Turkish Aviation Programs

[UkroTurk]

Why impossible? Never heard about aerial refueling?

For aerial refueling pilots must have experience and training with plane that they fly. We dont know Qualifications of pilots.
Then most important thing is, just have been produced , Could any aircraft be sent over the ocean to long hour flights? Dont they need some tests?

 

[UzaySan]

Do you think China knows something like „copyrights“.

My english is not so good.I dont understand what you meant.Please expand your question.

 

[CAN_TR]

For aerial refueling pilots must have experience and training with plane that they fly. We dont know Qualifications of pilots.
Then most important thing is, just have been produced , Could any aircraft be sent over the ocean to long hour flights? Dont they need some tests?

2016 the first Italian F-35 crossed the Atlantic.
And our Pilots will surely be trained for everything (Air refueling included).

 

[azyr]

For aerial refueling pilots must have experience and training with plane that they fly. We dont know Qualifications of pilots.
Then most important thing is, just have been produced , Could any aircraft be sent over the ocean to long hour flights? Dont they need some tests?

The plane is going to undergo various tests before the flight though. Remember they're going to come to Turkey next year not next month.

 

[Bismarck]

My english is not so good.I dont understand what you meant.Please expand your question.

China does not care copyrights or intellectual property. If you are able to copy Chinese stuff, you should do it.

 

[rajvoSa]

China does not care copyrights or intellectual property. If you are able to copy Chinese stuff, you should do it.

Indeed. Its like stealing from a thief.

 

[UkroTurk]

 

[UzaySan]

China does not care copyrights or intellectual property. If you are able to copy Chinese stuff, you should do it.

Yes you are right.An-188 is turkish-ukranian project but even ukraine doesnt use its own engine.i have doubt if ukraine engines are promising.also we have a partnership with rolls-royce . But who knows maybe we already are developing an engine with ukraine.because an188 started 2 years ago( thats what ukranians said) and we found out now.

 

[Borg]

Just imagine when all those projects came out one by one incl. all those we don't know anything about or since recently!! Altay, Hutjet, TFX, AN 188 ETC ETC.... It'll be like firework of joy for all turkish and other who syp. turkish nation. Stay strong and don't let them foolish you about your govern. and country. Western states aren't perfect either but they know very well how to foolish then divide and rule others for own interests.

 

[BARS]

Aircraft Stopping Systems (Fixed Hook, Net Barrier and Mobile versions) will be supplied for Turkish Air Force Command's requirement.

https://www.ssm.gov.tr/Images/Uploads/MyContents/V_20180516180606916629.pdf

 

[azyr]

Aircraft Stopping Systems (Fixed Hook, Net Barrier and Mobile versions) will be supplied for Turkish Air Force Command's requirement.

https://www.ssm.gov.tr/Images/Uploads/MyContents/V_20180516180606916629.pdf

So if the F35B is VTOL care to guess what these will be for?

 

[-------]

Aircraft Stopping Systems (Fixed Hook, Net Barrier and Mobile versions) will be supplied for Turkish Air Force Command's requirement.

https://www.ssm.gov.tr/Images/Uploads/MyContents/V_20180516180606916629.pdf

Probably some old AAS that need replacing...

 

[u.MP]

"As Turkey counts down for delivery of the first F-35 Lightning II aircraft, another development came into light of the Turkish Navy front. According to the information obtained by C4Defence, the service plans to supply a total of 32 short-takeoff and vertical landing (STOVL) aircraft. Today, there are two aircraft models with this feature and one is to retire. For this reason, the service is considering Lockheed Martin's F-35B aircraft program."

http://men.c4defence.com/Agenda/tcg-trakya-on-the-way/6374/1

 

[TheMightyBender]

Turkish aviation firm TAI, Boeing ink deal
ANKARA

United States aerospace giant Boeing and Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) signed an agreement on elevator production for the 737 MAX aircraft on May 22 in Kahramankazan, a district in the capital Ankara.

Speaking at the signing ceremony, Marc Ellen, the president of BoeingInternational, said the company wants to move its strategic partnership with Turkeyforward and take it to the next level.

Ellen added that they also aim to support the long-term growth and competitiveness of the Turkish aviation and aerospace industry with the Boeing Turkey National Aerospace Initiative while expanding Boeing’s footprint in Turkey.

Temel Kotil, the head of TAI, said the dealwould accelerate closer cooperation with Boeing.

İsmail Demir, Turkey’s defense industry undersecretary, said they have been considering a wide range of supply chain, engineering and design systems, technology production and various R&D operations in Turkey along with being a component supplier for Boeing.

“This will pave the way for new cooperation,” Demir said.

TAI has been supplying elevator components for various Boeing aircraft since 2013.

 

[Deino]

https://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/antonov-188-military-transport-aircraft/