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There is no need for F 16 or Gripen E. Try for local manufacturing of Rafale instead. LCA in its present form is far better than Mig 21, it should be inducted, every new platform takes time to mature. Plus government should start work on a new big factory for aircraft production, in 10 time we...

It will be difficult for any plane even F 35, B2, F 22 or Pak Fa to go on a lone wolf strike even in low low low mode. They will still require some jamming support plus no communication for about 600 km, no GPS input and between that the modules can change location plus finding these modules...

Only on paper but IAF planner understand the need and jammer specifications are being made. So in the next 5 year we might have such system and hopefully they are domestic and use latest technology.

Sending planes inside such a air defences will be suicide, the DRDO & IAF should work together on high speed and stealth standoff weapons with AI to dilute the defences. Also we need more high power jammer, convert a few jaguar or MKI in specialized electronic warfare

The servicebility of Su 30mki now is close to 70% and Rafale will to have a servicebility close to 80 according to the deal.

The Jap wanted to maintain their aerospace industry even if each jet cost 500$million in fly away cost.Jap buy weapons not to fight but to maintain their manufacturing industry

We can for the Japanese F2 way and increase the wing area by 50%.............

The Gripen NG (JAS-39E/F) By Richard Shimooka This article was originally published in the May issue of Canadian Skies Magazine. The SAAB AG Gripen is considered a versatile multi-role fighter, providing a low cost alternative to other major Western designs. It is currently under development...

India's Defence Minister is negotiating Gripen Fighter deal in Sweden Facebook Twitter Google+ Linked in Saturday, September 10, 2016 By: Free Press Journal Source Link: CLICK HERE Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar may look for buying Gripen fighter aircraft during his trip to...

F-16 - Various Agile Falcon/production extension F-16 Versions main menu Agile Falcon In 1984, General Dynamics proposed the Agile Falcon as a counter to new Soviet fighters such as the MiG-29 and the Su-27. It was designed to make use of some of the already-planned improvements to the Fighting...

F-16 XL Cranked-Arrow Wing F-16 Versions main menu History In February of 1980, General Dynamics made a proposal for a Fighting Falcon version with a radically-modified wing shape, which was originally proposed for use on supersonic airliners. The project was known as SCAMP (Supersonic Cruise...

F-16E/F block 60 F-16 Versions main menu History The Block 60 designation was originally reserved back in 1989. It was to be the F/A-16 which sported a 30 mm cannon and strengthened wing structure for anti-tank weapons such as 7.62 mm min pods. This aircraft was briefly in consideration to...

F-16 AFTI Advanced Fighter Technology Integration F-16 Versions main menu History In order to evaluate unconventional control of an aircraft in flight, the Flight Dynamics Laboratory of the Air Force Systems Command sponsored an Advanced Fighter Technology Integration (AFTI) program. On Dec 26...

If F 16 has any chance then it from deal similarly to F 2 with DSI.

Some thing similar to F 2 like project that Japan has some change ,unless LM offer that ,there is no chance of winning