#Turkish aerospace industry

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TAI announces completion of the Delivery of the T129B ATAK Helicopter to the Philippines

The Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) recently announced that they have completed the delivery of the order of their T129B ATAK Helicopters to the Philippine Air Force (PAF). The PAF confirmed that the last two of six of the Helicopters they ordered was delivered last November 30, 2023.

They also said that the two Helicopters will be commissioned into Service on December 20, 2023 at the Wallace Air Station in La Union along with the Air Surveillance Radar (ASR) that was delivered recently by the Japanese Company Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (MEC).

Here is the Link to the Article at the BusinessMirror Website: https://businessmirror.com.ph/2023/12/12/turkish-firm-completes-delivery-of-6-t-129-atak-choppers-to-paf/

SOURCE: Turkish Firm completes delivery of 6 T-129 ‘Atak’ Choppers to PAF {Archived Link}

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Phantom Friday

Turkish Air Force F-4E PHANTOM II.

TAF has been flying ex-US and Luftwaffe Phantoms since 1974. In 2000 54 airframes were upgraded by Israeli Aerospace Industries into the F-4E 2020 Terminator configuration, and TAF plans to continue operating them until at least 2030.

The Phantom is like the B-52. It just keeps going and going and going...

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Ukraine wants to develop and buy fifth-generation poaching, and is not from the United States

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Ukraine has shown interest in investing in the development and also in the acquisition of a fifth-generation fighter, since its engineers are currently involved in the development of the poaching jet engine.

During an interview with CNN Türk on February 15, 2024, the Ukrainian ambassador to Turkey, Vasyl Bodnar, revealed that Ukraine expressed its intention to acquire and deploy the fifth-generation Turkish poacher Kaan (King). Ambassador Bodnar discussed the partnership, noting that this initiative is part of a broader collaboration, reflecting a history of defense and technological cooperation between Turkey and Ukraine.

To supply the Kaan jet engine, Ukrainian companies have established a consortium to compete with other global and Turkish companies.

The collaboration in the Kaan engine between Ukraine and Turkey is described by Ambassador Bodnar as mutually beneficial. He mentioned the advantages of domestic production capacities, which aim to improve the global competitiveness of both nations. In addition, Bodnar suggested that the Kaan could be competitive with other advanced aircraft, such as the F-35 Lightning II and the F-22 Raptor. Ukraine's approach to the acquisition of Kaan jets is described by the ambassador as comprehensive, planning both the purchase and the effective deployment to improve national defense.

The Kaan fighter is part of Turkey's National Combat Aircraft program, which began in 2017, with the aim of improving the country's defense infrastructure. It was designed with the intention of surpassing the capabilities of American F-35 jets and is planned to replace the existing F-16 fighters of the Turkish Air Force. The program faced delays, with the initial flight of the Kaan prototype postponed from late December 2023 or early January 2024 to March, due to unspecified reasons that require more ground testing. Series production is scheduled to begin in 2028.

The TAI Kaan, initially referred to as TF-X or Turkish Fighter (TF) and also known as Milli Muharip Uçak (National Combat Aircraft), is being developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) with the assistance of BAE Systems. The project aims to create a bimotor, all-climate poacher of air superiority, to succeed the F-16 Fighting Falcons of the Turkish Air Force and to operate alongside contemporary aircraft such as the F-35 Lightning II, with potential for international sales.

The project was started by the Executive Committee of the Defense Industry of Turkey on December 15, 2010, with the aim of developing a next-generation fighter. This led to an agreement in 2011 between the Undersecretary of Defence Industries of Turkey (now known as the Defense Industry Agency) and TAI, as well as TUSAS Engine Industries (TEI). TEI collaborates with the Ukrainian company Ivchenko Progress in the development of the Kaan engine since 2022. Initially, the Kaan will be equipped with General Electric F110 engines,

The Turkish company Aselsan is developing an advanced active electronic scanning radar for Kaan using gallium nitride technology. The aircraft's avionics aims to allow integration with unmanned aerial vehicles through secure data links.

The aircraft's armament is expected to include several air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles, along with different types of bombs to meet various mission requirements.

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Turkish Aerospace Industries P2 by Alexander Cromarty Via Flickr: TAI/AugustaWestland T129 ATAK

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The 🇹🇷 Turkish company Turkish Aerospace Industries presented its new attack UAV Anka-3

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Turkish Aerospace Industries has signed a contract to deliver two Hurkus-C light trainer and combat aircraft to Niger and three to Chad, a senior company official said.

