Fighter jet engine deal with India to start this year: GE Aerospace's Amy Gowder

TopGun786 said:
Samajdaar qoum 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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dekh lo nateejje sammne hain

the same USA that send its 7th fleet in bay of bengal in 1971 with UKs HMS EAGEL carrier battle group now is selling all its cutting edge daul use technology to india and gave NSG waiver despite india not bieng signatorry of NSG not just that India buying all weapons and Crude OIL from Russia and doing buissness in tune of 125 billion $$s with China still ding great buissness and cultural relations with USA and its allies just like India is great relations with Saudia and UAE or Bharain/Oman and still having good relations with Israel and Iran

if thats not Samajhadaari then what is

Fighting with USA & allies for Afghan Taliban .. same Taliban thats attacking Pakistani men in uniform now ..... ya ya so much for ZINDA QOUM
 

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Guru Dutt said:
dekh lo nateejje sammne hain

the same USA that send its 7th fleet in bay of bengal in 1971 with UKs HMS EAGEL carrier battle group now is selling all its cutting edge daul use technology to india and gave NSG waiver despite india not bieng signatorry of NSG not just that India buying all weapons and Crude OIL from Russia and doing buissness in tune of 125 billion $$s with China still ding great buissness and cultural relations with USA and its allies just like India is great relations with Saudia and UAE or Bharain/Oman and still having good relations with Israel and Iran

if thats not Samajhadaari then what is

Fighting with USA & allies for Afghan Taliban .. same Taliban thats attacking Pakistani men in uniform now ..... ya ya so much for ZINDA QOUM
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Like I am gonna read bullshit from your side.
BTW thanks for taking pain for writing so long comments for me.
😁😁😁
 
Not only GE engines with TOT will come to India but India will get Safron engines too from France with TOT.... I think Safron engines will be used in AMCA mark 2 version.....
 
Getting engine technology is the last hurdle in complete aero space technology...
Giant strides are being made and all started with much maligned Tejas and Dhruv helicopters
Key now is getting the 83 Tejas delivered in four or five years max
 
The Americans offering significant tech transfer, sure.... This is what they did with their closest ally the UK the only level 1 partner in the JSF program;


"This remains the basis of the agreements reached with the U.S. in 2006."

The Pentagon last month said it would keep to itself the so-called source code, the key to the F-35's electronic brains, despite requests from co-development partners -- Britain, Italy, the Netherlands, Turkey, Canada, Australia, Denmark and Norway.

Access to the technology had been publicly sought by Britain, which had threatened to scrub plans to buy as many as 138 F-35s if it were unable to maintain and upgrade its fleet without U.S. involvement and if they withheld such things as the software code.


We then went solo with a few other nations for the 6th generation.
 
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Waz said:
The Americans offering significant tech transfer, sure.... This is what they did with their closest ally the UK the only level 1 partner in the JSF program;


"This remains the basis of the agreements reached with the U.S. in 2006."

The Pentagon last month said it would keep to itself the so-called source code, the key to the F-35's electronic brains, despite requests from co-development partners -- Britain, Italy, the Netherlands, Turkey, Canada, Australia, Denmark and Norway.

Access to the technology had been publicly sought by Britain, which had threatened to scrub plans to buy as many as 138 F-35s if it were unable to maintain and upgrade its fleet without U.S. involvement and if they withheld such things as the software code.


We then went solo with a few other nations for the 6th generation.
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Only Israel has that access for the F-35I jets.
 
Waz said:
The Americans offering significant tech transfer, sure.... This is what they did with their closest ally the UK the only level 1 partner in the JSF program;


"This remains the basis of the agreements reached with the U.S. in 2006."

The Pentagon last month said it would keep to itself the so-called source code, the key to the F-35's electronic brains, despite requests from co-development partners -- Britain, Italy, the Netherlands, Turkey, Canada, Australia, Denmark and Norway.

Access to the technology had been publicly sought by Britain, which had threatened to scrub plans to buy as many as 138 F-35s if it were unable to maintain and upgrade its fleet without U.S. involvement and if they withheld such things as the software code.


We then went solo with a few other nations for the 6th generation.
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The Deal is for older engines 404 and 414. .
 
onlinpunit said:
The Deal is for older engines 404 and 414. .
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Ah ok that's different. The thing is that still powers the SuperHornet. Again let's see how much they let off with.
 
Waz said:
Ah ok that's different. The thing is that still powers the SuperHornet. Again let's see how much they let off with.
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Even these engines are superior to the best that they can get elsewhere

I was reading the Indians have had to keep maintain over 1000 engines for the su30 mki fighters
Firstly twin engines
Secondly maintenance headache engines
Hence they went for single engine Tejas with western engines
They learnt their lessons
Pak may get away with it as china as far bigger more efficient military industrial base then Russia ever had.
 
harpy1 said:
Even these engines are superior to the best that they can get elsewhere
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Wait what even better than what France was offering? I thought that was a good deal i.e. a real source of TOT i.e. Safran.
 
Waz said:
Wait what even better than what France was offering? I thought that was a good deal i.e. a real source of TOT i.e. Safran.
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I'm not sure Safran is ready yet
Remember the GE engine is now
Safran is for future including Amca
 
Indian fighter engines will sourced from USA and french technology...
Can't really complain with this
 
It’s surprising that India is not even close to making a modern jet engine after all these years
 
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