Dassault Aviation has published a comic book series celebrating the history of Aéropostale, with volumes dedicated to four legendary names: Guillaumet, Mermoz, Vachet, and Saint-Exupéry. Scripted by Christophe Bec and illustrated by Patrick Dumas, this adventure collection is part of Les éditions du Soleil's efforts to preserve aviation history.
Dassault Aviation has published 'Marcel Bloch Aircraft - Volume 3: Fighters and Other Developments', a new book by Philippe Ricco that explores the early fighter development of Marcel Bloch. The book covers the first Bloch fighter aircraft and their prototypes, as well as Marcel Bloch's experiences during World War II, including his imprisonment and subsequent return to the aviation industry.
Dassault Aviation has published the May-June 2025 issue of 'Wingmasters', a magazine for model aircraft enthusiasts. The editorial team presents three model assemblies, including the Mirage IIIEE on the front cover.
Dassault Aviation has published a new book titled 'Airplanes, from the very first aircraft to the planes of tomorrow' by Matt Ralphs. The book explores the fascinating story of flight from hot air balloons to modern aircraft, drawing on the author's passion for aircraft and science fiction.
Dassault Aviation has released a new book, 'Mission Pégase - Déploiement de l’Armée de l’Air et de l’Espace aux antipodes', which provides a detailed reconstruction of the French Air and Space Force's deployment activities in the Indo-Pacific region. The work was created by Air & Space artist Lapin and published by Éditions Privat.
Dassault Aviation has released a new book titled 'Le Rafale Marine' that pays tribute to the aircraft and its capabilities. Former Dassault employee Cyrille Cosmao worked on the project, which includes detailed explanations of the Rafale Marine's technology, operational phases, and the roles of personnel aboard the Charles de Gaulle.
Dassault Aviation has published a novel titled 'Quand leurs ailes seront déployées' (When Their Wings Are Spread), which tells the story of several female aviation pioneers during World War II. The book features Maryse Bastié, Maryse Hilsz, and Claire Roman, among others.
Dassault Aviation has raised its net sales guidance for 2025 to over €7 billion, driven by strong demand for its aircraft products. The company delivered 26 Rafale fighter jets in 2025, exceeding initial projections, and ordered 31 Falcon business jets, surpassing the previous year's total.
Dassault Aviation has been ranked among France's top employers for the past decade, according to Statista and Universum rankings. In 2024, the company welcomed over 2,400 new employees, including apprentices, through a rigorous induction program.
Dassault Aviation Chairman and CEO Eric Trappier shares his insights into this year's Paris Air Show highlights on Web TV. Breaking Defense reports that Trappier recalls the key moments from the event, including the ramp-up of the Rafale, unveiling of the Falcon range, and launch of the VORTEX project.
Dassault Aviation celebrated the 55th edition of the Paris International Air Show - Le Bourget, Breaking Defense reports. The event featured flight demonstrations of the Rafale and Falcon 6X, as well as a photo gallery showcasing images from the show.
Dassault Aviation is releasing an illustrated edition of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's cult novel 'Terre des hommes', published by Gallimard. Riad Sattouf, a highly talented illustrator, has created 150 color illustrations that enhance the major work.
Dassault Aviation has released 'Aviation of Yesteryear', a well-researched book exploring the early days of aviation in France, written by historian Jean-Luc Garnier. The publication features 400 old postcards, including some unpublished ones.
Dassault Aviation has released the sixth volume of Lucio Perinotto's 'Artbook Perinotto' collection, a comprehensive review of fighter jets from World War II to present. The book features aircraft such as the Dassault Ouragan and Rafale, and is published by Paquet, Cockpit collection.
Dassault Aviation has released the fourth volume in its 'Origines' comic book series, focusing on the early life of Sonny Tuckson. Written by Patrice Buendia and Frédéric Zumbiehl, illustrated by Giuseppe De Luca, and published by Dupuis, this release marks a departure from the company's traditional aviation focus.
Dassault Aviation has released a new comic book, 'Corsaires du ciel - Tome 1 - Mission sans retour', exploring the air involvement of the French Army in the Indochina War. Scripted by Rudolph de Patureaux and illustrated by Olivier Dauger, this project is published by Éditions Paquet.
Dassault Aviation has released a new documentary, 'Athos, au cœur de la Patrouille de France', which follows the daily life of its aerobatic team as they prepare for their summer tour. The film, directed by Mathieu Giombini, showcases the team's commitment to rigor and passion.
Dassault Aviation has been named one of France's most attractive employers by Universum, according to research conducted between November 2024 and May 2025. The aerospace giant ranks 4th among engineering students, 17th among IT students, and 30th among future business school graduates.
Dassault Aviation has been named one of France's most attractive employers for experienced executives by Universum, a Swedish research firm. The company ranks 5th among engineers and 24th among business professionals in the 2025 ranking.
Dassault Aviation has secured support from the French Ministry of the Armed Forces to develop its VORTEX spaceplane demonstrator. The agreement aims to validate critical performances associated with the configuration of a spaceplane, including hypersonic flight and advanced thermal protection technologies.