Bangladesh Air Force

[BDforever]

 

[BDforever]

 

[45'22']

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Ur trainer????

 

[BDforever]

Ur trainer????

yes, newly purchased

 

[45'22']

yes, newly purchased

How many
It's the only trainer
Or use guys have any other trainer also

 

[BDforever]

How many
It's the only trainer
Or use guys have any other trainer also

9 of it, more advance trainers are coming, 24 unit of yak130

 

[45'22']

9 of it, more advance trainers are coming, 24 unit of yak130

Yak130 is a very gud trainer
Could be armed also
nice buy by RAWami

 

[BDforever]

 

[tntcfive]

good news yak-130 will come 2nd half of
2015.Russia to start deliveries of Yak-130
operational trainers to Bangladesh in 2015Russian
Aviaton » Wednesday April 23, 2014 17:58
MSKNext year Russia will start deliveries of
Yak-130 operational trainers to Bangladesh under
a contract for 16 jets ofthe type, Voenno-promishl
enniy Courier reports with reference to Director for
Special Commissions of Rosoboronexportand the
head of the company’s delegationat DSA-2014,
Nikolay Dimidyuk.«We have signed the contract
recently; Irkut Corporation is the main contractor.
The deliveries will be started in the second half of
2015», - the source said. Hereminded that
Yak-130 jets will be purchased by Bangladesh in
the network of a $1 billion credit granted by
Russia and intended for purchase of military
equipment.«We have sold 16 jets of the type to
Bangladesh and many APAC countries
areinterested in Yak-130, because it has proven
itself under severe conditions», - Dimidyuk
added.Rosoboronexport reported earlier that the
company is negotiating deliveries of Yak-130 jets
to 10 countries. Experts believe that successful
promotion of Yak-130 at the global market is
connected with the fact that Russian air forces
have put the jet into service. Under the
contractsigned in December 2011 by Russian
Ministry of Defense and Irkut Corporation 55
Yak-130s must be delivered to the air forces
during a period until 2015.

 

[BDforever]

good news yak-130 will come 2nd half of
2015.Russia to start deliveries of Yak-130
operational trainers to Bangladesh in 2015Russian
Aviaton » Wednesday April 23, 2014 17:58
MSKNext year Russia will start deliveries of
Yak-130 operational trainers to Bangladesh under
a contract for 16 jets ofthe type, Voenno-promishl
enniy Courier reports with reference to Director for
Special Commissions of Rosoboronexportand the
head of the company’s delegationat DSA-2014,
Nikolay Dimidyuk.«We have signed the contract
recently; Irkut Corporation is the main contractor.
The deliveries will be started in the second half of
2015», - the source said. Hereminded that
Yak-130 jets will be purchased by Bangladesh in
the network of a $1 billion credit granted by
Russia and intended for purchase of military
equipment.«We have sold 16 jets of the type to
Bangladesh and many APAC countries
areinterested in Yak-130, because it has proven
itself under severe conditions», - Dimidyuk
added.Rosoboronexport reported earlier that the
company is negotiating deliveries of Yak-130 jets
to 10 countries. Experts believe that successful
promotion of Yak-130 at the global market is
connected with the fact that Russian air forces
have put the jet into service. Under the
contractsigned in December 2011 by Russian
Ministry of Defense and Irkut Corporation 55
Yak-130s must be delivered to the air forces
during a period until 2015.

not 16. its 24

 

[tntcfive]

not 16. its 24

but the contract says otherwise.

 

[BDforever]

but the contract says otherwise.

your source is not correct, many other sources claimed like mine, even other russian sources

 

[tntcfive]

your source is not correct, many other sources claimed like mine, even other russian sources

if that is true then I will be happy.

 

[SQ8]

In case the BAF really decides to go all out for Indian Hardware.

Tejas Mk.1 Bangladesh Air Force.

Note: Serials are thoroughly inaccurate and someone familiar could help with BAF serial conventions

 

[BDforever]

In case the BAF really decides to go all out for Indian Hardware.

Tejas Mk.1 Bangladesh Air Force.

Note: Serials are thoroughly inaccurate and someone familiar could help with BAF serial conventions View attachment 148043

LOL thats funny bro