QATAR Invites PAF For National Day Parade

[The Eagle]

Damn, The JF-17s looks more lethal than the Mirage-2000.

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@The Eagle @Hodor @HRK @MastanKhan @Irfan Baloch

Look at the dash.

PAF should invite Rafale .... it will be great fun....more fun on the otherside of border.

Then I will really want them to believe that Thunder stands no chance in front of Rafale as per results from exercise as such.

 

[Talon]

Spotted on the ground in Qatar.

are you sure?
These look like Pakistani styled Pens.

 

[Windjammer]

are you sure?
These look like Pakistani styled Pens.

According to the source, it's Qatar, i thought Pakistani pens were ''Y'' shaped.

 

[Sunny4pak]

Thunder in Middle East Skies

 

[Windjammer]

@Hodor, Sir, i noticed that PAF has distinctive 'pens' with a ''Y'' shaped barrier walls.

 

[monitor]

#DOHA: Pakistan Air Force JF-17s with a Qatari Emiri Air Force Mirage 2000 during the flypast on Qatar's National Day Parade 2019

 

[Talon]

@Hodor, Sir, i noticed that PAF has distinctive 'pens' with a ''Y'' shaped barrier walls.

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Yep but the picture you posted is a zoomed one and whole barrier isnt visible.No worries man,I just posted my thoughts.

 

[Windjammer]

Flypast During Qatar National Day Hints At Doha's Interest In Pakistani JF-17
Our Bureau

11:17 AM, December 19, 2019

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A contingent of Pakistani JF-17 performed during the Qatar National Day Celebrations yesterday indicating of possible sale prospects to the Gulf state.
Images of the aircraft performing aerobatics were released by the Pakistani MoD.
The next iteration of the JF-17, the Block III, expected to come with an AESA radar together with improved weapons, communication and targeting capacity is said to be have interested several national including Malaysia, Qatar, Nigeria and some other nations in Asia and Africa.

The JF-17’s relatively low price and long service with the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) together with a good performance record is a huge attraction for national unwilling to spend big money on competing jets such as the F-16 or Saab Gripen.

In June of this year, PAF officials briefed Emir of the State of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani about the JF-17 jet. The Emir of Qatar reportedly took "keen interest" in the multi-role fighter aircraft.