Dassault Aviation SA (Dassault Aviation), a subsidiary of Groupe Industriel Marcel Dassault SA, designs and builds military aircraft, business jets, and space systems. The company has over 1,000 military aircraft and 2,150 Falcon jets in service. Its business portfolio includes the design and construction of the Rafale multirole fighter, capable of handling various missions for air forces and naval air arms.

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Dassault Aviation is actively engaged in a range of research and development initiatives aimed at advancing both civil and military aviation technologies. The company's R&D efforts is focused on the development of the Falcon 10X, future Rafale standards, and a demonstrator for a future combat aircraft. Additionally, Dassault Aviation is working on the Vortex space plane to enhance European sovereign capabilities and meet new space economy challenges. The company is also involved in the Clean Aviation program's Concerto project and is exploring sustainable aviation fuels, electric de-icing technologies, and enhanced passenger experiences. Furthermore, Dassault Aviation is participating in the European Defense Fund programs, EICACS and EPIIC, to address future air combat challenges. The MOLIERE Joint Research Laboratory, a collaboration between Dassault Aviation and CNRS university laboratories, is dedicated to innovative functional materials for aeronautics. This laboratory focuses on proof-of-concept tests in acoustics, electromagnetism, and icing resistance. Additionally, Dassault Aviation SA is a member of CORAC (COnseil pour la Recherche Aéronautique Civile), which plays a significant role in shaping the future of aviation through technology maturation projects. Pipeline products include the Falcon 10X, Rafale F4, Export and F5 standards, a combat drone system, a future combat aircraft, and the Vortex space plane. The major technology alliances include partnerships with the French Ministry of the Armed Forces, the European Space Agency (ESA), AMIAD, Thales, and Harmattan AI. In FY2025, the company’s incurred an expense of EUR382.7 million on its R&D activities, which stood at 5.2% of the company’s total revenue.