Various Dassault Jet Projects and Prototypes

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Hallo,

in a handbook about aircraft ,it was mentioned the Dassault Falcon F (Mystere 20)
light business executive transport aircraft,the book said it was three version to the
aircraft and known in the company as models 68,70 and 72.

Is that meaning Dassault MD-680,MD-700 and MD-720 or not ?.
 
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[quote author=wyvernhawk]I like collected the 3-view drawings of military aircraft , but a number of planes` I can`t finding it at internet. such as mystereII, mystereIVB,mirage balzac etc, [/quote]
 

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and part III, Dassault :
 

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Hi,


the Dassault MD-700 was a single seat light attack aircraft project,here is its initial design
and final purposed.

from Jean Cuny "Les Avions De Combat Francaise", Docavia
 

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https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/dassault-confirms-two-year-delay-for-5x-421138/

Dassault Aviation has confirmed a two-year delay and production freeze on its all-new Falcon 5X because of ongoing problems with the Snecma Silvercrest engine.

The large-cabin, long-range twinjet – which was rolled out in June 2015 – is not now expected to fly until 2017, with first deliveries in early 2020.

After unveiling the 5X in 2013, the French manufacturer had planned the jet’s maiden flight in the third quarter of last year but shortly after roll-out, hitches with the Silvercrest engine began to emerge, and Dassault said late in 2015 it would announce a new testing and production schedule early this year.

Dassault has informed 5X customers of the delay. Although he will not reveal backlog details for the type, chief executive Eric Trappier says he expects “some order erosion” and says the company will try to offer “other solutions” to buyers expecting an aircraft before 2020.

The 5X is the launch platform for the Silvercrest and it is the first time Dassault has chosen a French engine for a Falcon. The engine was originally also going to be on the new Cessna Citation Longitude, but Textron Aviation switched last year to Honeywell when the business jet’s design changed.

In a statement, Snecma says that more than 500h of flight tests and 3,500h more of ground tests have confirmed the Silvercrest’s “good operational performance”. However, it adds that the tests have “showed the need to carry out additional developments in order to extend the engine’s operational life and optimise its performance”. These developments include designing and producing new parts, says the company, which now anticipates engine certification in the first half of 2018.

Trappier says the 5X – which has the widest cabin among its peers – “remains a fantastic aircraft”. He adds: “I am not a happy man [about the delay], but in the end, if we have the right aircraft and the right engine, it is only two years.”

Confirmation of the new schedule comes after a tough 2015 for the airframer, with 55 deliveries its lowest figure for 10 years. This compares with 66 Falcon shipments in 2014 and 77 the previous year. Orders in 2015 were 45 aircraft, 45 fewer than the year before.

The manufacturer blames a slowdown in some of its key markets, including China, Russia and Brazil, which has offset a modest recovery in Europe and North America.

Dassault will release its output target for 2016 in March, but the figure is expected to be around 60 units.

The manufacturer’s other new type – the top of the range 8X trijet – flew a year ago and Dassault expects to begin deliveries in the second half of this year. Trappier says production of the more than decade-old 7X – of which the 8X is a development – will continue for now.

“We will see how [the 7X] performs in the coming months or years and we will decide [its future], but we will build them in parallel for the time being,” says Trappier.
 
Mystere light fighter for NATO.
 

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RAP said:
Mystere light fighter for NATO.

Very interesting indeed.
It seems to be the first iteration of what then became Mystere XXVI. Here you've got its drawings (posted elsewhere in our forum), from which the aircraft's dimensions may be calculated (approximately): span 8.34 m, length-over-all 10.74 m, length of fuselage 9.8 m, height 4 m.

Piotr
 

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fightingirish said:
@FanaAviationMag said:
Falcon 75. @DassaultFalcon supersonic variable-sweep wings, 1968. Same time as the @Dassault_OnAir Mirage G. Drawing found in Fana archives...
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FanaAviationMag/status/999220635275587585
 

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From Air Pictorial 2/1957,

here is an Info about Dassault supersonic transport aircraft Project,maybe a larger
version of this one.
 

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Isn't the Mystère XXVI one of the Étendard variants(don't remember if the Étendard IV or the VI)?
 
From Aviation magazine 1957,

what was this SST long-haul aircraft Project ?.
 

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the intakes and overall shapes certainly screams "Mirage IV" (minus the canrd and twin tails, admittedly).
 

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From Icare 1969,

what was this Project ?.
 

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Dassault paper comparing its 4 multirole interceptor/strike designs from the 1960s:

- Mirage T (delta)
- Mirage F2/F3 (conventional swept wing)
- Mirage G (variable geometry)
- Mirage V (VTOL)
 

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*Careidas 160 intensifies* I've seen that one before, on this very forum.
 
Another view of the 4N
It was hard to compete with “free” Saber Dogs courtesy of the US taxpayers. In the long run, it would have made a very nice advanced trainer, though. Correct me if I’m wrong but the French made do with single seat Mysteres for the advanced training role? Forward thinking or no alternative other than the T-33?
 
There were more Ouragans financed by the USA to incentive the build-up of local industries than any other outside orders!
 
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