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Brother, it's an F-16 ,both the times.
If the structure is difficult to recognize then consider the fact that it carriers the CFTs(conformal fuel tanks) on it's back.

Bro first at 1:40 it's f-16 and the second one whose back u can see it's jf-17...watch it one more time thanks!

 

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Validation flying involves all the maneuvers that will be flown in the demonstration flights - upside down and downside up. Photo: Mark Wagner

Dubai Airshow 2013: Validation Flying | Aviation International News 
Damn .... 737 never looked so cool before.

Seen for the first time outside the U.S., the Navy's newest aircraft is on display here. The Boeing P-8 Poseidon replaces the P-3 Orion on maritime patrol duty. Photo: David McIntosh 

 

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An aircraft is pictured during a sandstorm at the Dubai Airshow November 17, 2013. The flying display was cancelled due to the sandstorm. REUTERS/Ahmed Jadallah


Carrier Killer is there this time ....

A FC-1/JF-17 fighter, which is the result of a joint China-Pakistan development programme, is seen during the Dubai Airshow in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Nov. 17, 2013. 

A Pakistani Air Force officer stands next to a CAC/PAC JF-17 Thunder aircraft during the Dubai Airshow on November 17, 2013,

 

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wanna see #jf17 video! anyone?

 

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wanna see #jf17 video! anyone?

don't ask just do it...if you have!  

 

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TAWAZUN TO SHARE SUCCESS STORY AT DUBAI AIR SHOW

Tawazun - the strategic investment firm focused on the long-term development of UAE's industrial manufacturing with a specific focus on the defence and aerospace sector - is getting ready to showcase the innovative products and solutions by its group companies in the Dubai Air Show, the Middle East's leading aerospace event, taking place at Dubai World Central on 17 - 21 November.

According to Saif Ali Al Marzooqi, Associate Director, Corporate Communications at Tawazun, the company will display latest Made in UAE products and services by its different group companies at the show.

Tawazun's stand will group different companies, including Tawazun Precision Industries (TPI), Tawazun Dynamics, Abu Dhabi Autonomous Systems Investments (ADASI), Caracal International, Caracal Light Ammunition (CLA), Burkan Munitions Systems, Nimr Automotive, Jaheziya and Tawazun Industrial Park (TIP).

"Visitors to the show will be able to see first-hand the latest initiatives, products and services of Tawazun and subsidiaries in the aerospace and defence manufacturing sectors," Al Marzooqi added. – Emirates News Agency, WAM
Tawazun to share success story at Dubai Air ShowUAE - The Official Web Site - News 
DUBAI AIR SHOW SET GLOBAL ORDER RECORD

Dubai Airshow - the world's fastest growing aerospace exhibition - opened yesterday for the first time at Dubai World Central, the vast aerotropolis in Jebel Ali - and immediately wrote itself into Airshow history with a record breaking order book.

Within three hours of opening, the show's order tally reached US $162.6 billion - surpassing its previous record of US $155 billion record set in 2007 - with deals coming from Etihad Airways, Emirates Airline, flydubai and Qatar Airways.

The opening order salvo came from Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways which announced a deal for 56 new Boeing 777s valued at US$25.2 billion at list prices, including related GE engines. The deal also sees Etihad become the launch customer for the 777-8X which is expected to enter service around the end of this decade.

The airline also ordered 30 Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners, making Etihad the largest customer for the pioneering composite aircraft.

"We rarely make announcements at air shows, but when we do the world listens," said James Hogan, President and CEO, Etihad Airways.

Meanwhile, Dubai-headquartered Emirates Airline rapidly re-wrote the Dubai Airshow record with news of a US$99 billion purchase of Boeing and Airbus planes - which industry experts dubbed the largest-ever aircraft order in civil aviation.

The Emirates headline deal was for 150 Boeing 777X- officially launched the show yesterday; plus 50 purchase rights, and an additional 50 Airbus A380 superjumbos - of which Emirates is currently the largest fleet operator.

The Emirates deal, which was signed by H.H. Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline and Group and the Presidents of both Boeing and Airbus, was witnessed by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President of the United Arab Emirates, and Ruler of Dubai.

Low-cost airline FlyDubai weighed in with a US$11.4 billion order for 111 Boeing 737s and 738s, and then Qatar Airways topped off the morning's historic agreements with the signing of a US$19 billion letter of intent for 54 Boeing 777s.

The official opening of the show, which runs at Dubai World Central until Thursday (November 21), which was carried out by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid accompanied by H.H. Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE Minister of Presidential Affairs.

