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it is reported that home-made WS1X engine is developing for L15 too
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I think people are just getting a little too over sensitive.
it is reported that home-made WS1X engine is developing for L15 too
Hongdu paid for it as their company project. Money didn't come from air force.Which we paid for.
36 a year? If you're quoting from Huitong's blog again, I'm going to laugh at you. PLAAF has yet to choose its next generation trainer jet, and JL-9 is looking like the favourite unless L-15 loses the foreign parts.Production of 36 a year does not exactly sound like a loss of interest to me.
Meanwhile, the all mighty JL-9 is still stuck in limited series production.
36 a year? If you're quoting from Huitong's blog again, I'm going to laugh at you. PLAAF has yet to choose its next generation trainer jet, and JL-9 is looking like the favourite unless L-15 loses the foreign parts.
36 a year? If you're quoting from Huitong's blog again, I'm going to laugh at you. PLAAF has yet to choose its next generation trainer jet, and JL-9 is looking like the favourite unless L-15 loses the foreign parts.
Oh there is a claiming about copyright again but is that true!?
China, why don't you just inventing yourself some good things to make these people pissed off!!! Some time I feel too annoyed for your Chinese!!!
pupu has stated over a year ago that the process of evaluation is ongoing, and JL-9 was the favourite due to reliability. The fact that Yak had such heavy involvement in L-15 and its dependence on foreign parts are not something the military likes. The only reason they're still in competition is because Hongdu would be financially ruined if no orders materialize for L-15. They paid for development out of their own pocket, not PLAAF.And who are you going to quote? Did any of the insiders say that the PLAAF is still stuck in the evaluation progress? Did they say that neither have been producing limited production?
The fact that the JL-9 is not in production yet is proof that the L-15 is still being considered.
There is no copyright issue. Yak was paid by Hongdu for their work in the L-15 and also for the parts they supplied. Don't speak on things you know nothing of.Oh there is a claiming about copyright again but is that true!?
China, why don't you just inventing yourself some good things to make these people pissed off!!! Some time I feel too annoyed for your Chinese!!!
pupu has stated over a year ago that the process of evaluation is ongoing, and JL-9 was the favourite due to reliability. The fact that Yak had such heavy involvement in L-15 and its dependence on foreign parts are not something the military likes. The only reason they're still in competition is because Hongdu would be financially ruined if no orders materialize for L-15. They paid for development out of their own pocket, not PLAAF.
There is no copyright issue. Yak was paid by Hongdu for their work in the L-15 and also for the parts they supplied. Don't speak on things you know nothing of.
No news yet.One year ago? What about this year?