CHINA RUMORED TO SHARE STEALTH FIGHTER TECH WITH PAKISTAN

[ziaulislam]

If we decide for J-20 not we would have to wait for 2025 for first one to arrive I can also tell you that.

oh bahi
nothing is coming till economy imporves

 

[Zarvan]

oh bahi
nothing is coming till economy imporves

O Bhai you know How many things we already have on order so we are buying stuff and we would keep buying more stuff only for Navy you have SubMarines and Corvettes and Offshore petrol vessels and Frigates on order so please I know about money more than you

 

[ziaulislam]

O Bhai you know How many things we already have on order so we are buying stuff and we would keep buying more stuff only for Navy you have SubMarines and Corvettes and Offshore petrol vessels and Frigates on order so please I know about money more than you

okay bhai sahab...I hope you are right..J 20 seems to be better than any other option on table, 2 squadrons should solve all deep strike issues
another 50 odd used f-16s should be pushed through diplomatic means and with 250 thunders and you are all set by 2025

 

[Zarvan]

okay bhai sahab...I hope you are right..J 20 seems to be better than any other option on table, 2 squadrons should solve all deep strike issues
another 50 odd used f-16s should be pushed through diplomatic means and with 250 thunders and you are all set by 2025

F-16 game is over. USA has started to stop other countries from selling us F-16. Not only now they are not ready to sell us new ones but European countries who have F-35 on order and want to sell F-16 are being stopped by USA

 

[monitor]

J-20 Stealth Fighter - The brand-new air-superiority fighters, developed by Chengdu Aerospace Corporation, will be primarily deployed for precise and decapitation strikes

The landmark inauguration of the J-20 gives Beijing not only strategic deterrence but also an advantageous position in technical cooperation

It can be said that a fleet of fifth-generation stealth fighters can be the very hallmark of a top-notch air force. For quite some time the US Air Force was the only member of the elite club, with its F-22 Raptor and F-35 fighters dominating the skies since their respective inaugurations in 2005 and 2015, until the J-20 shot China into the same league this year.

Russia is apparently stuck in its decades-long development endeavor for the Sukhoi Su-57, with a slew of technical glitches, design flaws and accidents that may ground the fighter for a number of years to come.

Japan has also been following the trend to develop fifth-generation fighters with its X-2 Shinshin, albeit at an early stage, with the prototype’s maiden flight in April 2016.

The KF-X, South Korea’s second fighter development program after the FA-50, in collaboration with Indonesia is making headway, though experts say the fighter’s stealth capabilities can only be categorized as “4.5th generation.”

Fifth-generation fighters must meet criteria ranging from stealth to high maneuverability, particularly short-field capabilities, advanced avionics, networked data fusion from sensors and avionics, and multi-role capabilities.

Nations eager to launch their own cutting-edge tactical fighter aircraft must have resolve and deep pockets.

The F-22 program cost a grand total of US$60 billion, from blueprint to mass production, and it has been reported that India is considering pulling out of co-funding for Russia’s Su-57 program as the investment now looks like a “black hole.”

The reason countries still hold on to their various fifth-generation fighter programs is all about posture, as no major power can afford to lag behind in the race to develop super-fighters, even if that means pouring in substantial resources with no guarantee of surmounting the high technical and financial threshold, PLA Daily noted in an editorial in a feature about the J-20’s inauguration in April.

Meanwhile, it has also been revealed by China News Service on its affiliated WeChat account that China may be considering sharing its J-20 technologies with allies such as Pakistan, amid the latter’s long-running feud with India as well as the strained Sino-Indian ties following a stiff face-off since June on the Doklam Plateau, a border area claimed by both Beijing and New Delhi.

Beijing may also want to compare notes on fighter development with Moscow and invest for a stake in the Su-57 program, with is now running on a shoestring budget, in exchange for the latter’s expertise in aerospace and rocket and missile development.

http://www.atimes.com/article/beijing-rumored-woo-allies-fighter-technology/

I don't know how reliable this site is but as a close ally China would like to give military hardware to keep India check. As Pakistan have taken project azam to develop fifth generation fighter it's likely Pakistan will get Chinese assistance. Without outside helps Pakistan can't develop a fifth generation fighter. But it seems unlikely they will give J-20 tech to Pakistan. But some technology might given to develop a Pakistani version of J-31 as part of project Azam.

 

[Ultima Thule]

If we decide for J-20 not we would have to wait for 2025 for first one to arrive I can also tell you that.

Impossible not bfore 2025 don't live in your fantasyland and wishful thinking

 

[Zarvan]

I don't know how reliable this site is but as a close ally China would like to give military hardware to keep India check. As Pakistan have taken project azam to develop fifth generation fighter it's likely Pakistan will get Chinese assistance. Without outside helps Pakistan can't develop a fifth generation fighter. But it seems unlikely they will give J-20 tech to Pakistan. But some technology might given to develop a Pakistani version of J-31 as part of project Azam.

That project is our own 5th Generation we would try to take as little help as we can but yes help will be taken from both China and Turkey

Impossible not bfore 2025 don't live in your fantasyland and wishful thinking

No it's not it's not fantasy based on reality

 

[Ultima Thule]

That project is our own 5th Generation we would try to take as little help as we can but yes help will be taken from both China and Turkey


No it's not it's not fantasy based on reality

What realty just in your wishful thinking and what are your source this is just rumours not a confirmed news, you have your own false superstitions

 

[Ultima Thule]

No need, TFX is the best !

TFX is in initial phase of development first flight will be in 2023-2025 and production/IOC will be achieve in 2028-2030 timeframe, so we should stick J-31 project because airframe is almost ready, if the sufficient investment will achieve for this project avionics derived from J-20 will be enough for PAF

 

[monitor]

That project is our own 5th Generation we would try to take as little help as we can but yes help will be taken from both China and Turkey


No it's not it's not fantasy based on reality

I honour your optimism but it's highly unlikely Pakistan will go for a fifth generation fighter from scratch. It's probably based on J-31 with sub system from turkey and China.

 

[帅的一匹]

New helmet for J20

 

[Dalit]

The article clearly refers to tech sharing. 5th gen tech will surely enhance a fighter like JF-17 to unprecedented levels, but Pakistan will need a dedicated 5th gen platform in any case.

 

[帅的一匹]

If we don't share the top notch tech with Pakistan, then who the **** we shall share with?

 

[Ultima Thule]

New helmet for J20
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HMD/HMS SIR

 

[python-000]

If we don't share the top notch tech with Pakistan, then who the **** we shall share with?

You are absolutely right Bro,