11 février 2022 | International, Aérospatial

Vers un binôme Rafale / F-35 en Grèce ?

Alors que ses premiers Rafale ont été réceptionnés il y a peu, la Grèce pourrait annoncer très prochainement l'acquisition de F-35 de Lockheed Martin. Loin d'être en compétition, les deux appareils pourraient tout à fait se compléter. La Grèce pourrait ainsi construire un modèle unique à l'efficience optimale.

https://air-cosmos.com/article/vers-un-binme-rafale-f-35-en-grce-28053

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