TF-X / KAAN / Hürjet Turkish Fighter & Trainer Aircrafts News & Discussions

[hyperman]

If there is going to be 2 engines, it will need a completely new design. Lets see how it plays out, I've seen several proposals, Hurjet naval like a tejas type design, Naval KAAN, new 2 engine medium fighter like KF-21, it could be a drone solution like Kizilelma for all we know..

I think Turkey should go for a French style catapult solution and make a Naval KAAN. It will be big like the J-15, but with Catapults, I think it will be worth it, and then supplement it with drones whether like Kizilelma or CCA, sort of like a command aircraft.

 

[rakib]

If there is going to be 2 engines, it will need a completely new design. Lets see how it plays out, I've seen several proposals, Hurjet naval like a tejas type design, Naval KAAN, new 2 engine medium fighter like KF-21, it could be a drone solution like Kizilelma for all we know..

I think Turkey should go for a French style catapult solution and make a Naval KAAN. It will be big like the J-15, but with Catapults, I think it will be worth it, and then supplement it with drones whether like Kizilelma or CCA, sort of like a command aircraft.

Is it ok to post the link to another defense website defencehub dot live where some Turkish posters have discussed the 2 x TF-10000 Hurjet-X idea ? The thread also has an excellent image of the plane, is it ok to post it here? This plane can be great for a lot of countries who do not want to spend too much money on capex and operation, and also get MUM-T feature on the cheap. It can also be merged with JF17 PFX program.

 

[worldwar]

Pakistan should abandon the J‑35. Since both Pakistan and Turkey are Muslim‑majority countries, it should support its brother‑nation and instead seek to procure the Kaan fighter jet.

 

[worldwar]

Back then, Pakistan reportedly transferred technologies related to the JF-17 Thunder, jointly developed by China and Pakistan, to Türkiye, providing significant support for the development of Türkiye’s aerospace industry. This reportedly caused dissatisfaction in China and led China to restrict and delay the delivery of J-35 fighter jets to Pakistan.

If that is indeed the case, Pakistan should continue sharing relevant J-10C technologies with Türkiye, further supporting the aerospace industry of its fellow Muslim brotherly nation and contributing to the broader Muslim world.

 

[worldwar]

At present, China and the United States have pulled far ahead of Europe in a number of areas of military technology. Because Türkiye is a NATO member, it is difficult for it to obtain advanced technologies directly from China. As a Muslim country and an important bridge between China and the Muslim world, Pakistan should make full use of its unique position by transferring more advanced technologies acquired from China to Türkiye, thereby helping its Muslim brother country strengthen its defense industry.

For example, Pakistan could discreetly transfer to Türkiye technologies related to China’s PL-15 air-to-air missile, as well as advanced technologies involving fighter-jet radars, fighter engines, and other defense systems.