Atilla Dogan, TAI’s deputy general manager, told media that the firm will deliver the aircraft to Niger by the end of the year, and to Chad in the first quarter of 2023.[...]

industry sources say the price for a single Hurkus-C is about $40 million to $50 million.

The contract with Niger follows the sale of 12 Hurkus-B aircraft to the African nation under a deal signed in 2021. That was TAI’s first export contract for the combat trainer.

The latest deals enhance Hurkus-C’s penetration into the African market. In May, the Libyan Air Force signed an agreement with TAI for the acquisition of the Hurkus-C. No details were given on quantity or delivery timeline.

The Hurkus-C is a tandem two-seat, low-wing, single-engine, turboprop aircraft that can perform close ground support missions. It is able to carry a 1,500-kilogram payload, including Cirit laser-guided missiles, Roketsan’s UMTAS anti-tank guided missiles and Mizrak anti-tank missiles.

The aircraft is also equipped with an advanced forward-looking infrared sensor built by military electronics specialist Aselsan, Turkey’s largest defense firm, and it has a maximum speed of 574 kph (357 mph).[...]

The Hurkus-B is an advanced version of the Hurkus-A, with integrated avionics. The cockpit avionics of the “B” variant have a layout similar to the American F-16 and F-35 fighter jets.

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Key Players in the Turkey Defense Market: Domestic Manufacturers and International Partnerships

In the Turkey defense market, there are both domestic manufacturers and international partnerships that play significant roles in shaping the industry.

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Here are key players in both categories:

Domestic Manufacturers:

ASELSAN: ASELSAN is Turkey's largest defense electronics company, specializing in the development, production, and integration of advanced military systems and technologies. ASELSAN manufactures a wide range of products, including communication systems, radar systems, electronic warfare systems, electro-optical systems, and weapon systems.

TAI (Turkish Aerospace Industries): TAI is Turkey's leading aerospace and defense company, involved in the design, development, production, and support of military and commercial aerospace platforms and systems. TAI manufactures aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), satellites, and aerospace components.

FNSS Defense Systems: FNSS Defense Systems is a joint venture between Turkey's Nurol Holding and BAE Systems, specializing in the design, development, and production of armored combat vehicles and weapon systems. FNSS manufactures a range of armored vehicles, including wheeled and tracked armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles.

BMC (BMC Otomotiv Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş.): BMC is a Turkish automotive and defense company, involved in the production of tactical wheeled vehicles, including armored personnel carriers, tactical trucks, and military land vehicles. BMC manufactures vehicles for military and security forces, as well as commercial markets.

Roketsan: Roketsan is Turkey's leading missile and rocket manufacturer, specializing in the design, development, and production of guided missiles, rockets, and munitions for air, land, and sea-based platforms. Roketsan's product portfolio includes anti-tank missiles, air defense systems, artillery rockets, and precision-guided munitions.

International Partnerships:

Lockheed Martin: Lockheed Martin is a major U.S. defense contractor that collaborates with Turkish defense companies on various defense projects, including the production of F-16 fighter jets and the development of missile defense systems.

Airbus: Airbus collaborates with Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) on the production of Airbus A400M military transport aircraft. TAI manufactures fuselage sections, landing gear components, and other structural parts for the A400M aircraft.

MBDA: MBDA is a European missile manufacturer that collaborates with Turkish defense companies on missile defense projects. MBDA has been involved in joint development programs with Turkey's Roketsan, including the SOM (Standoff Missile) cruise missile program.

Leonardo: Leonardo, an Italian aerospace and defense company, collaborates with Turkish defense companies on various defense projects, including the production of helicopters and unmanned aerial systems (UAS).

Thales: Thales, a French multinational company, collaborates with Turkish defense companies on the development and production of defense electronics, communication systems, and naval systems.

These are just a few examples of key players in the Turkey defense market, both domestic manufacturers and international partners. Collaborations and partnerships between domestic and international companies contribute to the development, production, and export of advanced defense systems and technologies, enhancing Turkey's defense capabilities and promoting defense industry cooperation.

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The fastest aerospace achievement in the world is a fighter airplane from Turkey.

The chief of the project's development said on Friday that Turkey's first indigenous fighter jet is the most successful project completed in the world in such a short amount of time and is compatible with all current aircraft.

Wednesday saw the first flight of the fifth-generation warplane, known as KAAN, which represents the latest development in the nation's efforts to modernize its air force and reduce reliance on foreign aid

Wednesday saw the first flight of the fifth-generation warplane, known as KAAN, which represents the latest development in the nation's efforts to modernize its air force and reduce reliance on foreign aid.

