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IFR Probe and 14 Squadron emblem for the latest JF-17 unit ''Tail Choppers''.
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IFR Probe and 14 Squadron emblem for the latest JF-17 unit ''Tail Choppers''.
Yea, some folks were wondering that IFR Probe is missing on Block-2s, little realising that the plumbing is in place and the probe is removable.
That was the real quick and easy plumbing of IFR which was missing with 16-232 on 02.02.2017 (this picture date).
I count at least 4 planes with IFR probesIn this video i count at least Five aircraft fitted with IFR Probes.
In this video i count at least Five aircraft fitted with IFR Probes.
Looks like 5 to me. Two yellow ones and three grey ones. The others will be fitted with IFR probes later on as well.I count at least 4 planes with IFR probes
I count at least 4 planes with IFR probes
Looks like 5 to me. Two yellow ones and three grey ones. The others will be fitted with IFR probes later on as well.
oh oh sorry!!Da Nishta, i make that three in primer (Yellow) and two standard grey.
Is this 237?Nice!
Impressive row of Thunders. Can anyone confirm that 233 was there and, if so, if it is the first with a 17- prefix?
The Pakistan Air Force officially stood up its fifth JF-17 squadron today, AirForces Monthly’s correspondent Alan Warnes reports.
No 14 Air Superiority Squadron, known as ‘The Tail Choppers’, is based at PAF Base Minhas and is the second to re-equip with Block 2 JF-17 aircraft. However, it the first to fly the Block 2 operationally with the air-to-air refuelling probe fitted.
Prior to re-equipping with the Thunder, No 14 Squadron had operated the F-7P since September 1993.
The event also recognised Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Kamra’s feat of building and delivering 16 aircraft to the PAF in 2016, for the second consecutive year.