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He's flying a Rafale in the video.
Yes - he is a former Rafale fighter pilot ( who also has flown the Etendard ).
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He's flying a Rafale in the video.
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TF-X'S MAIDEN FLIGHT DATE RESCHEDULED TO THE END OF 2023!
And all of the news we've had today indicate that the roll out is going to be in two to three weeks at the latest.
maybe, like Su57 a AESA radar for forward looking and two AESA modules for side scanning. no need for a swivel plate.Wider nose (= more Tn modules on nose) wider air intakes, less wing length (=higher angle of attack) and wider inter-engine clearance (= more differentiated heat management and probably a different layout of ew and radar systems)
Another big news:
Temel Kotil: The construction of all the aircraft's systems is nearing completion and parts such as the flight control system, engine and hydraulic systems are being checked. As a result of these checks, no leaks or problems have been found.
The engine was already installed on the MMU. Now the engine's fuel tanks and hydraulics are being checked. These tanks are expected to be fueled in the coming days. After that, the engine will be started and a series of tests will be carried out about engine ignitions.
The MMU is expected to provide an innovative, unconventional solution to a missile attack from behind in a close engagement. The authorities will make a detailed statement on this issue in due course.maybe, like Su57 a AESA radar for forward looking and two AESA modules for side scanning. no need for a swivel plate.
Yeah it's one of the first things I noticed. There's very likely going to be a rearward facing radar. Which is a very good thing. It could give you an indication of how close and how fast enemy missiles are. Giving you more time to eject... or go hot when you finally avoid those little fuckersWider nose (= more Tn modules on nose) wider air intakes, less wing length (=higher angle of attack) and wider inter-engine clearance (= more differentiated heat management and probably a different layout of ew and radar systems)
KSA LOL let's not get ahead of ourselves.But as a result of this, we will steer US foreign policy by offering an F-22 equivalent system as an option to countries such as KSA,
This is actual 'azm.'Incredible @Bilal Khan (Quwa)
It's not just about signing the final purchase agreement. Only if Turkiye announces that it has gives this option to relevant friendly countries, it will change the way these countries negotiate with the United States for the purchase of the latest weapons systems. At the very least, the tone of the US will change. I don't know if you've been following this, but one of the serious problems for the KSA right now is their disagreements with the current US government in the area of military procurement & security. While I respect your opinion, I personally think that it is right to support KSA in this regard. I am writing this because you gave the example of KSA. Otherwise, one of the countries that have these problems in the deepest depth is our brethens in Azerbaijan and brotherly country Pakistan.KSA LOL let's not get ahead of ourselves.
Fighter jet purchases are VERY political issues and Turkey is a pariah at the moment.
This is actual 'azm.'
PAF, historically speaking, keeps many a stuff as a secret close to its heart. PAF's officially joining the project would have created a huge hue and cry in almost all capitals with strong and long ramifications....The speed of this project is truly astonishing. It will be such a treat to watch the first flight and I am pretty sure PAF will be cursing itself to no end for not joining this project as a development partner when they had a chance.