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Indonesia is considering the South Korean T-50 Golden Eagle trainer jet as the potential option to replace the air force's Hawk mk53 planes, which will be decommissioned in 2011.
Air Force commander Marshall Imam Syafaat told the Xinhua News Agency that the government was considering the T-50, the Yakovlev Yak 130 and Czechoslovakia's Aero L159 Alca.
Indonesia is considering the T-50 based on the planned joint production of fighter jets with South Korea that will come into force in 2012.
The T-50 Golden Eagle has more superior options compared with the L159, according to Syafaat.
South Korea's fourth-generation plane, T-50 Golden Eagle will be fitted with more sophisticated instruments that are not found in the Czech planes.
The Indonesian Air Force currently operates 38 Hawk mk53 two-seater trainer / light attack jets.
Air Force commander Marshall Imam Syafaat told the Xinhua News Agency that the government was considering the T-50, the Yakovlev Yak 130 and Czechoslovakia's Aero L159 Alca.
Indonesia is considering the T-50 based on the planned joint production of fighter jets with South Korea that will come into force in 2012.
The T-50 Golden Eagle has more superior options compared with the L159, according to Syafaat.
South Korea's fourth-generation plane, T-50 Golden Eagle will be fitted with more sophisticated instruments that are not found in the Czech planes.
The Indonesian Air Force currently operates 38 Hawk mk53 two-seater trainer / light attack jets.