It's not correct. One example costs 45m $ including infrastructure and training and munitions.That doesnt sound right, is that a part payment? @Bilal Khan (Quwa)
It's not correct. One example costs 45m $ including infrastructure and training and munitions.That doesnt sound right, is that a part payment? @Bilal Khan (Quwa)
Myanmar and Nigeria with Azerbaijan close to agreement to purchase.Is Nigeria is the latest buyer for JF-17 ?
Russia would never agree to sell engines to Azerbaijan, thats why Azerbaijan couldnt purchase it..Myanmar and Nigeria with Azerbaijan close to agreement to purchase.
Chinese engineRussia would never agree to sell engines to Azerbaijan, thats why Azerbaijan couldnt purchase it..
Pak AF Commander, ACM Mujahid Anwar Khan visited the Azerbaijan AF Chief today. The AAF acquired ten MFI-17 Super Mushshaks a couple of years back, so is JF-17 Block III now on the agenda? With KLJ-7A AESA radar and more capable weapons plus low price it would be a good option. https://t.co/L6klH5nvSwMyanmar and Nigeria with Azerbaijan close to agreement to purchase.
Yep. Total value of the deal is around $166 m for the 3 units.That doesnt sound right, is that a part payment? @Bilal Khan (Quwa)
İ am not asking for a simultaneous project azeez birather. My post explicitly says AFTER we are done with Azm we can look to make a jet that is a futuristic work horse of mmrca category for that tim period(2040s-2050s) that might use JF17 as a template. And has stealth(stealth as we know it might even become outdated) or semi stealth features.
Makes me sad cuz U.S has used the sales of their old aircraft to keep the assembly lines running and use the sales funds to finance new programs.
As soon as JF-17 "engages" IAF aircraft in any air skirmish in near future, it will definitely gain considerable share in the International market.JF-17 still has market
I think you are right.Another bs story
IF, Azerbaijan is supposedly the next customer of Thunder and they are expecting a delivery soon, that only makes sense about delivery of upgraded Block-II with AESA. Otherwise, PAF has a lot to fulfill its own needs and there is no way for a delivery of Block-III for Azerbaijan by 2022. I assume that any foreign customer interested in Thunder with AESA can get Block-II in new configuration. Furthermore, recent PAF official interview suggests as well that older planes can be upgraded with air cooled AESA etc so one can make a wild guess that foreign customer can take advantage of such an option. Furthermore, PAF itself hasn't received the Block-III which is mostly seen as the top of the strategical asset & front line asset against growing thread from India, may not be exported till next level tech availability.