TR TF-X KAAN Fighter Jet

[Huelague]

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T. Kotil always said engine, ejection seat and control stick are not indigenous. In the last interviews he forget to count control stick. Never said 100% indigenous.

 

[Maximilien Robespierre]

T. Kotil always said engine, ejection seat and control stick are not indigenous. In the last interviews he forget to count control stick. Never said 100% indigenous.

This is what he said to the media? Why should I lie lmao.

 

[what]

Pro Tip: Share your sources and we can avoid these kinds of discussions.

 

[Huelague]

This is what he said to the media? Why should I lie lmao.

Give us the source.

 

[infrared]

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[MADDOG]

Something I found...


The U.K.'s Export Control Joint Unit on Nov. 6 replaced and updated its open general export license for goods in support of the Turkish Aerospace Industries TF-X program. The new license replaces the revoked license and allows for the export of "software or technology for the Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) TF-X Programme aircraft, also known as KAAN, from the U.K. to" Turkey and, in the case of reexports, the U.K.

UK Updates Turkey-Related General Export License

exportcompliancedaily.com

 

[Ripley]

Something I found...


The U.K.'s Export Control Joint Unit on Nov. 6 replaced and updated its open general export license for goods in support of the Turkish Aerospace Industries TF-X program. The new license replaces the revoked license and allows for the export of "software or technology for the Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) TF-X Programme aircraft, also known as KAAN, from the U.K. to" Turkey and, in the case of reexports, the U.K.


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Lifting all kinds of limitations on domestic military projects sounds great but, honestly, I’m not sure how to read this particular one.
Clearing the path to a partnership? A ToT?

 

[Afif]

Lifting all kinds of limitations on domestic military projects sounds great but, honestly, I’m not sure how to read this particular one.
Clearing the path to a partnership? A ToT?

Rolls-Royce engine and probably to extend BAE System's involvement in phase two.

 

[Ripley]

Rolls-Royce engine and probbaly to extend BAE System's involvement in phase two.

The engine would be so cool but so far it failed mainly because of the IP disagreement. And the latter, I don’t know bro

 

[Oublious]

Something I found...


The U.K.'s Export Control Joint Unit on Nov. 6 replaced and updated its open general export license for goods in support of the Turkish Aerospace Industries TF-X program. The new license replaces the revoked license and allows for the export of "software or technology for the Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) TF-X Programme aircraft, also known as KAAN, from the U.K. to" Turkey and, in the case of reexports, the U.K.


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What kind software is Tusas using? Rendering software? What i did understand is when you finished the project you are going to give it back.

 

[Lool]

Wasnt KAAN's software supposed to be national?

 

[neosinan]

Wasnt KAAN's software supposed to be national?

You can outsource a part of embedded software but Intention is clear Software as in Software tools like CAD/CAM solutions, PLM solutions or any software tools that is used in design and development of KAAN.

 

[boredaf]

Something I found...


The U.K.'s Export Control Joint Unit on Nov. 6 replaced and updated its open general export license for goods in support of the Turkish Aerospace Industries TF-X program. The new license replaces the revoked license and allows for the export of "software or technology for the Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) TF-X Programme aircraft, also known as KAAN, from the U.K. to" Turkey and, in the case of reexports, the U.K.


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I'd be truly shocked if this wasn't mainly about a RR engine.

 

[Quasar]

since Kaan enters a new stage revoking an open general export licence and issuing a new open general export licence reflecting a larger scope and our current needs which is stated and enlisted through the meaning i.e the definition of TF X KAAN programme is quite logical.

One of my concerns is with ''re exported''

 

[moz68k]

Yeah probably covering their bases for RR FADEC, MB seats, etc.

 

[Huelague]

Wasnt KAAN's software supposed to be national?

I thought from France?

 

[uçuyorum]

I thought from France?

They are using digital twin stuff from Dassault but a complicated platform like this requires many different software suites

 

[MADDOG]

From ASELSAN. Plenty of sub-systems visible.

Thx to @Radonsider for noticing these initially.

https://x.com/Defence_Turk/status/1721961864727232956?s=20

 

[Yasar_TR]

One of my concerns is with ''re exported''

So that Turkiye can export without recourse, to third parties the products produced under the licence agreement or use technology exported to Turkiye from UK.
That is a free ticket to transfer all technology related to TFX, be it software, design features of KAAN, or its propulsion systems and giving freedom to re export to third parties.

 

[Peter66]

So that Turkiye can export without recourse, to third parties the products produced under the licence agreement or use technology exported to Turkiye from UK.
That is a free ticket to transfer all technology related to TFX, be it software, design features of KAAN, or its propulsion systems and giving freedom to re export to third parties.

Seems a bit too good to be true