Dassault Aviation: Reusable Orbital Spaceplane Program VORTEX
The program aims to validate hypersonic flight and reentry technologies, with Dassault saying 10 major European partners have joined.
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Three months after the abandonment of the SCAF, the new generation fighter aircraft that Paris and Berlin have given up to develop due to dissension between its designers, a new Franco-German alliance was born, explains Olivier Pinaud, journalist at the "World Economy" service.
The President took advantage of the Space Summit in Paris to reiterate France's support for the aircraft developed by the aircraft manufacturer since 2025. This project, co-developed with the German OHB, is expected to provide France and Europe with a low-orbit flight capability from 2031 onwards.
Three months after the funeral of the Franco-German combat aircraft, Dassault Aviation returned with a German partner under his arm and a space plane in the boxes. This time, the roles were distributed before take-off.
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