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in the end he might just ask for a Rickshaw home
Don't worry about that GOI give them special car for that purpose.
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in the end he might just ask for a Rickshaw home
Scale up the AMCA numbers.. and take some from the LCA as well.
The AMCA is critical since it will pave the way for a complete indigenousization of the IAF.
they don't want the risk of modernization of IAF getting delayed due to delay in FGFA project and are thinking on other options
I think that is the reason. A twin seater, after the T50, will take like 2030 to be inducted, knowing India and DRDO.
I think maybe they plan to induct T50 faster, and then go on to learn from that and develop the AMCA.
If that would be the aim, any investment in FGFA would be a total waste. You don't invest 10 billion dollars to buy just a small number of fighters. Not to forget that AMCA is nothing but a paperdream of DRDO, India can't afford to believe their promises after their constant failures in the aero field.
Complete indigenouzation is the wrong way anyway, because it would limit us to certain techs, instead of taking the advantage of a completely open defence market for India. It also would require Indian defence industry to be at least close to offer similar arms and techs, but we are still decades behind, so that's not realistic as well.
All true, but such a high investment in the development of the fighter and certain techs will be a waste, if there is just a minimum order. Look at Arjun, or LCA, both were developed with several 100s in mind, but the reality is different.
Sir, all are different category a/c:
FGFA & Su-30s are for heavy weight (both will remain in service till 2040s, after that IAF will start retiring the su-30s).
AMCA & Rafale are scheduled to replace the mig-29s, mirage of the IAF (but the program is still on the design boards, the minimum that one can think of AMCA is by 2030 only).
LCA will be (hopefully) inducted in large nos. to satisfy the IAF's low cost a/c need & it will be the light weight a/c of the IAF.
I think we should not insist on too much indeginization & threaten our defence preparedness, all programs should work in parallel & not at the cost of each other.
There is no twin-seater as the 5th generation jet will have advanced enough mission computers to eliminate the need of a WSO.
The AMCA is different from FGFA in class. It is like comparing the MKI and Mirage 2000.
I disagree, its time DRDO looks outside its typical supplier chain..
Open the AMCA up to a consortium.. let companies like TATA put their money into it.. and invest.
They will develop the manufacturing base because they can afford to and they will be allowed to by the world.
You are underestimating the power of private venture here.. let the AMCA take those fruits and you will be surprised.
Its DRDO thats the lumbering bureaucratic setup.. the corporate setups are not.
I don't think the difference in class will be that huge....I think difference will be like F15 and F18 or Su27 and Mig29.....There is no twin-seater as the 5th generation jet will have advanced enough mission computers to eliminate the need of a WSO.
The AMCA is different from FGFA in class. It is like comparing the MKI and Mirage 2000.
I think india should go for strip down version of f-35 and do install own avionics like did in MKI
Basically, you are saying add more western a/c, instead, but the claim is by Indinas and i guess the backgroud could be that they do not need too many a/c, than why are you suggesting a compensation?Scale up the AMCA numbers.. and take some from the LCA as well.
Till today, all world have tried to help Indians, including French, American, Europeans, Russinas but the have failed to come up with a design of their own.The AMCA is critical since it will pave the way for a complete indigenousization of the IAF.