UK High Commissioner on Eurofighter Prospect for BAF: "Sovereignty Doesn't Come Cheap"

[White and Green with M/S]

Super tukano type le lo, wohi best hai for a small weak insignificant and poor country like BD.

They need a powerful jet to to petrol their sky from the aggression pose by India and Myanmar

 

[bluesky]

Super tukano type le lo, wohi best hai for a small weak insignificant and poor country like BD.

Bangladesh is geographically and strategically more important than India. Even India is asking for BD inclusion in the QUAD. India worries about the future status of its NE which will be lost to China without BD military cooperation.

It seems BD has made a Protectorate country out of India. No wonder, our BAF needs Eurofighters to protect India.

So, say a few words of gratitude to BD the savior of India instead of getting jealous.

 

[Tom-tom]

TFX has ambition.... but it is far from reality....they do not even have a prototype that has made a maiden flight. It really is not something we should be talking about other than seeking to become a member of a consortium. In service operational TFX is minimum 15 years away.

Yes it has, very recently, they are now working on their own engine. Maiden test flight was done using another engine.

 

[nahtanbob]

Can try yes but Chinese influence is way too strong. China-Russia is protecting Myanmar.



Yes i think so.
For two reasons: India is unrealible, indian coast is still quite a distance from Myanmar. Third: A strong Chinese presence in BD with a booming industry means China containment in Subcontinent fails, plus Indo prt of Indo-Pacific fails.

The US likes to have Options and have millitary bases next border to unfriendly nations.

USA and India have a host of agreements on military co-operation

 

[bluesky]

Yes it has, very recently, they are now working on their own engine. Maiden test flight was done using another engine.

Please understand that even Chinese engines for military aircraft remain immature. European maturity came after two hundred years of CUMULATIVE trials and errors by several countries.

So, do not expect Turkey to do that alone in a few years. NO other country will trust immature Turkish engines.

 

[renhai]

Please understand that even Chinese engines for military aircraft remain immature. European maturity came after two hundred years of CUMULATIVE trials and errors by several countries.

So, do not expect Turkey to do that alone in a few years. NO other country will trust immature Turkish engines.

bro. look out. Don't let MMM-E see your reply.

He will use Turkey's 700 military projects to drown you out. LOL.

 

[bluesky]

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bro. look out. Don't let MMM-E see your reply.

He will use Turkey's 700 military projects to drown you out. LOL.

Most people have little idea about thousands of trials and errors to get maturity for a military aircraft. There is no exception so far. So, Europeans CUMULITATIVELY took about 200 years to get maturity.

However, a country may use such an aircraft with an immature engine for home consumption. Political people are quite cheap.

 

[renhai]

Most people have little idea about thousands of trials and errors to get maturity for a military aircraft. There is no exception so far. So, Europeans CUMULITATIVELY took about 200 years to get maturity.

However, a country may use such an aircraft with an immature engine for home consumption. Political people are quite cheap.

We all know these things. But you cannot convince MMM-E.

 

[Tom-tom]

Most people have little idea about thousands of trials and errors to get maturity for a military aircraft. There is no exception so far. So, Europeans CUMULITATIVELY took about 200 years to get maturity.

However, a country may use such an aircraft with an immature engine for home consumption. Political people are quite cheap.

It tool 200 yrs, to lay the foundations and principles. Most of this knowledge is available. It doest mean it will take Turkey 200 yrs from wright brothers style plane to a f-35/j-20. Most of the principles have been established

It 200 yrs for them lay the foundations, principles- and other indirectly related things that's vital for it.


Doesn't mean we have to go through. Before you go on your self loathing racist tirade. Remember, bdesh was more advanced than Europe during proto industrialisation, we were on the cusp of industrialisation even under the brits.

By robbing and turning bdesh into p*** poor country - has largely contributed to their industrialisation. Also do some of the western ocean going ships building principles were adopted from bangladesh and is still practiced today.

 

[bluesky]

It tool 200 yrs, to lay the foundations and principles. Most of this knowledge is available. It doest mean it will take Turkey 200 yrs from wright brothers style plane to a f-35/j-20. Most of the principles have been established

If technologies are so open and easy, BD would have been able to produce at least the prototype of a water pump engine. The Chinese fighter aircraft machine is still under tremendous trials and errors for the last five decades or so.

It remains immature and China imports and fits Russian engines to its own aircraft for export at least. For Turkey, no one really knows how many years it will take to get maturity. Can we not wait and see instead of forecasting 2 years or 200 years?

It will be a long way, though!!

 

[renhai]

The Chinese fighter aircraft machine is still under tremendous trials and errors for the last five decades or so

It's true? I heard that Chinese carrier aircraft use WS-10 engines to take off and land around Japan day and night.

look. Near Japan.

 

[damiendehorn2]

The baby is inside the mother’s womb. No one really knows if the Turkish plane would be a stillborn.

Turkey has little experience to build a plane or the engine. A fighter plane needs matured engine. Russia and many other European countries have matured engines.

But, when even Chinese engines are not yet matured, how do you expect Turkic plane engines would be matured with no experience?

Because they aren't indian and their track record on project delivery.

 

[damiendehorn2]

What can BD do to China?

It will be a scene to behold here when BD Air Force signs a contract for some variant of Tejas.

It will cold day in hell when Bangladesh buys the tejas, after rejecting it 4 times already and tejas being rejected by virtually every other nation.

 

[bluesky]

It's true? I heard that Chinese carrier aircraft use WS-10 engines to take off and land around Japan day and night.

look. Near Japan.

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Do not please be overwhelmed with Chinese planes flying with WS-10 engines. It still remains very immature. Note what the internet says about it.

"In 2018, Chinese state media reported an increase in engine lifespan from 800 to 1,500 hours due to the increased heat resistance of new third-generation single-crystal turbine blades".


And what should be the desired lifespan? Please read below to get the answer. Internet source:

"Engines on a fighter aircraft typically last between 3,000 and 6,000 flight hours".2022/12/02

So, the Chinese engine WS-10, even though trying to intimidate Japan with a few numbers of flying, still remains immature with limited flight hours and low thrust value.

Even Chinese civilian planes cannot fly without getting parts supplied from America. China is a giant but with a dwarfed technology background.

So, be the next President and withdraw your claim from the South China Sea and from the BoB with help from Burma.

 

[mb444]

Yes it has, very recently, they are now working on their own engine. Maiden test flight was done using another engine.

Dude its not then a maiden test flight. What does it really prove to get a shell of an jet up in air.

For KFX which is a modular jet where they are going to source parts for everywhere such a thing would be a maiden flight.

Turkey do not have history of developing engines. They have hooked up with RR. Hopefully the engines will be developed with perhaps some collaboration with UKs tempest.

But let us see... but TFX wont be service ready for 15 years at least even for turkish airforce. For BAF its not a realialistic proposal at this time.