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i think if pakistan is buying f 16 and not going to buy J 10 than it is stupidity if we are buying both than it is good and intelligent choice
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i think if pakistan is buying f 16 and not going to buy J 10 than it is stupidity if we are buying both than it is good and intelligent choice
PAF is only interested in used F-16s with least flying hours and most important of all MLU.At this Stage PAF realistoc options are only Used F16s block a/b/c/d.
sometimes you make no sense.At or under $30m each. BETWEEN now and 2016
What is this kid on?in 2015+ AGAIN AT $30M-$40 ThE fc20 makes logically and economical sense.
We should stay on the thread topic!!!!
The title in intresting...
Any other source that PAF want Norway F-16. Would USA have no objection on it?
Would Norway offer it b4 F35 came into production.
I dont think these are coming b4 2014 (If PAF would be intrested).
Who will leave the worlds most furious and potent AC (F16).
As I have mentioned in my other posts, do not worry about the J-10, that is a done deal provided the kinks and bugs are removed.
Now about the Norwegian F-16's -- they already have 20 odd F-16 in storage that can be released very soon. We do not have to wait untill 2014.
As far as US objections -- I do not see a problem there as they have already agreed to 36 brand new birds and many more EDA's/MLU's. F-16 in older blocks are no longer a hotp potato from US perspective.
However, India has a clout on Norway through manufacture and sale of Nokia Handsets in India running into close to a billion dollars annually. That aspect is more worrying -- and not the US.
For the record, Nokia is a Finnish company with headquarters at Keilaniemi near Helsinki. Dont see how Norway is involved with Nokia.
The aging F-16AM fighter will be replaced from 2016. On 20 November 2008, the prime minister of Norway Jens Stoltenberg announced that the F-35 was the only fighter fulfilling all the Norwegian requirements and thus the preferred choice .