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Pakistani pilots getting training on this plane for the last many years. And it has weight to stationed these plane near seaport. A strategic installation need a good cover. J11 will be the only long range navel craft China can provide or run the base under PLAAF.
China never offered us any J-11 variant to date and will not do so in coming years.
This is the thread title without question mark so its not a question but a normal statement -Pakistan has been offered the Chinese 4th generation J-11 (SU27)
1 ? then why isnt pakistan buying it ?
2. china can offer anything on sofat loan then whats the problem since members allover pak belive that china will hand them 5th gen planes and anything that they are making to pakistan
3. money is not the problem , tech is not the problem necessity is there then why not pak buying it ?
Due to 2 reasons, firstly it has not been offered officially.
2ndly, PAF is for now not looking into twin engine aircraft, may be in future it wishes to look for them. Its doctrine for near future is NO twin engine fighter.
PAF is for now busy with JF-17s and modifying with Chinese help the FC-20s as per its own requirements to fully meet the Indian threat.
And hopefully the next induction would be of some 5th gen possibly a Chinese version of a fighter rather then going for a J-11s.
Induct JF-17s, FC-20s, F-16s and save money and later induct 5th Gen if it is available.
In 1995, China secured a $2.5 billion production agreement which licensed China to build 200 Soviet-designed Sukhoi Su-27SK aircraft using Russian-supplied kits. Under the terms of the agreement, these aircraft would be outfitted with Russian avionics, radars and engines. However, only 132 aircraft were built