Dassault partners Anil Ambani co to make biz jets
NEW DELHI: French aerospace major Dassault Aviation has tied up with
Anil Ambani
's Reliance Aerostructure to manufacture Falcon 2000 business executive jets in India for global markets.
India will soon join the club of countries that make business jets which includes the US, France, Canada and Brazil. Also this is the first time Dassault, in which Airbus has nearly 10.6% stake, will be making the Falcon 2000 outside France.
The two will establish their final assembly line in Nagpur and aim to deliver their first made-in-India jet by 2028.
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