Four prototypes of the Mirage 2000 have flown to date. The fourth aircraft, with the definitive fin-and-rudder, is depicted here.

The third aircraft, in its 1979 air display finish

The Mirage 2000-01 (leading), -02 (top), -03 (bottom) and the sole Super Mirage 4000 (right) as displayed at the Paris Air Show in June 1979

The line-up shows (left to right) the second, first and third prototypes.

The Mirage 2000-02 demonstrates a low slow fly-by, with wing leading edge slats open.

Dassault-Breguet Mirage 2000

This three-view drawing represents the Mirage 2000-04, with the broad-chord fin-and-rudder now adopted, and the extended rear wing roots.