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2 FOC are being used as test bed for Mk1A. In fact one of them have already test flown with Elta 2052 AESA radar. Another one might fly Uttam or integrating updated console with EW Pod.
I think it’s a mini project on how to convert FOC Tejas into Mk1A. Though with low fighter numbers, even those 2 are valuable.
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DefExpo 2022: IAF to phase out Mig-29, Mirage and Jaguar fighter jets by 2035; LCA Mk2 will replace them
DefExpo 2022: IAF to phase out Mig-29, Mirage and Jaguar fighter jets by 2035; LCA Mk2 will replace them
While six squadrons of the Jaguar fighter aircraft would be retired by 2032 in a phased manner, commencing from 2025, three squadrons of Mig-21 to be retired by 2024, followed by phasing out of three squadrons each of Mirage 2000 and MiG-29 fleets by late next decade.
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Don't know what they quite mean by this, I guess lets see what happens:
" The engine will be manufactured in India. In this regard, we had MoU with GE for its manufacturing with 100 per cent transfer of technology. "
Will believe it when I see it broDefExpo 2022: IAF to phase out Mig-29, Mirage and Jaguar fighter jets by 2035; LCA Mk2 will replace them
DefExpo 2022: IAF to phase out Mig-29, Mirage and Jaguar fighter jets by 2035; LCA Mk2 will replace them
While six squadrons of the Jaguar fighter aircraft would be retired by 2032 in a phased manner, commencing from 2025, three squadrons of Mig-21 to be retired by 2024, followed by phasing out of three squadrons each of Mirage 2000 and MiG-29 fleets by late next decade.
Don't know what they quite mean by this, I guess lets see what happens:
" The engine will be manufactured in India. In this regard, we had MoU with GE for its manufacturing with 100 per cent transfer of technology. "
GE as if us will give us anything
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That's 300 jets (including Mig-21s) which means IAF will have to place an order for atleast 12 squadrons of LCA Mk-2 but IAF's chief recently stated that they're considering only 6 squadrons of Mk-2s. The punk is still talking about MRFA of 100+ jets...BJP govt would never allow some $30bn+ to be dumped to a foreign firm irrespective of the offset clause they offer. Dassault didn't meet/fulfill the offset requirements per the 36 Rafale deal and all MoD could do was levy a meagre fine of $1mn - hilarious since Dassault might've paid a lot more in kickbacksDefExpo 2022: IAF to phase out Mig-29, Mirage and Jaguar fighter jets by 2035; LCA Mk2 will replace them
DefExpo 2022: IAF to phase out Mig-29, Mirage and Jaguar fighter jets by 2035; LCA Mk2 will replace them
While six squadrons of the Jaguar fighter aircraft would be retired by 2032 in a phased manner, commencing from 2025, three squadrons of Mig-21 to be retired by 2024, followed by phasing out of three squadrons each of Mirage 2000 and MiG-29 fleets by late next decade.
Don't know what they quite mean by this, I guess lets see what happens:
" The engine will be manufactured in India. In this regard, we had MoU with GE for its manufacturing with 100 per cent transfer of technology. "
As for GE offering ToT, I highly doubt it since American engines are the best in the world and no other country was able to replicate the tech. I'm guessing all they'd offer is assembly and source non-critical parts locally
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Aviation history! An Indian-made fighter lands on an Indian-made aircraft carrier for the first time. Seen here is an LCA Navy landing on INS Vikrant out on the Arabian Sea today.
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When IN is hellbent on not using a single engined fighter for carrier ops and TEDBF is no where close to prototype, what exactly are they evaluating with N-LCA landings on the Vikrant and on the shore based ski-jump ramps!!
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Well the press releases and coverage by usual folks says it all.
A feel good propaganda gimmick mostly.
There may be some utility as well to show it could be done and that local systems on both ends of this operation have reached maturity.
From beginning there should have been a single engine and dbl engine Tejas, and more engine options kept fluid in the design stages.... our defence planners are too blockheaded on some matters.
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