Turkey asks for Pakistan's help in development of next Generation Fighter

[Sipahi]

Pakistan should share it's next generation fighter technology with turkey




Hey you dint belive it?



LOL seriously man our neighbors has this habit of self motivation

Atleast we have better technology to share. i.e. tejas

 

[My-Analogous]

Two things I known of. The whole firmware of JF-17 was written by Pakistani programmers in Pakistan.
The Glass for HUD is still manufactured at NILOP and Pakistan developed a working HUD before China which was fitted in F-7P.
THERE may be other systems, but these are a few I know of.

Don't waste time to answer such question. It is some thing they never want to learn or having capability to learn. In both cases it is waste of time.

 

[Hurshid Celebi]

JF-17 twin seater is a serious candidate for Turkish advanced Jet trainer;

with domestic AESA radar and Aselsan avionics.

 

[BordoEnes]

JF-17 twin seater is a serious candidate for Turkish advanced Jet trainer;

with domestic AESA radar and Aselsan avionics.

No it is not.

 

[Hurshid Celebi]

If we granted both T-37 and T-38 as well to our friends in Pakistan, we have not enough Jet-Trainers available .
A bit confusing situation ?

@AgencyRulesPK

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Turkey to gift Pakistan 34 jet trainers - thenews.com.pk

Turkey to provide 34 T-37 aircraft free of cost to Pakistan - The Express Tribune

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Entry trainer situation is like that :

Hürkus is not in series production 10 platforms ordered, we will purchase K1-T for urgent needs.

Turkey buys KT-1T trainer aircraft from South Korea, indigenous programme questioned by Defence IQ Press

 

[Hurshid Celebi]

Bordo Enes seems to reffering to that, but how should it be realized ?

TAI building and developing T-X and TF-X at the same time?

It is confusing ;

"Jet Trainer and Fighter Aircraft " (TX/FX) contract on 23 August 2011
Request Rejected

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Even US is planning a new jet fighter replacing T-38s in a program called T-X

Northrop Pivots To Clean-Sheet T-X Trainer | Defense content from Aviation Week

This marks the third U.S. company to propose its own new-build aircraft for a competition that began with three foreign-built, modified off-the-shelf designs: the Hawk,Lockheed Martin/Korea Aerospace Industries T-50 and General Dynamics/Alenia AermacchiM-346. Boeing planned since entering the competition to offer a new-build design; it is teamed with Saab. Textron Airland is looking at three variants of its company-developed Scorpion demonstrator for the T-X mission, says President Bill Anderson. Boeing declined to comment about progress on its prototype.

 

[faithfulguy]

Stop being a turd and view the JFT threads...

As for 58% .. Clown that was the Pakistani share in the project... Not the % of parts Pak produces... JF itself has only 1 production line and that is in Pak.



Dumbass there is a difference between super 7 project - Pak-China-US to upgrade the F-7s and JF project which started in mid 90s..

Unlike your failed projects that take decades to fail ..

Can you share the failed Indians program. According to Indians, they are talking about exporting Tejas to Vietnam, Philippines and even Japan. So Tejas must be a super succcessful project that should be the model of how to run a program.

 

[Zain Malik]

Pakistan Should must help them...........!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[JohnyD]

well, I am bit doubtful about the authenticity of the subject/title of this news! Can any SME list down top 10 things that Pakistan can bring on the table that Turk lacks?

 

[jamal18]

Given how advance Turkish industry is, it will be an invitation to join the program. And I'm totally for it.

We missed on the J-10 as a partner. Let's not make the same mistake twice.

Jump on the bandwagon.

 

[hacibin]

well, I am bit doubtful about the authenticity of the subject/title of this news! Can any SME list down top 10 things that Pakistan can bring on the table that Turk lacks?

Money, tech transfer on missile tech in exchange for aviation tech and so on.

 

[JohnyD]

Money, tech transfer on missile tech in exchange for aviation tech and so on.

dont think Pak can fund the project...they are in severe economic mess and cant afford big ticket R&D projects!