Featured Project Azm: Pakistan's Ambitious Quest to Develop 5th Generation Military Technologies.

[Scorpiooo]

It'd depend on how much bigger the TFX/MMU is compared to the J-35. It sounds like the J-35 might be a pretty big fighter in its own right and, possibly, have nearly as much range and payload as the TFX Block-1. Remember, the J-35 is an evolution of the FC-31. So, China's been working on this design for nearly a decade and, as a result, the J-35 carries forward lots of key improvements.

The TFX/MMU, on the other hand, will come in hot. The first variant might be on the lighter side and more optimized for the air-to-air role. But a later version will probably be heavier and offer a bigger emphasis on deep-strike, for example.

But induction of both will keep balance of eastern and western fighters for PAF in Future too

 

[python-000]

6th Generation Fighter Jet project of China...

 

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Didn't join. Founded. And the company is inside NUST. I don't how sustainable it is.

You should also keep an eye on this.
Although infancy, it has huge potential. Right now, it is mainly focused on research tho. Shocks and Stars

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dralisarosh/

 

[FuturePAF]

It'd depend on how much bigger the TFX/MMU is compared to the J-35. It sounds like the J-35 might be a pretty big fighter in its own right and, possibly, have nearly as much range and payload as the TFX Block-1. Remember, the J-35 is an evolution of the FC-31. So, China's been working on this design for nearly a decade and, as a result, the J-35 carries forward lots of key improvements.

The TFX/MMU, on the other hand, will come in hot. The first variant might be on the lighter side and more optimized for the air-to-air role. But a later version will probably be heavier and offer a bigger emphasis on deep-strike, for example.

And the J-35 is still evolving. It is about to be revealed with 2D TVC nozzles, which must mean the engines have enough thrust to operate from the carrier with a combat load and for added weight not to be reduce the performance significantly.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1591766498699538434

 

[ghazi52]

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1591718401348894724

 

[FuturePAF]

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1591718401348894724

So much was revealed in this video. Amazing

 

[TheSolution]

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1591718401348894724

The drone looks like a cheap copy

 

[Mrc]

I think drone is just a test plateform if you read the tittles with the drone videos

 

[ghazi52]

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Pakistan Air Force has revealed its plans to make a Cruise Missile named Taimoor and it will be an anti-ship missile with stealth characteristics..

 

[[--Leo--]]

NO AESA Radar displayed i was waiting for that Alas

 

[ghazi52]

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ACE of PAF​

Turkish Aerospace Industries CEO Temel Kotli at #IDEAS2022, confirms to @PSF deligation that the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) is an official partner in the TAI-TFX program, which will include the Joint technology Research & Development of the #PakistanAirForce NGFA (Next Gen Fighter Aircraft).

The Pakistan Air Force expects the NGFA to become operational in the early 2030s.

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

The Pakistan Air Force expects the NGFA to become operational in the early 2030s. Turkish Aerospace Industries CEO Temel Kotli at IDEAS 2022, CONFIRMS to @ForumStrategic that the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) is an official partner in the TAI-TFX program, which will include the joint technology Research & Development of the Pakistan Air Force’s NGFA.

 

[dBSPL]

There is a TAI office in Pakistan established mainly for MMU engineering works. For those who follow MMU news, these developments are no surprise. Currently, around 100 Pakistani engineers are ready to taking an active role in the MMU project. There are also cooperation protocols signed with both inter-institutional organizations and universities. It is also possible for Pakistani students to do internships within this project. As a state institution, TAI considers Pakistan's aviation industry as one of its priority partner countries. Inshallah, these collaborations will become much more comprehensive and deeper in the coming period.

 

[Mrc]

So the program is not dead as few have been saying.

It's just been run more efficiently and realistically

 

[Ali_Baba]

There is a TAI office in Pakistan established mainly for MMU engineering works. For those who follow MMU news, these developments are no surprise. Currently, around 100 Pakistani engineers are ready to taking an active role in the MMU project. There are also cooperation protocols signed with both inter-institutional organizations and universities. It is also possible for Pakistani students to do internships within this project. As a state institution, TAI considers Pakistan's aviation industry as one of its priority partner countries. Inshallah, these collaborations will become much more comprehensive and deeper in the coming period.

Dont follow the MMU acronynm(?) but it does good