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Pakistani Super Mushshak basic trainer aircraft

Pakistan’s Super Mushshak basic trainer aircraft appears to be grabbing market share for basic trainers both in the military and civil aircraft training sphere.

So far, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Iran and South Africa have the aircraft in service, Iran has 25 and Oman has 8. South Africa has 5 civilian variant of the aircraft. Iraq has ordered 20 in 2014, Nigeria bought 10 early this year and Qatar has signed a contract to buy an undisclosed number of Super Mushaks in June this year.

In addition, Turkey has finalized a deal with Pakistan to buy Super Mushak trainers and will be signed soon.

The Super Mushshak is an advanced variant of the Mushshak basic trainer, and is produced at the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC).

PAC showcased static and aerial display of Super Mushshak aircraft, at the African Aerospace and Defence Exhibition, AAD 2016, held at Waterkloof Air Force Base at Pretoria South Africa from September 14.

The aircraft has a service ceiling of 22,000 feet, and a maximum speed of 268km/h. Range of the aircraft is reported at 814 kilometres.

The Super Mushshak has emerged as a viable alternative for nations which cannot afford basic trainer aircraft made by European and US manufacturers.

http://www.defenseworld.net/news/17...ld_Trainer_Aircraft_Market_Share#.V9_VC9R95kg
 
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i would like to see n appreciate if pak will start design, testing n development in pakistan.

PAC Super Mushshak is developed from Saab MFI-17 n about JF 17,designed by soviet n developed by china

I always enjoy seeing a butt-hurt Indian. It's such an enjoyable sight.

Meray munna, tell me, which operational Indian aircraft is based on Indian R&D based design/concept/tech? Forget R&D, is there even a single aircraft which is in operation and which was "Made in India" ?
 
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I always enjoy seeing a butt-hurt Indian. It's such an enjoyable sight.

Meray munna, tell me, which operational Indian aircraft is based on Indian R&D based design/concept/tech? Forget R&D, is there even a single aircraft which is in operation and which was "Made in India" ?


telling fact .. i don't have any problems if u r happy ..gud day n bye

about india, u can google it. and, i m saying about future .munni
 
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Google about India's indigenously designed, produced and operational aircraft in the future. Ok, when? 2050?
i don't want to go off topic n talk about India aircraft n Aviation here.
best of luck for super-mushshak progress n jf17...
 
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Going gr8. At least we are making inroads in a sophisticated market. Hopefully our JF-17 will do the same.
 
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pakistani_1474278132.jpg

Pakistani Super Mushshak basic trainer aircraft

Pakistan’s Super Mushshak basic trainer aircraft appears to be grabbing market share for basic trainers both in the military and civil aircraft training sphere.

So far, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Iran and South Africa have the aircraft in service, Iran has 25 and Oman has 8. South Africa has 5 civilian variant of the aircraft. Iraq has ordered 20 in 2014, Nigeria bought 10 early this year and Qatar has signed a contract to buy an undisclosed number of Super Mushaks in June this year.

In addition, Turkey has finalized a deal with Pakistan to buy Super Mushak trainers and will be signed soon.

The Super Mushshak is an advanced variant of the Mushshak basic trainer, and is produced at the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC).

PAC showcased static and aerial display of Super Mushshak aircraft, at the African Aerospace and Defence Exhibition, AAD 2016, held at Waterkloof Air Force Base at Pretoria South Africa from September 14.

The aircraft has a service ceiling of 22,000 feet, and a maximum speed of 268km/h. Range of the aircraft is reported at 814 kilometres.

The Super Mushshak has emerged as a viable alternative for nations which cannot afford basic trainer aircraft made by European and US manufacturers.

http://www.defenseworld.net/news/17...ld_Trainer_Aircraft_Market_Share#.V9_VC9R95kg
Super mushshaks and jf 17 is pride of PAC and Pakistan
Hope jf 17 will grab the market as we need sukhoizzz :smitten::pakistan:
 
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The Super Mushshak has emerged as a viable alternative for nations which cannot afford basic trainer aircraft made by European and US manufacturers.

Good job PAC! I hope they are working on the next version already.
 
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i would like to see n appreciate if pak will start design, testing n development in pakistan.

PAC Super Mushshak is developed from Saab MFI-17 n about JF 17,designed by soviet n developed by china.

pakistan should otherwise after 20-30 years later, pak will still buying aircraft from other country
The news must have hurt you so much that you came up with this rant and you bold your comment. Tell me the name of one aircraft from India whether designed by India or just assembled in India got purchased by two nations other than India?
 
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The news must have hurt you so much that you came up with this rant and you bold your comment. Tell me the name of one aircraft from India whether designed by India or just assembled in India got purchased by two nations other than India?
bold comment because my laptop keyboard is not working, i can't do more by using onscreen keyboard
rest ; I haven't bring India in this thread and already said BEST OF LUCK
 
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The news must have hurt you so much that you came up with this rant and you bold your comment. Tell me the name of one aircraft from India whether designed by India or just assembled in India got purchased by two nations other than India?

Bhai kyun lay raha hai uski?

Waisay hi phatti huwi hai uski.
 
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