I don’t disagree with you per se (though Eurofighter and Gripen are good too), but I have to point out that the Czech Republic has been using Saab Gripens for a while now, not US-made fighter jets.
Yup and it’s great ! But i’m referencing to a particular case were they did two set of tests cause the rafale was better in every category than it’s us counterpart, and in the second test they just made it so the critera were like : “does the name begins by F ?”
I’ts reliable, versatile, and very well modernised, i’m not a mechanics but i’ve hear and read a lot of things comparing various planes and it just stood on top most of the time. You have access to trials set by governments to decide wich plane to buy, and it compares most of the most recents fighters if you’re interested.
Most tests that were conducted by countries looking for a new fighter jet came to this conclusion. Ultimately though the decision was always made by ignoring the test, arguing that it needs US nuke capability, or tailoring the test so only the f35 can win.
Then stop cowarding and buy the best équipements and not what the us lobbies you into buying ! Rafale > any US fighter
I don’t disagree with you per se (though Eurofighter and Gripen are good too), but I have to point out that the Czech Republic has been using Saab Gripens for a while now, not US-made fighter jets.
Yup and it’s great ! But i’m referencing to a particular case were they did two set of tests cause the rafale was better in every category than it’s us counterpart, and in the second test they just made it so the critera were like : “does the name begins by F ?”
What makes the Rafale so superior in your opinion?
I’ts reliable, versatile, and very well modernised, i’m not a mechanics but i’ve hear and read a lot of things comparing various planes and it just stood on top most of the time. You have access to trials set by governments to decide wich plane to buy, and it compares most of the most recents fighters if you’re interested.
Ok, if this is public information- go ahead.
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Most tests that were conducted by countries looking for a new fighter jet came to this conclusion. Ultimately though the decision was always made by ignoring the test, arguing that it needs US nuke capability, or tailoring the test so only the f35 can win.
Can you point us somewhere, where we can read more about it?