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"Intended"..................by when?I'm not
AMCA is intended to replace Jaguar , Mirage and Mig-29s.
"Intended"..................by when?I'm not
AMCA is intended to replace Jaguar , Mirage and Mig-29s.
AMCA will be ready for active induction by 2030...."Intended"..................by when?
By then all of those jets will be obsolete...even pakis will be have a couple of J-31 squadrons.AMCA will be ready for active induction by 2030....
Kaise bhaiya???zara explain karein.By then all of those jets will be obsolete...even pakis will be have a couple of J-31 squadrons.
At present J-31 is in prototype and even if it enters production in 2025 chinese can churn it at a rate of 18+ jets a year. So they can easily manufacture a squadron each year.Kaise bhaiya???zara explain karein.
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Mirage will going to phased out from 2032 onwards. the similar timeline for Jag ( except DARIN 3). almost similar timeline will be followed by Mig-29UPGBy then all of those jets will be obsolete...even pakis will be have a couple of J-31 squadrons.
First of all , Pak budget will not allow any instant modernization/procurement plan.At present J-31 is in prototype and even if it enters production in 2025 chinese can churn it at a rate of 18+ jets a year. So they can easily manufacture a squadron each year.
A squadron (or two) donated by China will do the job. There are many reasons to do so.First of all , Pak budget will not allow any instant modernization/procurement plan.
They are still using a sub-standard and unmatured Blunder
yup, it may happen but pak even don't have enough budget to maintain all the jets in their inventory (at present) than how can they handle the maintenance of so called stealth J-31A squadron (or two) donated by China will do the job. There are many reasons to do so.
1. To piss off India, might also fasten our FGFA with Russia.(China can expect some deal closure with Russia too)
2. To pull Pak entirely out of American sphere.
3. Land swapping deal with PA.
Before you guys point out Pak's eye opened on China looting it through CPEC. Let me tell you that Pak is run by it's army. PA would definitely like to have an advantage over IAF. I see no reason for PAF to back off, if the deal is offered by PLA(at whatever the cost)
Indian economy is growing about 10 times faster then Porkistan in absolute terms.A squadron (or two) donated by China will do the job. There are many reasons to do so.
1. To piss off India, might also fasten our FGFA with Russia.(China can expect some deal closure with Russia too)
2. To pull Pak entirely out of American sphere.
3. Land swapping deal with PA.
Before you guys point out Pak's eye opened on China looting it through CPEC. Let me tell you that Pak is run by it's army. PA would definitely like to have an advantage over IAF. I see no reason for PAF to back off, if the deal is offered by PLA(at whatever the cost)
If 3-4 aircraft's can churned out that is about 40-50 jets a year,pretty impressive number.India line will build 3-4 F-16s every month, claims Lockheed Martin
Says early decision would let India build F-16s for Bahrain and Indonesia
Ajai Shukla | New Delhi August 22, 2017 Last Updated at 21:38 IST
Lockheed Martin, the world’s biggest defence vendor, which is pitching strongly to sell the Indian Air Force (IAF) its new F-16 Block 70 fighter, told Business Standard on Tuesday that, if India chose its fighter, an Indian production line would churn out three-to-four F-16s every month. “We want to create the capacity to build three or more aircraft per month; we could do four. It depends upon how many aircraft India needs and when it will buy those”, said Randy Howard, who markets the F-16 globally for Lockheed Martin. For the IAF, which is making do ...
http://www.business-standard.com/ar...th-claims-lockheed-martin-117082201366_1.html
Just the aspect of fueling a double engine aircraft would be a deal breaker for a near bankrupt nation gripped in a perpetual energy crisis!Let. me grasp this. Pakistan, which is close to bankrupt by maintaining so many single engine 4th gen F-16s, will certainly be doomed if China gifts it 2 squadrons of J-31s. Only maintainace charges will dry them up real good. Not to mention their pilots will be new to a twin-engine fighter; not sure if they can handle those. And finally, those are of Chinese. Anything Chinese say 5th gen, you are damn sure those will not be more than 4.5 gen. Tiny Israel has trouble maintaining their F-16Is, so they are acquiring some single engine F-35Is. Pak has almost equal economy, but has significantly bigger land mass and more people to feed. Their ISI also needs funds to continue their conspiracy against India. So Pak, getting even a medium 5th gen bird, is simply a pipe dream. For its part, China would better develop a Pak's city instead.
Nothing special, These type of offers are generally promised while marketing any product.If 3-4 aircraft's can churned out that is about 40-50 jets a year,pretty impressive number.
That will add 2 squadrons strength every year to our air force.
IA is already allowed to do so. They already ordered HAL Rudra and LCH , even more than IAF.I think IAF should allow IA to have their own aerial divisions. IAF should stop demanding those platforms as its own. You know, Army received 6 AH-64Es, but has planned to procure upto 39 Apaches (2 squadrons) . No wonder, IAF does not feel good about it.
IAF's rudeness started after the news of IA's procurement of Apaches.IA is already allowed to do so. They already ordered HAL Rudra and LCH , even more than IAF.
Yup, there is a lack of interoperability between the forces but it will be minimised as soon as the chief of defence staff will be appointed.IAF's rudeness started after the news of IA's procurement of Apaches.