Mushshak Trainer Aircraft

[ziya]

3 of them have been accepted by Turkish air force

 

[Tempest II]

Super Men Producing Super Mushshak – Second To None Pakistan Air Force Magazine

secondtononepaf.com

“It is a great achievement, and we are proud of it,” the AVM said. This is not all. The contracts signing ceremonies for the sale and support of Super Mushshak aircraft have now become a routine at PAC Kamra. Most recently, the aircraft added a new customer, Zimbabwe, that wants a dozen new Super Mushshak for its air force and it wants none other than AMF to build them.

 

[Tempest II]

Potential buyers. Zimbabwe is bankrupt btw

People find the money for what they feel is important. We will revisit this discussion in a few months. Prepare to be surprised.

 

[CSAW]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1623274245429030920

 

[Corax]

Need to move away from the Mushak to a trainer that has ejection seats for better crew survivability.

 

[ghazi52]

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Recently, Qatar Emiri Air Force held its 10th combined graduation parade. Their Flying cadets carry out primary flying training on Super Mushshak & PC-21 aircraft.

Instructors pilots from PAF on exchange posting have significant contribution in training of these cadets.

 

[ghazi52]

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Super Mushshak modern glass cockpit is a visionary step by PAF, where the students from start are exposed to data optimization & info management, a necessity for modern fighter pilots. Side by Side seating still allows instructors to ensure flying basics in traditional ways ..

 

[Bossman]

Need to move away from the Mushak to a trainer that has ejection seats for better crew survivability.

In the abinitio class such as Mushak no trainer have ejection seats. What they can do is consider ballistic parachutes but Mushak might be too heavy for it.

 

[Apachee299]

Hi fellow forum members. Did anyone here hear that Pakistan Army Aviation may want to upgrade 50 of their MFI-17 to the Super Mushshak standard? I've heard somewhere there was a contract signed, and they wanted to upgrade the aircraft just like Air Force did. But i can't find any more information. And if they are not planning to upgrade, should they not be looking at retiring them as these started going in service since 1980? ANy idea what is air force going to do with the MDI-17? or have all of them now been upgraded to Super Mushshak standard? Any help here will be much appreciated.