Turkish defense industry news updates

[jai jaganath]

How will they gain expertise?? By copying Augusta Westland to t129 ???

I am talking about Anka 3
Not Tai helis

 

[WolfPack86]

Turkey 5th generation fighter.

 

[IndianHawk]

Surely

DM me about the amount of money you would wedger??

 

[IndianHawk]

I am talking about Anka 3
Not Tai helis

What about anka 3 ??

 

[jai jaganath]

DM me about the amount of money you would wedger??

But pese nahi hai student hun
This is the benefit of being student
Bolne me kya hi jata hai pese toh nahi hote hai

 

[jai jaganath]

What about anka 3 ??

The early rollout

 

[rodeo]

Other than a drone what has their entire aviation sector has actually delivered??

It's only been a little over 10 years since we've been putting out complete platforms. Before that, it was parts production for western aircrafts and technology development. The secret of the fast progress lies partially in our experience with the previous endeavors with western companies. We got our hands dirty with programs like F16 production, A380, A400M, F35 etc. We excel in manufacturing. What we lacked was design capability. That is our focus and we've been doing mighty fine considering our belated entry to the sector. What matters for us it the pace of progress. Here are some of our indigenously developed aerial vehicles in that short time.

HÜRKUŞ

GÖKBEY

(T129 is based on A129 but its avionics and armaments are completely Turkish)

HÜRJET

TFX

TB-2

AKINCI

KIZILELMA

ANKA

AKSUNGUR

ANKA-3

In a few weeks TAI will reveal and fly T929, the indigenously developed heavy attack helicopter.

There are over 1500 private(and a few state-owned) defense companies working day and night to make these possible.

 

[rodeo]

4K images of TFX by SavunmaSanayiST

 

[The Shrike]

Ya sure we are behind . Whatever makes you feel good man.

Whenever I return on this forum I find more and more lack of depth or naunce. Perhaps the average age of members is falling or their education hard to say. Need to go back to real world .

I'v been following this for more than one and a half decades, back in the day some people would make passionate arguments about how India is more technologically advanced in defence and space, and most people would actually agree, with passage of time they have turned out to be .

 

[SavageKing456]

Have we delivered a drone yet?

India started the work on autonomous aerial drones in the 80s and yet 30-40 years later we still do not have a production variant.
Their drones have wreaked havoc in conflicts and turned the tide in favour of Azerbaijan in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and played a pivotal role in halting Russian advances in the Russia-Ukranian war.

Today we are in such a position that alteast a donze odd countries have overtaken us in drone tech.Heck, even the heavily sanctioned iran has mass produced thousands of combat drones.

In india rolled out engineers do not have in depth knowledge especially in aerospace sector

 

[BON PLAN]

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It's clearly a mix of a F22 and a F35...
Nothing original.
Is Turkey a new China? copy and paste....

 

[BON PLAN]

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looks like it has EOTS(or its placeholder) which we wont have until 2035 or so

A nice mock up as for now....

 

[BON PLAN]

If they could make this thing run they will fly it also.

To be seen.
Remember Gripen, with FBW failures.
To built and fly stable UCAV is one thing, an unstable (I hope !) modern fighter another.

 

[Corvus Splendens]

To be seen.
Remember Gripen, with FBW failures.
To built and fly stable UCAV is one thing, an unstable (I hope !) modern fighter another.

It's also underpowered for now. They are looking for better engines.

A nice mock up as for now....

To my surprise they haven't actually developed an EOTS yet to go in the mount below the nose. But they do have IRST available. The GaN AESA is also under development. They can't run any weapon integration tests before these sensors are available, so why was TAI in a hurry to roll it out.

 

[TFX]

It's clearly a mix of a F22 and a F35...
Nothing original.
Is Turkey a new China? copy and paste....

Yeah,we copy and paste.
They are all copies of each other frenchie,why does it hurt when we do it?
At least we took the nose from the F-22 and the ass of the Su57,a better mix then the rest,wouldnt you say so?
Come with better comments,maybe then ill take you serious.

 

[TFX]

It's also underpowered for now. They are looking for better engines.

To my surprise they haven't actually developed an EOTS yet to go in the mount below the nose. But they do have IRST available. The GaN AESA is also under development. They can't run any weapon integration tests before these sensors are available, so why was TAI in a hurry to roll it out.

It was promissed to the people(politics),100 year aniversary of the Turkish Republic.

 

[Corvus Splendens]

It was promissed to the people(politics),100 year aniversary of the Turkish Republic.

So the upcoming elections in May were a motivation.

 

[jai jaganath]

Yeah,we copy and paste.
They are all copies of each other frenchie,why does it hurt when we do it?
At least we took the nose from the F-22 and the ass of the Su57,a better mix then the rest,wouldnt you say so?
Come with better comments,maybe then ill take you serious.

Nice sarcasm

 

[IndianHawk]

It's only been a little over 10 years since we've been putting out complete platforms. Before that, it was parts production for western aircrafts and technology development. The secret of the fast progress lies partially in our experience with the previous endeavors with western companies. We got our hands dirty with programs like F16 production, A380, A400M, F35 etc. We excel in manufacturing. What we lacked was design capability. That is our focus and we've been doing mighty fine considering our belated entry to the sector. What matters for us it the pace of progress. Here are some of our indigenously developed aerial vehicles in that short time.

HÜRKUŞ

GÖKBEY

(T129 is based on A129 but its avionics and armaments are completely Turkish)

HÜRJET

TFX

TB-2

AKINCI

KIZILELMA

ANKA

AKSUNGUR

ANKA-3

In a few weeks TAI will reveal and fly T929, the indigenously developed heavy attack helicopter.

There are over 1500 private(and a few state-owned) defense companies working day and night to make these possible.

So drones are only product turkey has successfully build in numbers with their own design till now??

 

[IndianHawk]

I'v been following this for more than one and a half decades, back in the day some people would make passionate arguments about how India is more technologically advanced in defence and space, and most people would actually agree, with passage of time they have turned out to be .

Why don't you compare all components of aviation sector of India and turkey based on actual facts , actual product actual numbers to prove your claim about how turkey is ahead of India for us all to see. Otherwise you are the only clown here.