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I support their ambitions but aren't they too brave to suddenly make 5th gen fighter?
Why not go for basic trainer (propeller) or advanced trainer (jet).
I don't want them to fail, hopefully they can be more rational, I don't want them to end up with something like:
Bukannya pesawat siluman tapi malah pesawat goib.
Why not go for basic trainer (propeller) or advanced trainer (jet).
I don't want them to fail, hopefully they can be more rational, I don't want them to end up with something like:
Bukannya pesawat siluman tapi malah pesawat goib.
Bisa juga.
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Singapore Airshow 2024: Boeing remains confident in Indonesian F-15EX programme
20th February 2024 - 13:38 GMT | by Norbert Neumann in Singapore
Despite uncertainty over a clear timeline for final approval of the Indonesian F-15EX fighter programme, discussions have been ongoing between the US and Indonesian governments, as they work to address various aspects of the FMS deal.
Boeing has recently met with its Indonesian counterparts to discuss the F-15EX fighter jet sale, but the timeline for the sale’s conclusion has remained unclear, as the US and Indonesian governments work out the details of the deal.
Indonesia emerged as the first export customer of the EX model in August last year when it signed an MoU with the US manufacturer during a facility visit. The US$13.9 billion FMS was approved the previous year by the US State Department.
“We’re working through the conversations and making sure that we structure the right opportunity that works for everybody involved,” Rob Novotny, executive director of Fighters Business Development for the Air Dominance Division at Boeing, told Shephard on the sidelines of the Singapore Airshow 2024.
Novotny, who said the parties were continuing to move moving forward, said: “Meetings are happening all the time…[but] it’s an FMS case, so obviously in which manner the US government negotiates, I can’t speak to that.”
The Boeing representative alluded to the recently concluded Indonesian elections as one of the factors that could have caused slowdown in the F-15EX contract and prevented the establishment of a specific date. Financing profiling was one of the issues the two nations still had to work through.
When asked whether he was confident about the deal’s ultimate viability, Novotny said “I’m confident the requirement still exists. I’m confident that the customer is still excited. My opinion is that it’s [the F-15EX] is a great platform for what I think [Indonesia’s] needs are. If I bind those together, my confidence level for the opportunity continues to rise.”
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20th February 2024 - 13:38 GMT | by Norbert Neumann in Singapore
Despite uncertainty over a clear timeline for final approval of the Indonesian F-15EX fighter programme, discussions have been ongoing between the US and Indonesian governments, as they work to address various aspects of the FMS deal.
Boeing has recently met with its Indonesian counterparts to discuss the F-15EX fighter jet sale, but the timeline for the sale’s conclusion has remained unclear, as the US and Indonesian governments work out the details of the deal.
Indonesia emerged as the first export customer of the EX model in August last year when it signed an MoU with the US manufacturer during a facility visit. The US$13.9 billion FMS was approved the previous year by the US State Department.
“We’re working through the conversations and making sure that we structure the right opportunity that works for everybody involved,” Rob Novotny, executive director of Fighters Business Development for the Air Dominance Division at Boeing, told Shephard on the sidelines of the Singapore Airshow 2024.
Novotny, who said the parties were continuing to move moving forward, said: “Meetings are happening all the time…[but] it’s an FMS case, so obviously in which manner the US government negotiates, I can’t speak to that.”
The Boeing representative alluded to the recently concluded Indonesian elections as one of the factors that could have caused slowdown in the F-15EX contract and prevented the establishment of a specific date. Financing profiling was one of the issues the two nations still had to work through.
When asked whether he was confident about the deal’s ultimate viability, Novotny said “I’m confident the requirement still exists. I’m confident that the customer is still excited. My opinion is that it’s [the F-15EX] is a great platform for what I think [Indonesia’s] needs are. If I bind those together, my confidence level for the opportunity continues to rise.”
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Singapore Airshow 2024: Boeing remains confident in Indonesian F-15EX programme | Shephard
Despite uncertainty over a clear timeline for final approval of the Indonesian F-15EX fighter programme, discussions have been ongoing between the US and Indonesian governments, as they work to address various aspects of the FMS deal.
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Mate, I-22 is at most an imaginary plane to showcase potential Infoglobal products (avionics etc).
military aerospace project, then I suppose we finish Elang Hitam and then from there move on the ladder to design something more complex.
Manned aircraft with our monetary situation and most importantly political will is just impossible.
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1 GE F414 ?
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Airbus Collaborates with GMF Aero Asia to Rejuvenate 5 Indonesian Air Force Helicopters
This agreement was signed by GMF CEO Andi Fahrurrozi and Airbus Helicopters Head of Asia-Pacific Vincent Dubrule on the sidelines of the Singapore Airshow.
In this agreement, the TNI AU's AS332 will undergo a mid-life upgrade. GMF will utilize Airbus technology to provide a retrofit solution which includes the installation of a full glass cockpit equipped with a sophisticated autopilot system.
"Airbus has supported Indonesian military helicopters for more than four decades. We are pleased to be able to expand our support to GMF to provide the best upgrade solutions for the Indonesian Air Force to increase the operational life of the Super Puma fleet," said Vincent in an official statement, Wednesday (21/2) .
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This agreement was signed by GMF CEO Andi Fahrurrozi and Airbus Helicopters Head of Asia-Pacific Vincent Dubrule on the sidelines of the Singapore Airshow.
In this agreement, the TNI AU's AS332 will undergo a mid-life upgrade. GMF will utilize Airbus technology to provide a retrofit solution which includes the installation of a full glass cockpit equipped with a sophisticated autopilot system.
"Airbus has supported Indonesian military helicopters for more than four decades. We are pleased to be able to expand our support to GMF to provide the best upgrade solutions for the Indonesian Air Force to increase the operational life of the Super Puma fleet," said Vincent in an official statement, Wednesday (21/2) .
Airbus Gaet GMF Aero Asia untuk Peremajaan 5 Helikopter TNI AU
Lima helikopter AS332 milik TNIA AU akan menjalani mid-life upgrade. GMF akan memanfaatkan teknologi Airbus. #bisnisupdate #update #bisnis #text
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No surprise, MiG-25 with a gross weight of 29 tons and 20 tons total thrust can reach nearly Mach 3 in level flight
F-15EX with 26 tons of thrust and only 15-18 tons gross weight (excl CFT) should do a lot better
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Indonesian vice Minister of defense at Boeing F15 simulator
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Maverick exercise
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Then why did you veto 34 bil so we couldnt buy dozens more Akinci with its MAM 🫠
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Why not Natuna?
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Natuna has Skadron 52 , Tarakan which faces another important choke point (Makassar strait) and potential hot spot (Sulu) has none
As for another one in Malang, We need assets to monitor Australian activities as well.
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Indonesian Ambassador to Turkey visited TAI where he met 15 Indonesian Air Force personnel that are currently training to operate the ANKA UAV.