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To develop a domestic combat aircraft, NATO member Turkey started the TF-X project in 2016. In 2017, Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) and Britain's BAE Systems inked a $125 million contract to develop the fighter jet of the future.

The head of TAI, Temel Kotil, stated that KAAN reached a speed of 230 knots at an altitude of 8,000 feet during its 13-minute flight.

With the jet, Turkey will join the select few nations possessing the technology and infrastructure needed to create a fifth-generation combat aircraft.

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TAI finally starts delivery of T129 ATAK Helicopters to Nigeria

After complaining last Month of October 2023 about the delay in the Delivery of their T129B ATAK Helicopters, the Chief of Air Staff of the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Marshal Hasan Abubakar said that the Company Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) recently just delivered two out of the six said Helicopters which will then soon be inducted into Service.

Four more of the T129B Helicopters still need to be delivered to Nigeria. The Philippine Air Force (PAF) currently operates four of these T129B ATAK Helicopters, with two more that are still to be delivered

Here is the Link to the Article: https://leadership.ng/naf-takes-delivery-of-2-attack-helicopters/

SOURCE: NAF takes Delivery of 2 Attack Helicopters {Archived Link}

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Turkish Aerospace Industries TF KAAN Stealth Multirole Fighter Completes Maiden Flight

In February 21, 2024, Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) TF KAAN conducted it's maiden flight. TAI shared a video showing a KAAN stealth multirole fighter taking off and then returning to Mürted Airfield Command in the north Ankara. The successful flight, reaching an altitude of 8,000 feet with a speed of 230 knots, highlights President Recep Erdoğan's commitment to nationalizing Turkey's defense industry. This milestone represents a crucial step in realizing Erdoğan's vision of an indigenous, advanced fighter. Manufactured by the Turkish Aerospace firm Tusas, the KAAN, a fifth-generation stealth multirole fighter, completed a 13-minute flight, signaling a new era in Turkey's defense capabilities. The aircraft's initial performance indicators are promising, and it is transitioning from its original air-superiority role to a versatile multirole platform.

In February 21, 2024, Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) TF KAAN conducted it’s maiden flight. TAI shared a video showing a KAAN stealth multirole fighter taking off and then returning to Mürted Airfield Command in the north Ankara. The successful flight, reaching an altitude of 8,000 feet with a speed of 230 knots, highlights President Recep Erdo?an’s commitment to nationalizing Turkey’s defense…

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Finland approves deployment of the F-35A assembly line at Patria

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 04/03/2024 - 23:18in Military

The company Patria, in collaboration with the Finnish Ministry of Defense, is prepared to build an assembly facility in Finland for the production of F-35 Block 4 fighters.

The recent approval by the Ministerial Finance Committee of the Ministry of Defense's proposed lease of land and facilities is a significant milestone in the $9.6 billion acquisition agreement between Finland and Lockheed Martin, covering the delivery of 64 F-35A jets to the Finnish Air Force.

The automaker, a crucial component of the initial phase of the contract, will be located near the city of Nokia, with the beginning of the construction of the engine assembly building scheduled for the second half of 2024. The lease agreement for the site was signed in January between the Finnish Defense Forces and Defense Properties of Finland.

The Finnish Minister of Defense, Antti Häkkänen, emphasized the contribution of industrial cooperation to the defense industry of Finland, stating: “The F-35 agreement will generate critical experience in maintenance and repair, including reliability of maintenance, promoting significant know-how in Finland for the assembly and testing of F-35 engines.”

The assembly factory will collaborate closely with the regional aircraft center of Patria's aviation division in Tampere, with about 100 employees involved in various assembly functions at the facilities. Patria, in which the government holds a 50.1% stake, will work alongside the Norwegian company Kongsberg, which controls the remaining stake. In addition, Patria owns half of the Norwegian defense contractor Nammo.

The F-35s are scheduled to replace the former McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet jets of the Finnish Air Force, with retirement scheduled for 2030. The first batch of F-35 is expected to be delivered and deployed in the Arctic air bases in the regions of Lapland Finland by 2026.

The industrial cooperation component is expected to gradually expand by 2030, potentially covering the production or assembly of specific aircraft parts and systems in Finland. The Finnish Air Force has already carried out tests to evaluate the suitability of the F-35 to operate in extreme climatic conditions in the Arctic, with recent exercises including maneuvers on stretches of "closed road" in the Arctic and subarctic regions.

