TR HÜRJET-Advanced Jet Trainer/ Light attack aircraft

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There are unverified rumours about I Sunnetci’s statement regarding Turkey buying some of the unwanted A400M transport planes. (6 out of 7 with Germany getting the other)

There were news that S Korea was offering Spain their trainer aircraft. Spain came back with a counter offer to give them A400Ms at the 15% price of 27million dollars a piece as a swap deal.

Hurjet was offered to the Spanish.
Hurjet was not brought to Farnborough, because it had to go through urgent upgrades.
Now we are hearing that Hurjet is to go to Spain.

2 x 2 = ???

Any thoughts??
Confirmation of a possible deal being in the works:
"According to sources who spoke to Defence Turkey, Spain is offering to pay for the procurement of 24 HÜRJETs through the sale of 6 A400Ms to the Turkish Air Force via Airbus (i.e. by way of barter). The Turkish Air Force has been working for some time to increase the number of A400Ms in its inventory, but due to budget constraints, additional purchases could not be made."
 

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Yes, even if a barter trade it will open doors in many other countries.
And I doubt US would deny export license of F404 to spain. Heck, if we established a production centre there and spain imported engines as an intermediary in the worst case scenario, that would work too
 

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24 Hurjets for 6 A400M
1 A400M costs roughly 160 million euros, so we are selling a single Hurjet for 40 million euros(43.5 million $). IMHO this is a good trade for us.
 

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If Hurjet lives up to the expectations and good enough to be bought and use by Spain… then I don’t understand why TAF did’t procure some already…
 

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If Hurjet lives up to the expectations and good enough to be bought and use by Spain… then I don’t understand why TAF did’t procure some already…

There is an order in place for the first batch of 12 Hurjets.
 

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Did the new TAI CEO not say that talks are ongoing for a larger batch in his last interview?
I think he said 50.
 

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Did the new TAI CEO not say that talks are ongoing for a larger batch in his last interview?
I think he said 50.
we had once 88 T-38 TALON, 55 of them went through ARI modernization by TUSAŞ starting from april 2012 so yes even for the coming advance trainer variant we may need 50-55 HÜRJET just to replace current T38Ms in 121st ARI Squadron at Çiğli İzmir

 
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Hürjet on its ferry flight to Spain with an A400M.

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24-001, and a roundel :love: She looks beautiful with a last minute makeover.

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24 Hurjets for 6 A400M
1 A400M costs roughly 160 million euros, so we are selling a single Hurjet for 40 million euros(43.5 million $). IMHO this is a good trade for us.

the marketing value of Hurjet being adopted by a NATO member is also priceless for Turkish aviation industry
 

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I wonder if this could lead the way for spain to collaborate on Kaan. Despite their aging harriers they have not yet comitted to purchasing F35B, although I imagine it's only a matter of time. However they have strong feelings about supporting their local industries. In the event that UK does not commit to GCAP, and FCAS is uncertain, Italy and Spain may be interested in joining Kaan as partners if we could make a good argument, allowing them their own variants of Kaan, they may be enticed, although they may just but more F35 and / or eurofighters for the time being and be done with it
 

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Are these A400M's new ones or used ones?
They are the ones Spain ordered about 10 years ago but didn't take delivery of. They are also delayed in production due to late orders and I don't think there are unused A400Ms lying around somewhere. They will be built.
 

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eventhough this is an old post guess at this point once again remembering key FEATURES/potatntial of Hürjet is important
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sure I can be wrong but on AVERAGE Hürjet (13,27 deg/s) turn rate is almost as fast as a f 16 (14 deg/s) and again on AVERAGE Hürjet (45000 feet/dkk) is %90 of F 16s climb rate (50000 feet/min)

another intersting thing is eventhough Hürjet has half the range of a F 16 still it's range is 400 km more than T 7 red hawk and T 50 and it was stated that it will have air refueling capability.
 
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