I have been wishing for 2 LHD and 2 full size carriers but it is all about realizing the potential. If things go well you can go for more if not you chose the affordable. Our technological development and requirements to protect our interests along with budgetary possibilities will play their roles. Sustainability will be the key, we want solutions that can be scaled.
They don't have to be twin ships. It is enough that they have the minimum qualifications to back each other up. The second ship will also have a dock. However, its deck area will be greatly expanded and it will offer qualities more suitable for air operations. As Ismail Demir stated two days ago, a great deal of experience has been accumulated with the construction and testing activities of TCG Anadolu, and these will be realized as new approaches. This accumulation will increase exponentially when the ship starts its navy service. I expect a ship with a combat weight between 32K-40K. I think we will go step by step. I hope that by the end of the 2030s we can talk about a real aircraft carrier, a ship whose main striking force will be the MMU.
However, on a personal note, I consider it more strategic to move forward in the field of nuclear-powered submarines rather than aircraft carriers. For each aircraft carrier or LAC ship, we need to add another 20% on top of the current size of the navy. The seconder strike capability platforms offers both defensive and offensive deterrence without this expansion. Aircraft carriers are for dominating the seas.
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EDIT: When the TCG Anadolu was being designed, the F-35B was the aim. When designing the Trakya ship, the aim will be twin-engine KE and Hürjet Naval (or another project that has not yet been declassified). This detail should not be overlooked.