22 septembre 2021 | International, C4ISR

Dassault Aviation a notifié à Thales la fourniture du radar de surveillance Searchmaster pour le programme AVSIMAR

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Dassault Aviation a notifié à Thales la fourniture du radar de surveillance Searchmaster pour le programme AVSIMAR

Thales annonce que Dassault Aviation lui a notifié la fourniture du radar de surveillance Searchmaster pour le programme AVSIMAR, ainsi que du système de navigation de mission. Le programme AVSIMAR, sous la maîtrise d'ouvrage de la Direction générale de l'armement et la maîtrise d'œuvre de Dassault Aviation, permettra de renouveler la flotte des avions de surveillance et d'intervention maritimes de la Marine nationale via l'acquisition de 12 Falcon 2000 Albatros de Dassault Aviation. Face à la densité croissante du trafic maritime, « les meilleures capacités de surveillance maritime en zones côtières et littorales sont primordiales pour repérer et suivre des cibles intelligentes et agiles, quels que soient les états de mer et les conditions de visibilité », explique Thales. Les Falcon 2000 Albatros bénéficieront, gr'ce à l'ensemble des équipements fournis, « d'un degré de précision et d'une sensibilité de détection qui pourront alerter par anticipation de la présence d'une menace à la surface de la mer, et garantir ainsi une capacité d'action adaptée », précise le groupe.

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