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I hope u ppl buy MIG-35
i really like mig 35 ... not only because it come with full ToT. but it comes from russia also ........most trusted country for india
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I hope u ppl buy MIG-35
Hi,
I read in Livefist that the cost of Rafale is around 48 Million EUROs which roughly translates to 60 Million $. I believe the NG, SH costs around the same. If this is true then Rafale may be the best ac financially.
Want to know from seniors what are the approx costs of the ac participating in MMRCA. I mean with life time spares/support, weapons etc.
Tx
First, Americans are about too much self Interest, so F16 and F18 should not be considered at all
Regarding Rafale and Euro fighter, there are very costly and heavy, and it make sense to buy more MKIs
MIG 35s should not be considered as one of the main objective is to diversify supply sources
That leaves Grippen and IA should go for Grippen as TOT of Grippen would help fine tune LCA and even help build MCA
We have to remember that the objective is to get a fighter plane that fits the requirement and not to get the best fighter plane
Grippen cannot give us 100% TOT because 30%+ tech is from US and other countries... read the thread ull get more detail...
Mig and Rafale can give us 100% TOT also Eurofighter almost 100% IIRC...
are yar mig35 is the best sabse sasta just 38 million each dude we can buy more than 300 mig35 in the place of 126 typhoon
I was refering to LiveFist - The Best of Indian Defence: COLUMN: M-MRCA, A Difficult Choice For The IAF
The French Dassault Rafale, the European Consortium Eurofighter Typhoon and the American Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet are all twin-engined fighters in the 25-30 ton class. All of them are reportedly very expensive, with reported prices ranging from Euro 48 million for the Rafale to Euro 88 million for the Eurofighter and US$ 58 million for the Super Hornet. Admittedly, these are only notional figures and no vendor/buyer is likely to divulge the real/actual price and the services, equipment, spares/maintenance support that it might include. Would the IAF want to purchase such heavy duty and expensive (?) aircraft?
Mig 29K without AESA radar, or TVC costs $46 million, which should give a hint on what Mig 35 costs at least, also don't forget that it must be upgraded with western avionics, so it is not as cheap as many people might think. Especially not compared to the single engine fighters and their low operational costs.are yar mig35 is the best sabse sasta just 38 million each dude we can buy more than 300 mig35 in the place of 126 typhoon
then why not we built 500 lca it will boost our local industries and it is more cheaper.are yar mig35 is the best sabse sasta just 38 million each dude we can buy more than 300 mig35 in the place of 126 typhoon
accordinly the point which you are try to specify,,the 126 eurofighter would cost 126 billlion!!!! wont it??? the india goverment has set a parameter that is 10-12 billion???? so why is the eurofighter even bother of participating???? thats is becaouse its a tender we wont be getting any of the five compititors planes which wins in full fly away condidtion..the prices which you guys are specifying are fly away cost... india will be building the major chunk india ...we are only gonna get 10-15 of them in fly away condidtion....with the labour cost in india there wont be any major diffrence in build prices ...the only problem will be spares....
Hi,
I read in Livefist that the cost of Rafale is around 48 Million EUROs which roughly translates to 60 Million $. I believe the NG, SH costs around the same. If this is true then Rafale may be the best ac financially.
Want to know from seniors what are the approx costs of the ac participating in MMRCA. I mean with life time spares/support, weapons etc.
Tx
http://www.defensenews.com/story.php?i=4485090
SAO PAULO - Brazil is going through with the purchase of 36 Rafale fighter jets from France after maker Dassault lopped $2 billion off their price, the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo reported Feb. 4.
The total deal is worth $10.2 billion, including $6.2 billion for the fighters themselves - down from a previous figure of $8.2 billion - and $4 billion for maintenance over the next three decades, the daily said.
The price cut still makes the Rafale more expensive than two rivals bidding to supply Brazil's air force, the F/A-18 Super Hornet from Boeing and the Gripen NG from Sweden's Saab.
The Boeing package was valued at $7.6 billion and the Saab offer at $6 billion, according to the newspaper.
The French jet also scored behind the two other contenders in a technical evaluation carried out by the air force, which lobbied hard for the Gripen both with the government and in Brazil's media.