Iran’s F-14 jet fighters significantly modified
TEHRAN, Sept. 28 (MNA) -- Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naderi, the director of Iran’s Aviation Industries Organization (AIO), announced here Tuesday that fundamental changes have been made to Iran’s F-14 jet fighters.
Speaking to reporters at AIO headquarters, Naderi said, “By combining Eastern and Western military technology, we have gained capabilities that are even surprising to our enemies.â€
“Relying on its indigenous specialists, Iran today has no problems in modernizing its military equipment,†the general added.
Naderi stated that the AIO has shared knowledge with friendly countries that possess aviation industry technology.
The U.S. sanctions on Iran have not influenced the country’s military industries, he pointed out, adding that Iran has never halted its efforts to manufacture military aircraft since the sanctions were imposed.
According to Naderi, over 4,000 highly skilled specialists are currently working in Iran’s aviation industry.
Paying more attention to aviation industries could stem the brain drain, the general noted, adding that efforts should be made to attract talented university students to this industry.
The AIO is affiliated to the Ministry of Defense.
TEHRAN, Sept. 28 (MNA) -- Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naderi, the director of Iran’s Aviation Industries Organization (AIO), announced here Tuesday that fundamental changes have been made to Iran’s F-14 jet fighters.
Speaking to reporters at AIO headquarters, Naderi said, “By combining Eastern and Western military technology, we have gained capabilities that are even surprising to our enemies.â€
“Relying on its indigenous specialists, Iran today has no problems in modernizing its military equipment,†the general added.
Naderi stated that the AIO has shared knowledge with friendly countries that possess aviation industry technology.
The U.S. sanctions on Iran have not influenced the country’s military industries, he pointed out, adding that Iran has never halted its efforts to manufacture military aircraft since the sanctions were imposed.
According to Naderi, over 4,000 highly skilled specialists are currently working in Iran’s aviation industry.
Paying more attention to aviation industries could stem the brain drain, the general noted, adding that efforts should be made to attract talented university students to this industry.
The AIO is affiliated to the Ministry of Defense.