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Any mishap in the delivery of such an engine is politically oriented as GE is fully capable of fulfilling the order.

It would be limiting if EJ200 were bigger rather than smaller.

Our defense industry have their hands full with efforts to meet milestones in the months ahead so there is no time for show.

My guess is because 6th gen fighters rely on better stealth it will not need as much agility and control surfaces in the wings will be enough for the amount of agility it needs.

Thrust vectoring is not worth the effort in modern planes. If deemed useful it can be added as a nozzle extension in the future. However I don't think TAI will do it as it is not critical when you have stand off munitions.

No it doesn't. It only has thrust throttling like the F16. The exhaust nozzle expand and shrinks but does not redirect.

How can I find some palm oil to get accustomed to.

Vertical stabilizers are primarily bad for radar visibility and also for range to some extent but are good for agility. 6th gen planes have an emphasis on stealth so they would rather ditch the vertical stabilizers. But for tempest they chose to have them so I would say 5.6 gen plane.

The Tempest has vertical stabilizers which a typical 6th gen fighter is supposed to do away with.

Better energy efficiency through a 3 stream variable cycle engine. There is no indication whether this will mean a longer range or better speed or endurance. Bigger electric power generation capacity to support laser weapons. TFX power generation can be increased to match this as the plane is...

Seems like you haven't been following; the map had already been updated within a few days of when we had a discussion and not recently.

MFA Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu revealed that Portugal is in negotiations with Baykar for TB2 acquisition. The Baykar exports map has changed to include Portugal in the likely users of TB2.

The US didn't get so big because they are a bunch of fools. They would never let you off without paying for it dearly. They want to cripple Türkiye not help flourish.

We have seen that America is weak.

Qatar is a tiny country with too much money, they would rather keep the money in Türkiye to invest more.

When nearly all the money stays inside the Turkish economy cost of weapons can be comfortably born by the government budget. By spreading production over time a good number of tanks can be inducted.

135 hp/lt power density is superb. This engine can be a killer.

Considering TAI electrified a helicopter for unmanned operation they may want to try their hand in electric regional planes business..There are a multitude of startups developing planes to do this. It will be relatively easy to accomplish considering the relative ease of making electric motors...

A safe bet to go for any country is unmanned fighters. TAI have already stepped into the field with the Anka3. TAI can make them affordably for exports market without much support from the airforce. Other fighter projects can also be planned for future market opportunities.

You can't wait until you become totally independent in economy. Those who want to sanction you for having nukes will also be at loss trying to stand in your way. Especially when they are the actual threat towards you and you want to protect yourself from them. You need to bite the bullet and...