The VIP delegation toured the massive 645,000 square metres airshow site, which includes a single 42,870 square metres exhibition hall - about the size of seven American football fields - and a third bigger than the three halls in the show's previous Dubai Airport Expo home. Some 1,055 exhibitors from 60 countries are taking part in the show which is expected to draw a trade visitor intake of 60,000.

Dubai Airshow organisers, F'&'E Aerospace, is jubilant about its history-making event. Sharief Fahmy, the company's Chief Executive said: "Well it may have been yet another opening, but it certainly is not just another show. This has been an extraordinary opening morning for an event that has gone beyond expectations.

"If there was anyone left in the aerospace industry who had not recognised the undeniable importance of this region, this morning removed all doubt. We are in the centre of a region with the world's fastest-growing aviation infrastructure, fastest-growing airlines and a region where security commitments are in focus," he added.

Meanwhile, other key announcements are expected to emanate from the show with His Highness General. Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, also visiting on the show's opening day. The Pakistan delegation confirmed its Air Chief Marshall and Chief of Staff of the Pakistan Air Force are due to arrive for first day talks with leaders of China's leading aviation investment company, AVIC.

"We do expect to conclude sales here," said Air Cadre Tariq Mahmood, "particularly as we have been promoting our JF-17 Thunder both at the 2011 event and now." The JF-17 Thunder fighter jet is scheduled for the Dubai Airshow's daily flying display.

Dubai Airshow is organised under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, and in co-operation with Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, Dubai Airports, Dubai World Central and the UAE Armed Forces. – Emirates News Agency, WAM

Dubai Air show set global order recordUAE - The Official Web Site - News

 

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TAWAZUN DYNAMICS' AL-TARIQ SYSTEM IMPLEMENTED ON MIRAGE AIRCRAFT

Tawazun Dynamics has announced that its flagship product, the Al Tariq system has been successfully integrated into Dassault's Mirage 2000 fighter aircraft.

Under an agreement with France's Dassault Aviation, Al Tariq will be fitted on UAE Air Force and Air Defence, UAEAF'&'AD, Mirage 2000-9 aircraft.

Tawazun Chief Executive Officer, Saif Mohamed Al Hajeri, said the integration of Al Tariq on the Mirage was a step forward for Tawazun Dynamics in particular and the UAE's defence industries in general.

"We are delighted with the growing cooperation between UAE companies and the world's leading OEMs (original equipment manufacturer) in aerospace. We see our collaboration with Dassault Aviation on the Mirage as a precursor for stronger collaboration between Tawazun Dynamics and the UAE's defence industry in general, with the leaders in the fields." Eric Trappier, Chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation, stated that the implementation of Al Tariq system on Mirage 2000-9 highlights the continuous support of Dassault Aviation to the United Arab Emirates Air Force and Air Defence.

"This new success illustrates our commitment to the development of UAE's defence industry. Dassault Aviation is very proud of this achievement, which marks the quality of the cooperation with its long term partner Tawazun and demonstrates the excellence and the strength of our 40 year relationship with the United Arab Emirates." Tawazun Dynamics' General Manager, Hamad Mohamed Al Marar, said the company may also announce integration programmes on other fighters in the near future.

"Tawazun Dynamics is currently operating its new state-of-the-art facilities within the Tawazun Industrial Park in Abu Dhabi," he added.

On display at the Dubai Air Show, Al Tariq is a family of strap-on bomb kit systems, custom made for Mk81, Mk82 and Mk83 bombs. Expertly utilising GPS/INS guidance, increased targeting accuracy by utilising Semi Active Laser or Imaging Infrared seekers. Al Tariq provides users with all weather, day/night operational capabilities.

Tawazun Dynamics - a member of Tawazun group - is an Abu Dhabi facility for the development, manufacture, assembly and integration of precision guided systems for conventional air munitions. – Emirates News Agency, WAM

Tawazun Dynamics' Al-Tariq system implemented on Mirage aircraftUAE - The Official Web Site - News

 

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Bro first at 1:40 it's f-16 and the second one whose back u can see it's jf-17...watch it one more time thanks!

I'm talking about the second one as well which is performing an Aileron roll.But now let's be more targeted. Here are the snaps from that video.It's not that difficult in fact.
The CFTs...

The receptacle for an ARBS (Air refueling boom system) right in the middle of the square.

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Though it's quite granny but if you can distinguish, it's a different roundel.(Magnify it...)

Follow the link>> http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2635/4277629491_351957f140_z.jpg?zz=1

The underslung single air intake.

With out mentioning the differences in the canopies of the two fighter jets than can be seen as well.One can be sure to say that,it's an F-16 Block-60, the Desert falcon.
So, that bird belongs to the U.A.E.
The eyes don’t see what the mind doesn’t know.Please keep contributing,i appreciate your efforts.