can you provide the source URL...?We already know the price from Brasil and UAE, it is in the $70-80 million range.
can you provide the source URL...?We already know the price from Brasil and UAE, it is in the $70-80 million range.
Its already in the MRCA thread, and the Brasilian selection thread.can you provide the source URL...?
not possible to search the entire MRCA thread....Its already in the MRCA thread, and the Brasilian selection thread.
I am really not going to dig through all that again, but this should quench your thirst to the validity of my statement.not possible to search the entire MRCA thread....
can you put it here....
Tack on 4 years of inflation and the current price is in the $70-80 million range not accounting for a weak Euro.General Patrick Dufour, director of the Rafale program at the Délégation Générale de l'Armement, France's defense procurement agency... put the average cost of a Rafale at €50 million, or $64 million, and the Typhoon - a collaboration grouping Italy, Germany, Spain and Britain - at about £65 million, or $120 million
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/16/business/worldbusiness/16iht-rairfight.2213287.html
the report itself is speculative in nature , at one dise it clam rafale average cost is $64 million and eurofighter 120ml$...then it also said both aircraft had been offered to Singapore and South Korea at about $95 million each, ...I am really not going to dig through all that again, but this should quench your thirst to the validity of my statement.
Tack on 4 years of inflation and the current price is in the $70-80 million range not accounting for a weak Euro.
The statement is given from the Director of the Rafale Programme, there is nothing speculative about that. What Kemp says is speculative, he has nothing to do with our offer. The price is what DGA states. No argument about it when you get it from the source.the report itself in speculative in nature , at one dise it clam rafale average cost is $64 million and eurofighter 120ml$...then it also said both aircraft had been offered to Singapore and South Korea at about $95 million each, ...
i think we should take the price at which they are offered...
$95ml for rafale , now you add a 4 year inflation to it...
The statement is given from the Director of the Rafale Programme also states that Rafale was offered to Singapore and South Korea at about $95 million , ...The statement is given from the Director of the Rafale Programme, there is nothing speculative about that. What Kemp says is speculative, he has nothing to do with our offer. The price is what DGA states. No argument about it when you get it from the source.
Read it again, that was said by Kemp. Dufour is head of Rafale.The statement is given from the Director of the Rafale Programme also states that Rafale was offered to Singapore and South Korea at about $95 million , ...
i think Rafael price is B/W $60-$70 mn. however only 3 aircraft can win the the MRCA. Eurofighter,f-18 and rafael. 20% chance for Rafael,40%-40% chance for Eurofighter and f-18 to win the mrca. 20% chance for Rafael bcoz Rafael already failed in technical evaluation.The statement is given from the Director of the Rafale Programme also states that Rafale was offered to Singapore and South Korea at about $95 million , ...
that's why the report is totally speculative....Read it again, that was said by Kemp. Dufour is head of Rafale.
I am not going to waste time arguing over what the head of the Rafale programme knows. He is the damn head of the programme, end of story.that's why the report is totally speculative....
nobady know what he is saying...one person says 60ml$ other says 95...
correct , amarican or europian fighter jet engines did cost expansive between 6-8ml$...in contrast russian engine cost oly 3ml$.....but then these expansive engine last much longer...Total cost of a contract that India will sign up will include lifetime maintenance costs. Now that will include engines. Approx cost of the GE 414 about $8million i think. India has paid $6mill for the 404. Cost of a couple of these engines on the SH is equal to the entire cost of the JF17!!
Avionics is a major cost factor too. Just imagine India is paying so much for the Mirage upgrade.
Weapons on offer and the quality of the weapons. Each of those have to be analysed.
How long the airframe will last and will be upgradeable after that to suck out even the last drop from it like most countries do like India did with the MiG 21s.
Lucky sighting contracts of each country cannot give us the price India is going to pay as the RFQ of individual countries varies.
i think it cost is B/W $60-70 mn. however the life time cost is lower than other mrca aircraft. we have experience France Mirage 2000. IAF recently gave $43 per aircraft to upgrade it. however can any body tell me what is the cost of Rafael engine bcoz one aircraft require at least 2 engine replacement...that's why the report is totally speculative....
nobady know what he is saying...one person says 60ml$ other says 95...
way back in 2005 ,IAF wish to buy Qutar's mirage but deal didn't happened because quater demanding 66ml$/plane...i think it cost is B/W $60-70 mn. however the life time cost is lower than other mrca aircraft. we have experience France Mirage 2000. IAF recently gave $43 per aircraft to upgrade it. however can any body tell me what is the cost of Rafael engine bcoz one aircraft require at least 2 engine replacement...
euro is cheaper by 10-15% but prices of commodites has gone up many fold...200-400% ,Euro is quite a bit cheaper than it was 4 years ago.