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Tejas Aircraft Far Better Than China-Pak JF-17 Fighters, Says Air Force Chief
Asserting that the made in India light combat aircraft Tejas is far better and advanced than the Chinese-Pakistani JF-17 fighter jets, Air Force chief RKS Bhadauria on Thursday said the latest Indian jet would be better equipped to carry out Balakot-type airstrikes.
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"No F-16 Fighters Were Used Against India," Says Pak Army
Pakistan's military has rejected India's claim that it used US-made F-16 fighters jets against India in retaliation to its pre-emptive strikes on a JeM terror camp in Balakot, saying that JF-17 Thunder combat aircraft developed jointly with China were used in the operation.
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Fighter Jet Variant Jointly Built By China, Pak Makes Debut Flight
China launched an upgraded version of a fighter jet on Thursday, manufactured jointly with Pakistan, that can be used for training in peacetime and for combat missions during wartime. The dual-seat fighter trainer JF-17B is an upgraded version of the military aircraft JF-17.
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New Batch Of JF-17 Thunder Jets Inducted Into Pakistan Air Force Fleet
A fresh batch of 16 upgraded JF-17 Thunder aircraft, jointly developed by China and Pakistan, were today inducted into the Pakistan Air Force, bolstering its tactical and surveillance capabilities.
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India's Tejas Will Take On China-Pak Fighter Jet In 6 Days
India's home-made combat plane, the Tejas, will, for the first time, fly outside the country. In six days, at the Bahrain Air Show, the Tejas-Mark 1A, a Light Combat Aircraft or LCA, will compete with a fighter jet made jointly by Pakistan and China. Both jets are scheduled to fly and display their capabilities.
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Pakistan Aiming for Jet Boost to Defence Exports
A revamped version of Pakistan's JF-17 jet fighter took centre stage at a defence exhibition in Karachi this week as the restive nuclear-armed state looks to boost its role as a military exporter on the world stage.
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Pakistan Adds Home-Made Fighter Jets to Airforce
The head of Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) said Tuesday that Pakistan had introduced 50 home-assembled multi-role JF-17 Thunder fight jets into its airforce.
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Pakistan's China-made fighter jets to escort Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's plane
Six JF-17 Thunder jets of the Pakistan Air Force will escort Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's aircraft when it enters Pakistani airspace on Wednesday at the start of his two-day visit, symbolising the close links between the two sides in defence and strategic sectors.
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Pak offers discounted JF-17 fighter jet
JF-17 Thunder (Joint Fighter-17) combat aircraft, jointly produced by China and Pakistan made its Middle East flight debut at the Dubai Airshow 2011, Sunday. The jet is being offered at aggressive discounts to compete with Western rivals, with three JF-17s being offered at the price of one F-16.
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Tejas Aircraft Far Better Than China-Pak JF-17 Fighters, Says Air Force Chief
Asserting that the made in India light combat aircraft Tejas is far better and advanced than the Chinese-Pakistani JF-17 fighter jets, Air Force chief RKS Bhadauria on Thursday said the latest Indian jet would be better equipped to carry out Balakot-type airstrikes.
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"No F-16 Fighters Were Used Against India," Says Pak Army
Pakistan's military has rejected India's claim that it used US-made F-16 fighters jets against India in retaliation to its pre-emptive strikes on a JeM terror camp in Balakot, saying that JF-17 Thunder combat aircraft developed jointly with China were used in the operation.
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Fighter Jet Variant Jointly Built By China, Pak Makes Debut Flight
China launched an upgraded version of a fighter jet on Thursday, manufactured jointly with Pakistan, that can be used for training in peacetime and for combat missions during wartime. The dual-seat fighter trainer JF-17B is an upgraded version of the military aircraft JF-17.
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New Batch Of JF-17 Thunder Jets Inducted Into Pakistan Air Force Fleet
A fresh batch of 16 upgraded JF-17 Thunder aircraft, jointly developed by China and Pakistan, were today inducted into the Pakistan Air Force, bolstering its tactical and surveillance capabilities.
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India's Tejas Will Take On China-Pak Fighter Jet In 6 Days
India's home-made combat plane, the Tejas, will, for the first time, fly outside the country. In six days, at the Bahrain Air Show, the Tejas-Mark 1A, a Light Combat Aircraft or LCA, will compete with a fighter jet made jointly by Pakistan and China. Both jets are scheduled to fly and display their capabilities.
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Pakistan Aiming for Jet Boost to Defence Exports
A revamped version of Pakistan's JF-17 jet fighter took centre stage at a defence exhibition in Karachi this week as the restive nuclear-armed state looks to boost its role as a military exporter on the world stage.
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Pakistan Adds Home-Made Fighter Jets to Airforce
The head of Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) said Tuesday that Pakistan had introduced 50 home-assembled multi-role JF-17 Thunder fight jets into its airforce.
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Pakistan's China-made fighter jets to escort Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's plane
Six JF-17 Thunder jets of the Pakistan Air Force will escort Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's aircraft when it enters Pakistani airspace on Wednesday at the start of his two-day visit, symbolising the close links between the two sides in defence and strategic sectors.
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Pak offers discounted JF-17 fighter jet
JF-17 Thunder (Joint Fighter-17) combat aircraft, jointly produced by China and Pakistan made its Middle East flight debut at the Dubai Airshow 2011, Sunday. The jet is being offered at aggressive discounts to compete with Western rivals, with three JF-17s being offered at the price of one F-16.
