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Best stick to J-10Bs, the twin-engined SU-30s are going to an absolute b!tch to operate for an AF as small as the BDAF.Yes, BD will be acquiring 24 YAK-130 aircraft.
Hopefully this will lead to dozens of 4th generation fighters like Su-30 and J-10B being ordered for the BD air-force.
Best stick to J-10Bs, the twin-engined SU-30s are going to an absolute b!tch to operate for an AF as small as the BDAF.
Best stick to J-10Bs, the twin-engined SU-30s are going to an absolute b!tch to operate for an AF as small as the BDAF.
They could always come to their brotherly nation India for help
We already assist the Malaysian and Indonesian Air Force in maintaing their Sukhois.
Yes, BD will be acquiring 24 YAK-130 aircraft.
Hopefully this will lead to dozens of 4th generation fighters like Su-30 and J-10B being ordered for the BD air-force.
Su-30s are meant to be used against Myanmar anyway so there is no harm in allowing the Indians to service them.
Fight with Myanmar? Over what?
Fight with Myanmar? Over what?
And, the Yak-130 cannot simulate J-10.
It would be useful against them if it ever came to a confrontation or fight. Better to have the capability there on the off-chance. No-one wants a fight with anyone.
True the YAK-130 would not be able to simulate the J-10B like it could the Mig-29 or SU-30 but it has the capability to train pilots on those generation fighters. BD would be able to buy some J-10B 2 seaters for final training or even send pilots to China to finish their training off. I am not an expert in the area of training but there are always ways round.
Anyway, this is only what I want and no idea if BD will even purchase one more single 4th generation fighter at all this decade the way things are going,
There's little scope for any confrontation. We don't have any territorial disputes with them. The sea issue is already settled. Their focus is on their economic development.
And it would be in Bangladesh's best interest to do business with them. Bangladesh will start importing food items like onions from them starting on January.
What do you mean? The Yak-130 can only simulate specific Russian and Western aircraft. It can even simulate the F-35 and of-course the T-50. Chinese aircraft don't come in its list.
Is the BAF beating about the bushes? Or so it seems? Who knows? Why the BAF still want Russian planes is just beyond me. Bangladesh cannot afford Western aircraft.
I Think it is all speculative discussion, "would and will" can't be applied here, J-10B is so far for Chinese Air Force, even J-10A is not for sale/offered to anyone. People are ignoring the fact that an aircraft is not just for 40-45m but it comes with extra cost of training, spares, other equipment and technologies...life time support costs, the total price goes to as much as 120-150m.
True this is all speculation.
The J-10B offers performance comparable to Eurofighter/Rafale for around half the initial capital price. When coupled with the probable good finance terms that China may offer BD, then this is the ideal aircraft that BD should buy if offered it.
Good to know that brotherly Bangladesh is getting armed; together we will defend Chinese aggression.