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You don't need IMF estimations, OK then what is your numbers, tell us so we have some numbers to look at. You better start making some sense now. I can see that you can't bear with anything good about Turkiye, so pathetic.

Remember this plane is already on the assembly line and is expected to fly in a few months. So our curiosity is to be satisfied with photographs and videos before long.

They are already on the map. We can not track numbers as they are not usually disclosed.

These pictures seem to be cutouts from another picture and some edge details are lost. I think this is best seen from the tail section. There seems to be more structure at the tail section that is not in the picture.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. It is so unfair to call an unfinished work ugly.

It should optionally fly with outside weapons, it is a common thing.

ANKA-3 should come with a carrier version too. A twin engine version and versions with larger engines should be planned too. It goes without saying that a tanker version should follow as well. When you have managed to fly a plane it is only natural to make versions of it with 80% commonality.

The planform of the ANKA-3 is not seen clearly from these two pictures but I do like the form from what I see. The exhaust seem a little exposed but this probably is not an issue as TAI have all the means to figure out if it is a problem. I don't like the delta types with straight edged high...

So this video is from before Kızılelma flied. I would say 10-15 days at least.

Buy gold, stocks, land, materials, TL but not foreign currency, dollar is bleeding. What if Türkiye sells gas with TL next year :unsure:

Ailerons are not installed yet; slats and flaps are not there so the wings look skinny, easy job though. Also horizontal stabilizers are not there. Seems like add on parts are not installed.

Outlook for select countries, from IMF 2022 numbers. Blue is PPP GDP per capita, orange is Nominal GDP per capita. I would say Turkiye's nominal GDP is actually at $15.890 looking at Romania's numbers.

You don't have to be selling them all once in a few years. This is throughout the life-cycle of the Project. The situation depends highly on tensions in the world. I would take this as a starting point. Remember that these planes open up the sales of other defense products from Türkiye. You...

UAE has 3 times the population and 2.5 times the economy of Qatar so it is only natural to ask for more. And UAE does not have stealth fighters.

I wish the below sales numbers can be achieved if not more Türkiye 250 KSA 150 UAE 120 Indonesia 100 Malaysia 50 Bangladesh 50 Pakistan 50 Ukraine 50 Poland 50 Kazakhstan 35 Azerbaijan 35 Qatar 35 Libya 25 Hungary 20 Total 1020 TFX fighters

Hafter's son has been visiting Türkiye frequently recently. Türkiye has been in contact with both sides.

How much a country will spend on fighter planes is totally up to the priorities of the country and the amount of their disposable income and savings.

Here is what the nominal GDP of some countries of interest for TFX look like (IMF estimate for 2022).

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I guess all major components of the plane are installed and the plane should look complete. So it should be ready for picture opportunities.