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Its quite amazing that a platform which has not been even deployed by the local air force has potential buyers lining up.
From this point of view, it seems India is a very big aircraft manufacturing country so much so that it has gained trust of world in aviation technology over generations. Therefore buyers want to buy an untested platform hot off the shelf.
This is just propaganda news and nothing. Remember Sri Lanka and Egypt were the first two countries to show interest in JF-17.
Or imagine the way we say it in Urdu - jaldee kiyaa hai. Thats the attitude!! lol
From this point of view, it seems India is a very big aircraft manufacturing country so much so that it has gained trust of world in aviation technology over generations. Therefore buyers want to buy an untested platform hot off the shelf.
This is just propaganda news and nothing. Remember Sri Lanka and Egypt were the first two countries to show interest in JF-17.
I guess that's what HAL and ADA have been saying for the last 20 odd years.
Actually comprehension issue.
Or imagine the way we say it in Urdu - jaldee kiyaa hai. Thats the attitude!! lol