Pakistan to export large number of trainer aircrafts to friendly country

[The Eagle]

Pakistan to export large number of trainer aircrafts to friendly country
12 Apr, 2019

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan has offered 52 Super Mushak Aircraft to Turkey in lieu of cooperation in the defense production under the Pak-Turk Strategic Economic Framework (SEF).

Reportedly, the prime minister has approved the action plan for Pak-Turk SEF that provides for cooperation between the two countries in various sectors of the economy.

The framework includes the cooperation in defense production and includes the delivery of 30 attack helicopters to Pakistan Army and delivery of 52 Super Mushak to Turkey .

It also includes Turkish collaboration with Pakistan’s defense production establishment for cooperation in the fields of IT communications, avionics, weapons, ammunition, security vehicles, and vessels.

Pakistan has also requested Turkey to build four ships for Pakistan Navy; two in Pakistan and two in Turkey . The action plan also proposed cooperation in trade and textile, which includes granting GSP Plus status to Pakistan, given Turkey is a member of the EU Customs Union.

Apart from that, Pakistan has also sought simplification of customs procedure, technical support, and electronic data exchange to Pakistan Customs.

 

[thunderkaka]

The framework includes the cooperation in defense production and includes the delivery of 30 attack helicopters to Pakistan Army and delivery of 52 Super Mushak to Turkey .

How much each does Super Mushak cost?

 

[Imran Khan]

How much each does Super Mushak cost?

1 million to 1.2dollars per unit\
According to the 2016 Nigerian defense budget, the NAF plans to order up to 20 JF-17s from PAC at a cost of $25 million, while the cost of the 10 Super Mushshak basic trainers was estimated at $10.2 million.

 

[SSGcommandoPAK]

This deal was signed few years back why didn't we deliver them already ?

 

[zulu]

Recently Philip the Arab share report of biggest arms exporters Isreal was in top 5 with 1.2 billion sale per annum,even UAE was on 21 and Jordon on 23 on list and we were on 43 with mere sale of 3 million dollar per annum Arms sale not only brings foreign exchange we can later provide technical help too but give us political/military influence as well never going to hurt as many friends as possible

 

[Hassan90]

Do we make the engine ourself?

 

[ShaikhKamal]

According to the 2016 Nigerian defense budget, the NAF plans to order up to 20 JF-17s from PAC at a cost of $25 million

Can you provide link to reliable source of this report. We only had unconfirmed news in 2016. According to the reports, the production of JF-17 Block II has ended and the new and improved Block III will start in August. The JF-17 Block III with AESA radars could cost 30-35 million dollars each. Which model of JF-17s is Nigeria buying at $25 million each ?

 

[RadarGudumluMuhimmat]

When I looked at the cockpit images of the Plane, I saw that it belonged to the American-based Dynon avionics. Can't we integrate our own Aselsan avionics under this agreement? Or Pakistan has an avionics option of its own?

 

[The Diplomat]

Do we make the engine ourself?

RD-33 engines, from Russia. Very few countries can produce engines. It's a very difficult task.

 

[WarKa DaNG]

And that friendly country would be?

 

[SSGcommandoPAK]

And that friendly country would be?

Turkey !

 

[denel]

Pakistan to export large number of trainer aircrafts to friendly country
12 Apr, 2019

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan has offered 52 Super Mushak Aircraft to Turkey in lieu of cooperation in the defense production under the Pak-Turk Strategic Economic Framework (SEF).

Reportedly, the prime minister has approved the action plan for Pak-Turk SEF that provides for cooperation between the two countries in various sectors of the economy.

The framework includes the cooperation in defense production and includes the delivery of 30 attack helicopters to Pakistan Army and delivery of 52 Super Mushak to Turkey .

It also includes Turkish collaboration with Pakistan’s defense production establishment for cooperation in the fields of IT communications, avionics, weapons, ammunition, security vehicles, and vessels.

Pakistan has also requested Turkey to build four ships for Pakistan Navy; two in Pakistan and two in Turkey . The action plan also proposed cooperation in trade and textile, which includes granting GSP Plus status to Pakistan, given Turkey is a member of the EU Customs Union.

Apart from that, Pakistan has also sought simplification of customs procedure, technical support, and electronic data exchange to Pakistan Customs.

This is old news - not so? why is it being stated as something new? Azerbaijan was the other which is not mentioned