The ongoing exercises, such as the one-week Hanki 24 workouts in the northern part of the country, aim to better evaluate the adaptability of the F-35 to the challenging winter conditions of Finland, characterized by limited daytime light.

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Türkiye's First Fighter Jet KAAN Conducts Maiden Test Flight

The 21-metre aircraft can reach a maximum speed of 1.8 Mach thanks to its twin engines, which can produce 13,000 kilogrammes of thrust each.

KAAN's features include high situational awareness, optimised pilot workload, combat damage detection, and more.

Türkiye's first domestic fighter jet KAAN, designed and manufactured by Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), has successfully conducted its maiden test flight.

Temel Kotil, the head of TAI, said on X that KAAN stayed in the air for 13 minutes and reached a speed of 230 knots at an altitude of 8,000 feet during the flight on Wednesday.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Türkiye has left behind another critical stage to produce its own fifth-generation fighter aircraft.

"In the coming period, we will continue to give new good news to our nation in the defense industry," he wrote on X.

KAAN aims to rejuvenate the Turkish army's fleet, making Türkiye one of the few countries to own this technology.

Projects for the production of KAAN began in 2016, and the fighter jet was rolled out in March 2023.

The 21-metre aircraft can reach a maximum speed of 1.8 Mach thanks to its twin engines, which can produce 13,000 kilogrammes of thrust each.

It has several features such as high situational awareness, optimised pilot workload, combat damage detection, new generation mission systems, low observability, precision strike, and internal weapon bay.

Türkiye Rising in Defence Industry

Türkiye has become a defence products exporting country thanks to a positive change that happened because the Turkish government decided to make its own weapons in the early 2000s.

Since then, Turkish companies have been producing various military equipment like rifles, armoured vehicles, missile systems, and advanced armed drones, which are now well-known worldwide.

The defence industry of Türkiye has significantly contributed to the national economy reaching a record level of $5.5 billion in exports, a 27 percent increase from the previous year.

The average export value surpassed $65 per kilogrammes. This growth serves as an indicator of increased trust in Turkish defence industry products, with the number of countries receiving exports rising from 176 to over 185.

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Tinubu vows end to insecurity as NAF unveils attack helicopters

President Bola Tinubu, on Tuesday, reiterated his administration’s commitment to ending the insecurity plaguing the country. The President stated this when he inducted two T129 Attack Combat Helicopters and one King Air Beechcraft 360ER mobility aircraft for use by the Nigerian Air Force. Represented by his Vice President Kashim Shettima, the President said the acquisition of the helicopters and the induction symbolised the commitment of his administration to the nation’s security. The induction ceremony held at the 131 Engineering Group Hanger, Nigeria Air Force Base, Makurdi. The President said that the acquisition and induction of the new platforms would improve NAF’s airpower in the ongoing war against terrorism. He acknowledged that since its establishment in 1964, “NAF has been playing a critical role in the nation’s security, international operations and humanitarian needs.” “Let me commend the Chief of Air Staff, officers and men for their commitment to enhancing national security. I assure you that the Tinubu administration will continue to support NAF and indeed, the Armed Forces of Nigeria towards combating terrorism, oil theft and other criminal activities.” The President said substantial progress had been achieved in the ongoing counterterrorism efforts but noted that there should be no cause for celebration yet until the security challenges were fully addressed. He called for a change in mindset, strategy and tactics in addressing the menace. Earlier in his speech, the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Hasan Abubakar, said that NAF had taken delivery of no fewer than seven aircraft. He listed the new aircraft to include two Diamond 62 surveillance aircraft, two T-129 ATAK helicopters, and a King Air 360 ER. He added that the NAF would induct 46 new aircraft of various types over the next 18 months. He said the air force has 170 pilots and 533 technicians and they were undergoing training locally and internationally. The Minister of Defence, Mohammed Badaru, expressed gratitude to the President for his foresight and dogged support for the armed forces. He said the induction of the newly-acquired aircraft was a testimony to Tinubu’s resolve to tackle insecurity in the country while urging the air force to make the best use of the newly acquired aircraft. Experts at the event said that the T129 ATAK is a twin-engine, tandem-seat, multi-role, all-weather attack helicopter based on the Agusta A129 Mangusta platform, developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries in partnership with Leonardo SPA. The helicopter, it is understood, is designed for armed reconnaissance and attack missions in hot and high environments and rough geography in both day and night conditions. Highlights of the event were the signing of the handing over documents and aerial display by the T129 Attack Combat Helicopter. Read the full article

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