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I am dont have a technical background for explaining the step by step proccess of testing the engine and the time it takes but with a quick research I can tell that we need 2 to 3 years just for testing（if we had any problems it can take longer）. Now I dont have any knowledge of current status...

That make sense actually. And also it would be a big achievement. I dont know why people are so crazy about flying with TF35K engine in 2028 and why they feel like if we cant finish before 2029 it would be a failure.

Ok .you right. I am not suprised. So do you mind anwering my question?

Nobody is suprised by Kaan's flying. Do you think TF35000 will be built, ground-tested and tested in a flying testbed KAAN in 2028 ?

Thanks everyone. I asked the question because I think there is a difference between what is advertised and what is technically possible. I believe that what Tusas achieved is very important and very good start for the future endeavors. But at the same time it is clearly just begining. We get...

Very true. To be honest , I would do the same. I hope we get results asap from TF-35K . I have question though. Lets say we have finished manufacturing the engine now how long do we need for testing before mass production？

That is the topic I want to learn more. If you think that it will not be ready why do you think of the technical limitations ? If you think we can get it ready how do you think we can achive that?

I know It is a big deal and also I know it is a milestone. Also I wonder what does that mean？How long it will take us from here to finalized,mass produced Kaan with indiginious engine ？

Hi I have been following this thread for the last 2 years and I admired mostly because of the comments backed by solid data. So I never thought to be a member because of my lack of engineering knowledge. I just read it to understand technical details. Now I see comments like “we weren't great...