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Nigera, Turkey and Qatar to buy Super Mushshaq training aircraft from Pakistan

Denel, you have great industries in your good /beautiful SA. Hopefully, both PK & SA collaborate... together with China... you can achieve great things... it is just not products in defence and aviation. One looks at broader industrial cooperation.

All the best. Keep innovating!!!
indeed friend - necessity is mother of all inventions and makes interesting friends in times of need.
 
understood friend, what i am staying is to be proactive and have a cyclical improvement R&D. It took them a long time to get this done.

Your absolutely right, R&D must be a continuous process...
 
The reason for these sudden purchases is because these countries including Iran, South Africa, Iraq, Syria, Oman; had bought the previous version PAC MFI-17 Mushshak; it performed above expectation and thoroughly satisfied the clients.

The PAC Super Mushshak is a much more upgraded and updated version; we'll expect big buys.
 
Good small step for Pakistani Aviation sector , collaboration with International Partners
 
Can it be sold in the local market as a general aviation airplane?
 
The reason for these sudden purchases is because these countries including Iran, South Africa, Iraq, Syria, Oman; had bought the previous version PAC MFI-17 Mushshak; it performed above expectation and thoroughly satisfied the clients.

The PAC Super Mushshak is a much more upgraded and updated version; we'll expect big buys.
Just a correction - for South Africa, it is a private training school that uses it near Pretoria not a state institution. SAAF uses Pilatus for training; they used harvards for a very very long time.
 
PAC should consider getting rights to manufacture advanced trainer with jet engine I'm sure we get even more order

PAC work under PAF so they get profits along with govt budget I'm sure PAF can buy SU 35
Like K-8?
 
The reason for these sudden purchases is because these countries including Iran, South Africa, Iraq, Syria, Oman; had bought the previous version PAC MFI-17 Mushshak; it performed above expectation and thoroughly satisfied the clients.

The PAC Super Mushshak is a much more upgraded and updated version; we'll expect big buys.

Hi,

I think that there was a time that pakistan was desperately trying to give them away for free---. Can someone update us on that---I think it was saudia arabia or emirates that go some free many years ago.
 
Three countries to buy Super Mushshaq training aircraft from Pakistan
July 25, 2016|By Web Desk|Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: Nigeria has concluded a deal with Pakistan for the acquisition of Super Mushshaq training aircraft.

Nigeria signed the deal with Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) soon after President Mamnoon Hussain announced earlier this year that Nigeria has shown interest in buying Pakistani defence products. "Nigeria has expressed its desire to buy Pakistani Super Mudhshaq,” the president said.

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) chief confirmed the news saying that NAF has "concluded a deal for the acquisition of Super Mushshak", a light basic trainer jet from Pakistan, to "boost training at the force's main flight training school" in the northern city of Kaduna.

According to sources, Nigerian Air Force has ordered up to 10 Super Mushshak basic trainers at the estimated cost of $10.2 million.

Letter of Credit for the said deal will be finalised by September this year. According to military sources, delivery of these training aircrafts will begin by November and will be completed in 2017. The sale agreement includes the deployment of Pakistani pilots and aircraft maintenance technicians to the country to train locals in the operation and maintenance of the aircraft. The NAF had already completed an airport expansion to accommodate the new aircrafts.

The aircraft is already in service in Saudi Arabia, Oman, Iran and South Africa. Qatar and Turkish Air Forces have also signed the deals with PAC to buy the aircraft this year. It is not known how many aircrafts Turkey and Qatar would be buying.

The Super Mushshak is a single engined, dual seater advanced variant of the Mushshak basic trainer, produced at the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex since 1995. Basic flight training is provided on the aircraft to aspiring pilots. The aircraft has a service ceiling of 22,000 feet, and a maximum speed of 268km/h. Range of the aircraft is reported at 814 kilometres. Pakistan acquired its manufacturing rights in 1985 and so far more than 60 jets have been sold.

Chief of Nigerian air Force has also hinted upon sealing a deal with Pakistan to buy fighter jet JF 17. NAF is looking for the finalization of the deal to buy at least three JF-17 Thunder fighter aircraft this year. Nigeria is enhancing its military capabilities to boost ongoing counterinsurgency operations against Islamist militant group Boko Haram in the northeast of the country.
https://www.geo.tv/latest/110046-Th...uper-Mushshaq-training-aircraft-from-Pakistan

Nigeria to buy 10 aircrafts ------ 10.2 million $
Turkey to buy 52 aircrafts ---------- 50 -52 million $ ?
Qatar to buy 10 aircrafts --------10.2 million again ?
Pakistan would approximately make 70 million $ so how much profit would Pakistan generate ?
 
Nigeria to buy 10 aircrafts ------ 10.2 million $
Turkey to buy 52 aircrafts ---------- 50 -52 million $ ?
Qatar to buy 10 aircrafts --------10.2 million again ?
Pakistan would approximately make 70 million $ so how much profit would Pakistan generate ?

even if its less, it assures job in this sector and helps in sustaining the industry and man power
 
Great News. I hope after JF-17 block 3 we will secure more export orders of JF-17 like we secured 16 block 2 order from myanmar.

@Zarvan do you have any idea of the price on which Pakistan is offering super mushaq?
 
Kudos to Arshad, now Chairman PAC, for focussed efforts and excellent result.
I still am at a loss to explain the buy from turkey. Is it in exchange for us buying something else or do they not have a relevant product. It would be helpful if you could elaborate .
The other thing to ask is is there any chance of further cooperation and purchases and possibly joint ventures and how can Turkey and Pakistan gain from one another.
A
 
I still am at a loss to explain the buy from turkey. Is it in exchange for us buying something else or do they not have a relevant product. It would be helpful if you could elaborate .
The other thing to ask is is there any chance of further cooperation and purchases and possibly joint ventures and how can Turkey and Pakistan gain from one another.
A

some time back turkey announced a competition for acquisition of 52 basic trainer plane & PAC was participating in that along with 8 other international companies, the size of deal was expected around $ 50-75 million ....

https://defence.pk/threads/pac-is-likely-to-compete-for-turkish-basic-trainers.289669/
 

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