Göksungur will be a turboprop UAV according to savunmasanayist! Not at all what we were expecting.
The jet powered UCAV TAI is developing is expected to feature internal weapon bays. I'm pretty sure what that thing is going to resemble...
Nope. As I have said previously, they referred to the aircraft as fictional and that it "could be on the drawing board". There were no signs of any jet powered UAV on the production or assembly facilities. I didn't come across a dedicated hangar either. But I do sometimes wonder what this place...
Well we don't know much about the Hürkuş ordeal either. TAI is managing so many programs at the same time. The fact that HAL has only produced a handful of parts for the AMCA proves my point (correct me if I'm wrong but they're waiting for state approval as far as I know). There are two Hürjet...
You don't need to hope so. That will most likely be the case, there are other things to worry about. Like the mass production process, or the production of the armed variant (like you suggested I guess). We also can't really define "desired speed" of the program can we? As only TAI knows about them.
TF-X's assembly facilities. Plenty of activity visible. Could be someone important visiting, or just shuttles getting people from A to B. Satellite imagery seems relatively recent.
This will likely be my third visit. And every time I asked anything regarding TISU all I received was confused faces, and denials. Last time I went there, is was said that there were a couple of studies being performed. So I doubt it. I don't think that will be available for us to see.
Well here is the thing... People tend to analyze pictures. And that's not something TAI currently wants. I'll ask a couple of questions regarding their policies regardless, but don't expect a fundamentally different answer.
EDIT: Yep that was me. And come on man I answered some questions at least 😂
No worries! Will be as transparent as humanly possible. And Radonsider will hopefully do a follow up report to wrap it all up. (will try to get more pictures this time).