"And by 2040 we will have an air taxi": India comments on the timing of the appearance of the 5th generation fighter
The other day in the Indian press there was a material in which the author Neelam Matthews announced the acceleration of work in the country to create a new generation fighter. Voennoye Obozreniye spoke about the intensification of Indian work on the AMCA project on July 24.
India said that the first flight of the fifth generation fighter is planned as early as 2024, although it was previously said that this would happen no earlier than 2030. In the material of the Indian author, repelling from the words of the former commander-in-chief of the country's Air Force, it was noted that "India does not need either the Su-57 or the F-35" - instead, it needs to create its own fifth-generation fighter and develop its export potential.
Such statements, as it turns out, were received ambiguously in India itself. Users note the irrepressible optimism of the author of the statement about "the first flight of AMCA in 2024," adding that if this happens, then there will hardly be at least something Indian in the design and avionics of the fighter.
Here are some comments on this in the Indian media and blogosphere.
Dhruv Jaiswal:
Pankaj Badola:
Raj Kamal Devashwar:
Rokit Krishna:
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