China offered J-10B fighter jets to BAF
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Bro do u know in coming future which bird we will see in BAF fleet? if u don't know then i have nothing to say u but if u know despite of that u said it then ''LOL''Hurry up, BAF...
Myanmar wants to set up JF17 production line to churn out 100 units JF17 in house under license. This is yet to be agreed upon by Pakistan and China.
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The question is is bangladesh ready to spend $1b? most probably not!
Whatever it may be, but wiki is also a source of information as well. Read what it says.
Bangladesh
First batch of sixteen units were ordered by Bangladesh Air Force in June 2017. The aircraft will fulfill Bangladesh's 4.5 generation aircraft program requirements. The first batch will join service starting 2019. At least 32 more units are scheduled to be ordered once the first batch joins service. Total 48 aircraft will join service before 2022.
Bangladesh
First batch of sixteen units were ordered by Bangladesh Air Force in June 2017. The aircraft will fulfill Bangladesh's 4.5 generation aircraft program requirements. The first batch will join service starting 2019. At least 32 more units are scheduled to be ordered once the first batch joins service. Total 48 aircraft will join service before 2022.
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i think 48 units by 2022 is stretching it a bit. we want su-30sme as well. so, 48 units of j-10b and 32 units of su-30sme by 2025 would be ideal in my opinion. then again i might be expecting too much since budget is still a concern!!!
J-10B: An upgraded J-10, initially identified as "Super-10". It features a lighter and stealthier diverterless supersonic inlet, a longer nose radome possibly housing an active electronically scanned array radar, an electro-optic targeting sensor (IRST, and laser rangefinder,) and a new electronic warning or countermeasures pod atop the vertical stabiliser. The aircraft is powered by the AL-31FN M1; one unit was flown with a WS-10A in July 2011 but that engine was not selected for the initial production batch. The aircraft's first flight occurred no later than December 2008.
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congrats to Burma Airforce and Pakistan JF17 BLK2
its wont be easy to produce 100 of them
BAF can take a easy way make a special deal of the J10B aside from Russian Planes
its wont be easy to produce 100 of them
BAF can take a easy way make a special deal of the J10B aside from Russian Planes
Hurry up, BAF...
Myanmar wants to set up JF17 production line to churn out 100 units JF17 in house under license. This is yet to be agreed upon by Pakistan and China.
