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Meteor Class Missile Alongside JF-17 Block 3?

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With work on the JF-17 Block 3 underway, and the First Flight expected in August 2019, is there any word of the PAF' interest in inducting a Meteor Class Ramjet BVR missile? The Pl-10E Advanced WVR missile already has the E at the end of its designation indicating it might be ready for export soon. But currently there hasn't been any word of a PL-10D Ramjet BVR missile, or PL-15 or PL-21 ramjet BVR Missile in the same class of the Meteor offered in any Chinese export sales. The Meteor is a crucial part of the Rafale deal, and If Pakistan inducts a similarly classed missile alongside the JF-17 Block 3 it can negate that advantage of the IAF's Rafales.

Perspective arms sales to Arab allies would be more likely with such a missile as part of the offerings. Especially for countries like Egypt, which has had to fly its F-16s armed with Aim-9 Sidewinders and Aim-7P Sparrows! Even the 20 Egyptian F-16 Block 52 that they bought as part of a $1 Billion package can only fire the Aim-7P. (http://www.f-16.net/f-16-news-article4669.html)

http://www.f-16.net/f-16-news-article1151.html
https://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/egypt-to-spend-32b-in-updating-f-16cd-fleet-05860/

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With work on the JF-17 Block 3 underway, and the First Flight expected in August 2019, is there any word of the PAF' interest in inducting a Meteor Class Ramjet BVR missile? The Pl-10E Advanced WVR missile already has the E at the end of its designation indicating it might be ready for export soon. But currently there hasn't been any word of a PL-10D Ramjet BVR missile, or PL-15 or PL-21 ramjet BVR Missile in the same class of the Meteor offered in any Chinese export sales. The Meteor is a crucial part of the Rafale deal, and If Pakistan inducts a similarly classed missile alongside the JF-17 Block 3 it can negate that advantage of the IAF's Rafales.

Perspective arms sales to Arab allies would be more likely with such a missile as part of the offerings. Especially for countries like Egypt, which has had to fly its F-16s armed with Aim-9 Sidewinders and Aim-7P Sparrows! Even the 20 Egyptian F-16 Block 52 that they bought as part of a $1 Billion package can only fire the Aim-7P. (http://www.f-16.net/f-16-news-article4669.html)

http://www.f-16.net/f-16-news-article1151.html
https://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/egypt-to-spend-32b-in-updating-f-16cd-fleet-05860/

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1293880817_27190.jpg

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PL-21 is the project that not persuaded By China,and PL-15 is not ramjet missiles but dual pulse rocket motor and it (PL-15) has a range more than Meteor but Meteor has advantage that it have 3 times more no escape zone envelop than any BVR missiles in the world @FuturePAF
 
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PL-21 is the project that not persuaded By China,and PL-15 is not ramjet missiles but dual pulse rocket motor and it (PL-15) has a range more than Meteor but Meteor has advantage that it have 3 times more no escape zone envelop than any BVR missiles in the world @FuturePAF

Thanks for the correction. The drawings told a different story, but I appreciate you filling me in on the differences.

Any indication the PAF is pursuing any of these designs?
 
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Hi LKJ86 what kind of VLRAAM Chinese trying to fit Into the j20’s belly
If any info what kind of range it going to have and when will it be possible
Thank you
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PL-15 with the range of about 200km is the biggest AAM in size that J-20 can take inside. China is developing a new AAM, six of which can be taken by J-20.
 
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PL-15 with the range of about 200km is the biggest AAM in size that J-20 can take inside. China is developing a new AAM, six of which can be taken by J-20.
Hi LKJ86 thanks for your reply can this be carry over on jf17 with the current configuration of the jet and beside the j20 which other aircraft is using this missile
Thank you
 
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