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Somebody needs to fill the gap that Russia left in the defense market.

IP rights expire, if we can get hold of some useful manufacturing technology with few years left to expiry we can benefit from it. 32nm or 28nm processes can be very useful.

Malaysia has what we don't have, a working microelectronics industry.

I would make a three seat version of Hürjet as a passenger plane and customize it for long range. There was a foreign project like that. Also add some luggage pods perhaps.

I read that Malaysia expects deliveries by 2025 which is in line with Hürjet program timelines.

How long it takes to make a complete charge makes all the difference. Production of the first 1.000.000 cars will take 10 years for TOGG. So they will start with low rate production.

Who said this is a big achievement?

The 250.000 charging stations number will probably include stations that are mandatory to be built inside every new condo to be built which is now a part of the Turkish building code.

Advanced robotic drones like Skynet can kill all of them. Small helicopters powered by small turbine engines like the TJ90 can be good precursors to it.

Are they simulating signal latency with long cables? :LOL:

Technology is changing and electrification is a thing, active protection is a thing, directed energy weapons is a thing, automation is a thing, artificial intelligence is a thing, sensor fusion, ground air integration are things now. There needs to be designs that take into account such...

Now this is interesting. While we are selling drones to the world we have no footprint in our nascent air taxi business on the verge of being owned by foreign makers.

News of a successfully running thorium reactor will probably rank as the top technology achievement news anyone can realistically get. I hope we get there in the next 4 years and then we can export 80% of the natural gas we extract and save the remaining 20% for purposes other than heating. Is...

I guess that will happen in due time.

They are just entering Navy service this year but their days as the only marine capable assault chopper in our possession are counted. I hope they get a well deserved retirement when they are done serving.

Finally a jet plane for Turkish modelers and other fans to model after proudly.

In doing what? People may think it is a good way of achieving national goals while pitfalls may lie on the way. I don't like to involve RR in engine development either as they may cause our engine independence to be put off while ensuring engine availability. It is a selection between two...

This kind of cooperation should not be allowed to block the way of totally indigenous development.

Being in the heart of defense industry SSB Chief Ismail Demir reportedly wants one big engine company rather than many small ones. Probably like MTU of Germany that makes all kinds of engines.

You also need to invest big money on a number of ICBM size rockets or better use reusable first stage. Or try lasers from high flying jets.