JF-17(FC-1) Thunder

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Citat:Brand new JF-17 appears in Chengdu
A newly assembled JF-17 has been photographed in Chengdu. This suggest that the Chengdu plant has a production line besides the one in Pakistan.
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Malaysia mulls options to buy JF-17 Thunder

Citat:A top Malaysian official in Pakistan indicated on Sunday that his country is mulling options to buy Joint Fighter-17 (JF-17) Thunder multi-role fighters from Islamabad.

“This [JF-17] jet fighter is considered an excellent production of Pakistan in the defence sector and decision about the number [of purchases] would be taken very soon by the Malaysian government,” High Commissioner of Malaysia to Pakistan Dato Dr Hasrul Sani bin Mujtabar said in a media interview.

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No Plan To Buy Pakistan Fighter Jet - Hishammuddin

Citat:The Defence Ministry has no plan to purchase the Joint Fighter-17 (JF-17) Thunder multi-role fighters (JF-17) from Pakistan as was reported in the international news media today, said Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein.

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"treba neko da razvije novi MiG-21, prodavace se ko alva"

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Napisano: 28 Dec 2015 12:29
Target met, PAC produced 16 JF-17 aircrafts in 2015: spokesperson

The spokesperson stated that authorities have decided to increase production capabilities
PESHAWAR (Dunya News) – Spokesperson for the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) on Monday has said that Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) has achieved its annual production goal.

In a statement issued, the spokesperson stated that authorities have decided to increase aeronautical complex’s production capabilities.

The complex has handed over 16th JF-17 Thunder aircraft to the air force in the ongoing year.

Earlier in September, Kamra complex had made the Airborne Warning And Control System (AWACS) aircraft operational on half the cost as compared to foreign companies. As a result, USD 15 million were saved due to the indigenous repair to the aircraft. Feasibility study of Gwadar deep waters shipyard was also completed.

The aircraft had been damaged in an attack by terrorists during on Kamra aeronautical complex.

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Dopuna: 28 Dec 2015 12:35

PAF chief has announced that from 2016 onwards, Pakistan Aeronautical Complex at Kamra will produce 25 JF-17s per year and JF-17s will also be sold to allied nations of Pakistan.

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Can You tell us who is the first foreign customer for FC-1/JF-17?

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Napisano: 28 Dec 2015 12:40

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Can You tell us who is a first foreign customer for FC-1/JF-17?
only speculations...

however pac is increasing production capacity and another complex for manufacturing jf17 is being made---- its speculated that paf will still get 16-17 aircrafts/year and the rest will be for export of blk2


there are roughly 4-5 countries in advanced negotiations however they have asked for a dual seat trainer of jft blk2 ... which will be unveild in 2016

Dopuna: 28 Dec 2015 12:42

right now there are 60-80 jft operational or in final testing phase

Dopuna: 28 Dec 2015 12:44

pac is to have its own rd93 overhaul facility .. it was reported some months back when mi35 deal with the russians was signed

Dopuna: 28 Dec 2015 12:48

ISLAMABAD: Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Sohail Aman says JF-17 Thunder programme has achieved important milestones and the aircraft will match the standards of its competitors.
He was talking to Commander Royal Jordanian Air Force Major General Mansour Salim Al-Jobour in Amman on Thursday.
Commander Jordanian Air Force appreciated high standards of professionalism being set by Pakistan Air Force and stressed the need for learning from each other’s experience.
source: The Nation

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Dopuna: 28 Dec 2015 12:49

Pakistan seeks Russian help in modernizing engine repair facilities & attain RD93 repair capability

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Dopuna: 28 Dec 2015 12:51

Fourth JF-17 Thunder squadron complete as PAC rolls out 16th aircraft

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Dopuna: 28 Dec 2015 12:52

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) on Monday rolled out the 16th Block 2 JF-17 aircraft and formally handed it over to the Pakistan Air force (PAF), marking the completion of four squadrons.

The JF-17 Thunder, a single-engine multi-role fighter jet, and was jointly developed by China and Pakistan. Development on the aircraft started in 1999, and the maiden flight was conducted in 2003.

The initial Block 1 JF-17s were received in 2007, with production of the upgraded Block 2 JF-17s started in 2013. The upgraded models have upgraded avionics, air-to-air refuelling capability, data link, enhanced electronic warfare capability and enhanced load carrying ability.

Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Air Chief Marshal Sohail Aman attended the ceremony, with Minister for Defence Production Rana Tanveer Hussain attending as the chief guest.

Hussain reaffirmed Pakistan's commitment towards promoting self-reliance in defence production and thanked the government of China for its unrelenting support.

"I appreciate the vital role played by our time-tested Chinese friends for the success of the JF-17 program. Their support of Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) Kamra and so many other projects is cherished and highly valued by every Pakistani," Hussain said.

The Chief of Air Staff expressed his satisfaction with the progress of the JF-17 programme.

He praised the professional competence and commitment displayed by PAC personnel in meeting the milestones of the JF-17 programme and urged them to continue their best efforts in pursuit of excellence.

PAC Kamra is responsible for the maintenance of all PAF operational assets.

In 2010, the Chief of the Air Staff at the time, Air Chief Marshal Rao Qamar Suleman had said the aircraft would be the mainstay of PAF's operations, multiply its operational capacity and enable it to conduct day and night multi-role operations which had become imperative in the prevailing global and regional situation.