My mistake about MTOW of TB3. As you say it is 1450kg. But the plane is under 1200kg when empty as it will have a payload capacity of 280kg.TB3 has an MTOW of 1450kg and will probably need to land with around 1400kg loads on occasion. For take off it can either take off without assist or it can use a cable tug to get up to speed. For landing a solid wheel braking system coupled with a full lenght of the landing strip can be utilized. The slowing capability of the plane in the air can be augmented with larger ailerons. These precautions may or may not be sufficient for smooth operations. Ideally you don't want a landing plane to prevent another plane from taking off. When landing and take off are totally independent a high throughput can be achieved. Otherwise some planes will have to loiter to get a landing slot. This is not a whole lot of a big deal but would be good if avoided.
Another consideration is when the Kızılelma and Hürjet come into the picture. Hürjet will need the most infrastructure on the ground and it will probably happen the last. When the KE flies from the TCGA it will probably take off under its own power alone or be wire tugged like the TB3. For landing, good wheel brakes, large aelerons to slow down and smart timing can possibly do a good job. If not additional measures can be taken. For now all eyes are on the TB3.
During landing it will most likely have dispensed with a good deal of it’s fuel as well as most of it’s payload. It is a common practice to jettison heavier hung bombs before carrier landing as it can cause problems, both for safety of the ship and structural health of the UAV.
For taking off, the engine plus ski lift and the wings should give enough lift. That is why TEI was developing a specific engine for it.
It is the available landing strip that is a problem. It has to stop before the ski lift. When you take out the length of the recess at the back together with the lift area, you end up with a very short landing strip. You do not want 1.2 tons hitting the lift at speed. So it has to be well clear of it.
The total length of this ship from the very end to the tip of the ski lift is 232metres. Take out the recess, lift area and ski lift; You haven’t got much of a landing strip.
As for Hurjet and KE, I would forget landing altogether if without hook and arresting wires .