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Salaries are unironically good. The problem is isn't most of our IT Sector just service and maintenance, and not real RAD? Even if you offer salaries, is the RAD talent really there? Specially in aerospace, something not exactly 'common'?

Now wait for smug c***s to go "haha where did you get that deadline from haha HAL CEO never said it haha totally fake deadline haha"

Don't worry bro they will deliver a fifth generation combat aircraft on time. Metal cutting has started. Any day now.

Whenever I hear someone go "vro there's only 2-3 differences that will be really easy and deployed in weeks" I instantly know they have never been near an engineering textbook in their life.

Air brakes.

And in what world is 230 hours considered less? This Chinese sounds like a $7.99 buffett bawarchi in Philadelphia.

This was a good one. I rank it right up there with the world-famous 'Chinese Paratroopers' event.

Who the f%&@ are these clowns complaining about paint bullshit again and again? Why are 14 year Olds allowed to have an opinion? I do no have the patience to teach zoomers about salt water corrosion, and why you don't buy used cars that have been driven in a coastal area.

And that's normal. People don't realize a lot of these things are older than they are. Couple that with repeated pressurization and depressurization cycles.

DFIans when they realize other countries don't drool over constant 3D renders

Sorry bombs, not missiles. Many did not explode. And if they had. The course of the war might have changed. Br*tfags would be shown their place. Sedlyf.

Also good experience in anti-ship warfare. They were able to get close to the Br*tfags and shoot missiles. Unfortunately many did not explode.

Because In India mil tech is a jobs program and had nothing to do with efficiency.

India needs Boeing more than Boeing needs India.

I hope BEL follows the global standards of building a model for export that is of significantly less capability (monkey model) than the home version. It guards against two things: 1. Leakage of technology, like this case is unavoidable. 2. If ever your own equipment is turned against you, your...

That is true, they want a perfect product on day 1 without investing a paisa in it, expecting OEM to do multiple rounds of testing for years and years. No one but PSU can afford that, and that's why we don't have domestic MIC. Army and IAF have this cringe attitude, not the navy though.

With how many built, F35 crashes are not extraordinary at all. We can make fun of it for meme purposes, doesn't change the fact that the F35 is the future.

Look like practice bombs, 5-10 pounds.

It had been reported on by the mainstream media to, even outside India.

The reason Tejas was not yet forward deployed was they were still developing combat tactics and doctrine for it. For a new airframe, that is a slow, grinding process. Remember the Mig-21 arrived in 1962 but did not take part in combat until 1971. And hey, I said 'was' because guess what? India...