Dassault Partners With Tata to Make Jet Fighter Frames in India
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Tata Advanced Systems will manufacture airframes of Rafale fighter jets for French defense manufacturing giant Dassault Aviation SA in a move aimed at strengthening India's domestic aerospace industry.
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