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-Am I the only one who thinks it doesn't look bad at all ?
- Secondly, (if you think it looks bad/ ugly)do looks really matter if your investment is paying off ?
-Thirdly, it would be very interesting to know if the specifications of the aircraft(especially with respect to load carrying capabilities) differ compared to the JF-17A, because the rumors were that, in addition to training, it can also function as a dedicated strike platform?
-Lastly, it would be very interesting to see how many JF-17B's are inducted in the PAF, considering the initial reports stated that the aircraft is very easy to learn.
We need to develop BLOCK III first but also AESA has to be developed for BLOCK I and II and this JF-17 BThere is no easy way to modify a single-seat design into a tandem one, especially with an airframe that was never designed to accommodate two seater variants in the first place. Now that it's built, the next logical step would be to hasten the installation of an AESA radar.
it's fat as obese american , design is supposed to be one of key selling point . Spine should look like F-16s
This one is designed according to PAF's requirement, so........look shit...this is called "Designer failure" at the initial stage. Clearly evident that the designers never thought about the future when the aircraft turns into dual. Design is an art and Americans did PHD in weapons design, looks and aerodynamic features.
but on official site it is 3600 kgThe Max payload has increase from JF17's 3600KG to JF17B's 4500KG, it has to be bulky.
This one is designed according to PAF's requirement, so........
It is, sorry! Because the plane is so small itself that they had to cram another pilot in, and build redundant flight controls in within such a limited space. Its pretty obvious that they didn't want to make any modifications to the design so they tried to add the second seat and "make do", quickly and cheaply.
Aircraft design is more about fulfilling requirements than moving booty on the ramp. The B model is clearly influenced by PAF's approach of squeezing maximum out of everything. The side mounted canopy shouts "save some space" all too loud. The bulkier spine is to add as much fuel and avionics as possible. Trim down the spine and youll lose range. Comparing it with the f-16 is not justified, as the falcon already enjoys more range, and CFTs only help its cause. In blk 52, the spine is solely meant to add more avionics and EW equipment, thats it.
See this baby?
it is easily the ugliest thing in the sky, but it is the first to enter and last to leave the battlefield and can wreak havoc on enemy assets, radars and other infrastructure and serves as a crucial asset in US Naval Aviation's arsenal.
I read the Chinese source on the China.com that it can carry 4500KG payload.but on official site it is 3600 kg