Rank 78 centres the Dassault Rafale C — the land-based single-seat omnirole fighter that entered Armée de l'Air service in 2006 after a technology demonstrator first flew in 1986 and a protracted requirement merge with European fighter partners collapsed into French independence. Powered by twin Snecma M88 engines with SPECTRA electronic warfare and RBE2 AESA radar, the Rafale C conducts air superiority, nuclear deterrence, reconnaissance, and precision strike from mainland bases and forward deployments alike. Export success to India, Egypt, Qatar, Greece, Croatia, and Indonesia established the type as Europe's most commercially viable fourth-generation-plus fighter outside Saab's Gripen niche. Split-view blueprint art renders the French roundel exterior and M88 wireframe exactly as the master PNG dictates.