India 31 Jaguar fighter-bomber

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According to the French online edition “The Point”, Negotiations are underway between Paris and New Delhi on the donation of the SEPECAT Jaguar fighter-bomber to India.



As previously mentioned by the American edition of Defense News, it is a question of the 31 machine, which is in conservation (apparently in poor condition) based on the storage and disposal of Chateaudan. Their residual value is currently less than 300 thousand euros.
Jaguar currently operated only in India. Their fleet includes 105 units, the French gift will allow the machine to be maintained in good condition due to cannibalization. Paris will be able to get rid of the aircraft, which can not be stored in the package for a long time.

The aircraft was developed jointly by Britain in the 1960-ies in the framework of the joint venture SEPECAT and removed from the military force of the French Air Force in 2005 year. By this time, the fighter managed to take part in combat operations during the Gulf War and the Bosnian conflict.
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  1. +4
    27 July 2017 09: 45
    on those god we are not good crying
    1. +5
      27 July 2017 12: 06
      "and Rafali shoved"
      In fact, the “Rafal” is a great plane and bypassed the MiG in all respects.
      1. +9
        27 July 2017 12: 31
        “Rafal” bypassed MiG only in one point: “made in France”, which was implied before the start of the tender, and was not particularly hidden by the Indians who needed a non-Russian aircraft and access to non-Russian aviation technology, purely for general development.
        1. 0
          27 July 2017 12: 51
          Quote: Roma-1977
          MiG bypassed only in one point: "made in France"

          Yes, I also read that the Indians wanted to bring down the price of MiG
          1. 0
            27 July 2017 12: 55
            I must say that the MiG-35 is very expensive, and according to the criterion, price-quality is inferior to the Sukhoi heavy fighters, although it is somewhat cheaper.
      2. +1
        27 July 2017 20: 00
        "bypassed MIG on all counts" .. by what respected .. and WHAT MIG did he bypass ... Mig-3,15,17,19,21,23,25,31,29 ... which specify?
    2. 0
      28 July 2017 11: 32
      Quote: soroKING
      on those god we are not good crying


      I thought the same thing. It’s easier to give India than to deal with recycling))
  2. +3
    27 July 2017 09: 46
    Rafali did not shove, so at least scrap off the scrap ...
    1. +19
      27 July 2017 09: 52
      Why didn’t they give Ukraine away? They are asking. Do not want to smear in fat?
      Do not trust ...
      1. +2
        27 July 2017 10: 06
        Indians have such weapons, they will go to spare parts, and where will Urkaine go?
        1. +4
          27 July 2017 10: 34
          proudly standing in rows at the airfields and be a power, but what difference does it matter - it's the same FREE! and past them
      2. 0
        27 July 2017 19: 46
        Why didn’t they give Ukraine away?

        Poroshenko will say that it is intended, this is Macron’s special plan .. all for the sake of Ukraine ..))
    2. +1
      27 July 2017 10: 41
      Quote: nizhegorodec
      Rafali did not shove, so at least scrap off the scrap ...

      and Rafali shoved. 36 aircraft
      1. 0
        27 July 2017 10: 49
        Quote: Walanin
        Quote: nizhegorodec
        Rafali did not shove, so at least scrap off the scrap ...

        and Rafali shoved. 36 aircraft

        that's it, that only 36, and I had in mind:
        The supply agreement for 36 Rafale fighters was signed in January 2016. This transaction is a palliative decision designed to partially offset the failure of the MMRCA tender, which provided for the purchase of 126 fighters in the amount of $ 10 billion.
        1. 0
          27 July 2017 12: 00
          36 Rafaley anyway where better than 0 Mig-35
          1. 0
            27 July 2017 12: 39
            Quote: Walanin
            36 Rafaley anyway where better than 0 Mig-35

            that is yes ...
  3. +19
    27 July 2017 09: 47
    '' Fear Danians bringing gifts ''!
    Why are they generous? Is recycling expensive? Or political overtones?
    Is cheese free?
    1. 0
      27 July 2017 10: 19
      Disposal expensive
    2. +2
      27 July 2017 10: 35
      Yes, and they occupy a place - there will be places to drive migrants
  4. +4
    27 July 2017 09: 48
    Maintaining cars, apparently, is more expensive than giving. Now it will be India's concern. They still need to be restored and try to exploit (why?). With the existing accident rate in the Indian Air Force, this is just a song, statistics will obviously worsen.
    1. +4
      27 July 2017 09: 50
      so to speak, for parts hi
    2. 0
      27 July 2017 09: 51
      Why restore, disassemble for parts.
  5. +7
    27 July 2017 09: 51
    India is already a global landfill. Of course, where else should aircraft be thrown away.




    There they quickly "zannibalyat."
    1. +3
      27 July 2017 09: 59
      Quote: DEZINTO
      India is already a global landfill.

      it looks like my neighbor’s balcony)))
      1. 0
        27 July 2017 10: 11
        My neighbor's name is not Shoigu?
        1. 0
          27 July 2017 10: 14
          Quote: Roma-1977
          My neighbor's name is not Shoigu?

          why are you so Kozhugetycha, everything is new, he went there yesterday to receive the latest weapons, and he also pressed a couple of samples smelling of paint))))
          1. 0
            27 July 2017 12: 28
            And the old one probably stores curcule on its balcony.
            1. +2
              27 July 2017 12: 46
              Quote: Roma-1977
              probably stores curcule on his balcony.

              I refuse to discuss with you the first persons of the state, otherwise, according to my friends from Ukraine, we have terrible censorship and will come for me tomorrow)))))
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  6. +2
    27 July 2017 09: 55
    God, we are worthless. wassat
  7. 0
    27 July 2017 10: 06
    in order to drag India into war with China, the general people feel nothing
  8. +6
    27 July 2017 10: 11
    Quote: inkass_98
    Maintaining cars, apparently, is more expensive than giving. Now it will be India's concern. They still need to be restored and try to exploit (why?). With the existing accident rate in the Indian Air Force, this is just a song, statistics will obviously worsen.

    After all, it is written in black and white for what these machines of India are for. For cannibalism. To maintain the airworthiness of those 105 "Jaguars." which they have. And it is quite possible the deal is mutually beneficial for both parties. Plus, this will give certain preferences to France for the future. In cases you can always hint about the "gift" ....
  9. +3
    27 July 2017 10: 11
    And how many airplanes do we rot on conservation under the open sky? It would be better to give it to us like that, at least! And it costs us nothing, and support to the ally. (I'm talking about really old Mig-21, Mig-27 aircraft, for example.)
  10. 0
    27 July 2017 10: 28
    Yeah! They indulge India with faulty and obsolete borochlo, and then a good price is bent for repairs! lol
    1. +1
      27 July 2017 10: 46
      You just need to be in a puddle .. For parts given. It is written in Russian in white.
  11. +1
    27 July 2017 10: 37
    withdrawn from the French Air Force in 2005

    It turns out that the newest of them expired by 2005. And after 12 years of decay, they decided to get rid, pushing them to India. Generous gift
  12. 0
    27 July 2017 19: 23
    That’s because Khadi didn’t give Urum something, and they believed in Geyropa (abroad will help us) and they were stolen for the sake of grimy lads with towels on Boskoh and a blot between the eyebrows eh Zrada
  13. 0
    27 July 2017 23: 45
    India will receive free cheese from mercantile France, a pig in a poke that does not catch mice. Archivocally.