India offers Egypt to transfer Tejas technology and local manufacturing

[PakFactor]

Okay f16 armed with aim7M lmao

I can say so much to him -- but chose to stay quite for the time being.

 

[Dalit]

I can say so much to him -- but chose to stay quite for the time being.

Didn't the Egyptians keep making promises of buying JF-17 if they got ToT on BVR missiles? LOL

 

[Tornado23]

I can say so much to him -- but chose to stay quite for the time being.

I think we all can say a lot to him. If he wants to believe the tejas is perfect for his nations air force then so be it. He shouldnt be surprised if the indians left some sort of spyware on the jets for a certain israeli neighbour... Nor should he be surprised to see the limited amount of weaponry it has.

 

[Sal12]

Whoever talks about repetition, we have something better than it. If this is a single missile, look at the ammunition collection of the Egyptians. Pakistan is still dependent on the out-of-service Mirage 5. We have a scrap air force in the correct sense. As for the nuclear missiles, it is better for you to respond to the Indians first, then talk. I have information about the Egyptian missiles, but there is a strong program before you know anything about the military
Without Egypt, there would be no F16 fleet in Pakistan. Know your size and number before you talk

1 nuclear warhead is better than 100 Rafale.

 

[Wood]

Look at the Egyptian fighters, if you have the same, then talk
The flying cockroach JF17 or Tejas is nothing but a second-row training fighter if it is contracted, and the Indians, the Tejas fighter program is better than the cockroach as we call it in Egypt, so I see it very suitable and better for the Air Force and this A gain for you, as we will send you the rest of the Mirage 5 or some of the worn out F16 to you, as we did two years agoView attachment 794506.

Why are Egyptians bitter about JF 17? If it is your personal opinion, then it is not a big deal. But if Egyptians in general are biased against JF-17, I hope you'll be willing to explain why that is so.

 

[Bilal9]

Jokes aside but the concept of LCA suites Pakistan's needs alot more then IAF. PAF could operate these on M2 highways in event of war more effectively then IAF. But India despite having access to all sort of western technologies still managed to f this up big time.

F*ckups can be explained by looking at the employees who make these things. Polyester pants with cheap Indian casual shoes, its a fashion extravaganza! Look at that one guy in a jacket with a finger up his nose....ewwww!

There's no way India can export airplanes manufactured in India at the current production capacity because it has to fulfill its own needs first. Offering to build abroad is a better option and would also reduce the overall time and cost.

What other part than the fuselage, tail and wings are "Manufactured" in India?

AFAIK all comes from overseas, avionics, engine, sensors, everything.

 

[Maula Jatt]

Lot of Anti- Arab verbal diarrhea that gets spewed here

Also Egyptians get annoyed like Indian Muslims when Pak leadership claims to be the self-proclaimed leader of the Islamic world
Pakistan-Egypt rows of the past

There are dozens and dozens of thread's on this very section of Arab forum where Pak members contribute, so I won't even go there but forget it

Didn't I already told you the background to this - Why are you posting it again than? Are you trying to justify yourself as a Indian muslim and what you perceive to be pakistan and than trying to in force your perceptions of it

Sure seems like it

Egyptians themselves wanted the leadership or front row in Islamic world, that's why the bloody beef with Saudia for so long early in history

This is just his spidey senses of another "claiment" to what they claimed or wanted to be, while the Pakistani counterpart didn't have that hegomonic intentions

Front row Arab and than a Muslim power

If anything the king is coming of as insecure- someone challenging his claim of leadership in Islamic world

So like your point has been proven wrong like multiple times, I have told you this multiple times

But it has no impact,

I suggest instead of scoring brownie points for India in internet forums as an Indian Muslim you should organize your cammunity, educate it, help in progressing it and somehow save yourselves from an impending dangerous situation

 

[Abid123]

Look at the Egyptian fighters, if you have the same, then talk
The flying cockroach JF17 or Tejas is nothing but a second-row training fighter if it is contracted, and the Indians, the Tejas fighter program is better than the cockroach as we call it in Egypt, so I see it very suitable and better for the Air Force and this A gain for you, as we will send you the rest of the Mirage 5 or some of the worn out F16 to you, as we did two years agoView attachment 794506.

But why can't you produce anything on your own?

Pakistan can build solid fuelled and liquid fuelled ballistic missiles. Land attack cruise missiles and submarine launched cruise missiles have also been developed. Main battle tanks (Al Khalid), fighter jets (JF-17), ballistic, cruise, anti ship and anti tank missiles (Shaheen III, Ghaznavi, Ghauri II, Ababeel, Babur, Harba, Baktar Shikan etc) have been developed.

Under license, submarines (Agosta 90B) and frigates have been and/or will be built in Pakistan too. Anza man portable air defence or Anza MANPADs have also been exported to Malaysia.

Various small arms, rockets, ammunition and other subsystems have been built and exported to various countries around the world, too.

Can Egypt even produce even one heavy battle tank? How many anti-tank missiles does Egypt produce? How many cruise missiles? How many ballistic missiles? I could go and the answer would be "not a whole lot".....

 

[Foinikas]

It's like you have a Ferrari,Lamborghini,a Porsche and there comes an Indian trying to sell you a tricycle.

 

[IbnAbdullah]

Salaam

Well this thread took a surprising turn. A turn for the worst.

Why are people getting baited into a pointless pissing contest with the Egyptians when - by and large - Egypt is a friendly country. It is considered a brotherly country by most of our people.

Anyways, on to the topic at hand, what parts of the Tejas are manufactured in India and may be transferrable? How many of these do the Indians themselves operate? What type of tech transfer would the Egyptians be looking for? Most importantly, what ammunition is on offer with Tejas?

 

[Thorough Pro]

That would be the easiest transfer of technology in world history. Just give the addresses of the 30 odd foreign vendors who helped design the indian "indijinus" plane and provide the parts to be assembled in india. Do they get brownie points for referring the new customer?

The head of the Indian state-owned HAF Group said that his country is offering Egypt and other countries to manufacture Tejas by setting up a factory for local production.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1461080526467616770

 

[Wood]

Lot of Anti- Arab verbal diarrhea that gets spewed here

Also Egyptians get annoyed like Indian Muslims when Pak leadership claims to be the self-proclaimed leader of the Islamic world
Pakistan-Egypt rows of the past

The first reason seems to be local to visitors of PDF. The second is not something that I would expect an average Arab citizen to think much of. In fact, I would not expect an average Egyptian to know much about Pakistan at all. So it is surprising to hear that Egyptians do not like JF 17 because of Pakistani origin.

 

[The SC]

UAE should also buy some LOL

It is a free market..India can offer its products..that does not mean they will be accepted.. there is a tough competition out there..

 

[Wood]

Anyways, on to the topic at hand, what parts of the Tejas are manufactured in India and may be transferrable? How many of these do the Indians themselves operate? What type of tech transfer would the Egyptians be looking for? Most importantly, what ammunition is on offer with Tejas?

I was also wondering the same with respect to tech. transfer. Tejas is only 60% indigenous by most estimates. This may not have tech. that Egypt is looking for.

Further, India has offered to set up local manufacturing for Tejas in Egypt. Back at home, HAL is hardly able to ramp up production for Tejas. I'm skeptical about India's capability to deliver on these promises.

 

[xyxmt]