fieldmarshal
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Re: Pakistan Airforce News and Discussions
The region that was hit by the earth quake has little or no barring on the Pak eco. reason being that all/most of the economic centers both agricultural +industrial are south of the quake zone. So in other words Pak economy has had very minimal effect, which can be clearly be seen in the stock market, which witnesed as increase even on the day of the quake.
World bank has just recenly published a report stating exactly wt i have written above. So Pak eco. inspite of the earth quake is stong and healthy and will continue on its marry ways.
Infact when the reconstruction phase kicks in it is bound to grow even further. Even if worst comes worst and Pak is felt to fend for its self, it still should be able to take the burden on its own, as 2-3 billion dollars a year over a period of 5 years is not that big a deal.
Pak will induct j-10 in a few years no question about it. At the moment firstly the platfrom is not mature +the PLAAF is looking to fill its ranks first before exporting the ac.
You will be surprised as to how Pak manages its finances for the 4th gen. ac?
How did you come to the conclusion that the Pak eco will show adverse effect due to the earth quake??aaaditya said:has pakistan selected the third 4th gen fighter?which one is it?has the price negotiations been completed?operational doctrine prepared?has the order been placed?
price negotiations in most case takes quite some time,and then the order has to be placed ,most current 4th gen aircrafts (except for rafale and j10) are currently having their order books full,then after aquiring the aircrafts,training and preparation of the operational doctrine alone take another year,the 3 to 4 year time period is highly unlikely,also the quake hit pakistan at a very wrong time,the economy will show the adverse impact of the quake next year.so if pakistan goes for a third 4th gen fighter in the next 3to 4 years it will put some preasure on the economy.
i believe the best option for pakistan would be to go for j10.the next will be gripen.(i believe gripen costs about 35million dollars per aircraft so a 60 aircraft order will cost around 2.1 billion dollars plus the weapons and the cost of tot)also pakistan has neither the operational experience nor the maintainence facilities for the swedish aircraft it will put a lot of preasure on them(additional expenditure),the mirage2000-5 costs 55-60 million dollars per aircraft and the rafale 60-65+million dollars and the ef2000 around 70million dollars.
so interesting times in pakistan.
The region that was hit by the earth quake has little or no barring on the Pak eco. reason being that all/most of the economic centers both agricultural +industrial are south of the quake zone. So in other words Pak economy has had very minimal effect, which can be clearly be seen in the stock market, which witnesed as increase even on the day of the quake.
World bank has just recenly published a report stating exactly wt i have written above. So Pak eco. inspite of the earth quake is stong and healthy and will continue on its marry ways.
Infact when the reconstruction phase kicks in it is bound to grow even further. Even if worst comes worst and Pak is felt to fend for its self, it still should be able to take the burden on its own, as 2-3 billion dollars a year over a period of 5 years is not that big a deal.
Pak will induct j-10 in a few years no question about it. At the moment firstly the platfrom is not mature +the PLAAF is looking to fill its ranks first before exporting the ac.
You will be surprised as to how Pak manages its finances for the 4th gen. ac?