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Macron Approves Construction of France’s Next-Generation Aircraft Carrier

France Advances Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier Program Amid European Security Imperatives

France has advanced its next-generation aircraft carrier program to the realization phase, with President Emmanuel Macron confirming construction approval on December 21, 2025. The Porte-Avions Nouvelle Génération (PANG) is expected to be significantly larger than the Charles de Gaulle and will feature US-developed electromagnetic aircraft launch systems. Around 800 suppliers will be involved in the project, which is scheduled for completion by 2038.

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    Macron Approves Construction of France’s Next-Generation Aircraft Carrier

    France Advances Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier Program Amid European Security Imperatives

    France has advanced its next-generation aircraft carrier program to the realization phase, with President Emmanuel Macron confirming construction approval on December 21, 2025. The Porte-Avions Nouvelle Génération (PANG) is expected to be significantly larger than the Charles de Gaulle and will feature US-developed electromagnetic aircraft launch systems. Around 800 suppliers will be involved in the project, which is scheduled for completion by 2038.

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