Kashif, take a look at this site. it may help.
http://www.pakistanidefence.com/PakAirForce/PAF_Squadrons.html
http://www.pakistanidefence.com/PakAirForce/PAF_Squadrons.html
Planes In Use With Reference To There Squadrons:P.A.F said:Kashif, take a look at this site. it may help.
http://www.pakistanidefence.com/PakAirForce/PAF_Squadrons.html
Pakistan (I think also India) tend to keep 12 AirCrafts per sqdn.kashifshahzad said:In one squardon how many planes are there i wanted to ask this
Yaar i know some of the bases name and also know the places where they are located but where is samungali i dont know about that and what is this plane named as FT-5 plz take a search for this word and you will get to know what is thisP.A.F said:whats so confusing about that. it tells you the sqd number and which aircraft and where there based.
It's between 16& 20 for an average PAF squadron.SABRE said:Pakistan (I think also India) tend to keep 12 AirCrafts per sqdn.
Quettakashifshahzad said:Yaar i know some of the bases name and also know the places where they are located but where is samungali
My mistake. I assumed you were posting something useless and did not see the question that was asked.pshamim said:Pathfinder,
I really do not understand your deleting my one word answer to a question asked by a forum member. What was wrong with my putting the name of the city "Quetta" when someone's question was where Samungli was.
I really do not understand what more should I had put. Would you have been happier if I had mentioned that as a PAF Fighter pilot I was stationed at Samungali and flew dozens of sorties on F-86 during late 1960s. I just felt it was unnecessary for me to open my past to answer a simple question.
Hope this meets your criteria and you feel better now.
Regards.
Pathfinder, I had the quote highlighted when putting in my one word answer.Pathfinder-X said:My mistake. I assumed you were posting something useless and did not see the question that was asked.
Please go on with the discussion.
Yeah Path finder-X is a mature person in this forum so he must be respected so pshsmim plz be calm dont take any thing on your heart do some nice posts and let us take benifits from your experiencepshamim said:Pathfinder, I had the quote highlighted when putting in my one word answer.
However, your reply does reflect your mature thinking and I have far more respect for you now than before.
Best regards.
There may be or must be something in the mind of US for the sale of F-16's i think there will not be Pakistani modifications in the planes when we are getting only ~40~ planes there may be modren modifications in them . US may be coming up with the new other types of planes which may be much more superoir then the older one's and now they are doing the replacements .umair said:It's an ongoing debate till the PAF comes out with an official announcement.
BTW latest tidbit, the Falcons are all gonna be new builds. The plan to buy secondhand Alphas and Bravos and have them MLU'd would have taken the same amount of time as getting newer airframes. Strong indications that the new builds will have some PAF specific modifications.
BTW I've been thinking recently, have dug up specs, talked to a few people and have decided IMHO that the Rafale would be a better choice over the Typhoon if the PAF decides to go for a second western 4th gen platform.(p.s I'm having my proffessional exams in about a months time so am quite busy nowadays. So will elaborate on this when I have some spare time)
I think F-16s will be the best for Pakistan and Gripens should not even be in picture. This position is taken by Pshamim too on other forums. Being a former pilot in PAF, and country Manager at General Dynamics for Pakistan Peacegate program, he is talking from experience & knowledge.kashifshahzad said:I think Pakistan must not go for rafales try first for F-16's then for Chinees aircrafts build its own too and trying for the Grippens is not a bad thing if sweden is not convinced they can be convinced money make every thing happen LOL.
What do you this Pakistan is gonna do when there will be time to dump all those F-16's then we will need a 4.5 or 5th generation aircrafts i think that time will come between 2010 and 2015 will Pakistan be able to build its own multirole fighter to leads Pakistan's waynfazli said:I think F-16s will be the best for Pakistan and Gripens should not even be in picture. This position is taken by Pshamim too on other forums. Being a former pilot in PAF, and country Manager at General Dynamics for Pakistan Peacegate program, he is talking from experience & knowledge.
Well...No.What do you this Pakistan is gonna do when there will be time to dump all those F-16's then we will need a 4.5 or 5th generation aircrafts i think that time will come between 2010 and 2015 will Pakistan be able to build its own multirole fighter to leads Pakistan's way
(rolls virtual eyes) Oh yaara, The Rafale will be the best choice for us.Either that or if we can get our hands on the mother of all Falcons ie the block 60.kashifshahzad said:There may be or must be something in the mind of US for the sale of F-16's i think there will not be Pakistani modifications in the planes when we are getting only ~40~ planes there may be modren modifications in them . US may be coming up with the new other types of planes which may be much more superoir then the older one's and now they are doing the replacements .
I think Pakistan must not go for rafales try first for F-16's then for Chinees aircrafts build its own too and trying for the Grippens is not a bad thing if sweden is not convinced they can be convinced money make every thing happen LOL.