5 first T-50IQ aircraft built for Iraq

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A formal transfer ceremony of the X-NUMX T-5IQ combat-training fighter jets built by Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) in Sachkhon to Korea was held in South Korea, the blog said bmpd.

5 first T-50IQ aircraft built for Iraq
The first five T-50IQ light fighter / combat trainer aircraft transferred to the Iraqi Air Force

Aircraft have airborne number from "IQAF 5001" to "IQAF 5006". Machines remain in Korea for the preparation of the flight and ground composition of the Iraqi Air Force. Their delivery is scheduled for 2016.



“KAI signed a contract for the supply of X-NUMX combat training aircraft to T-24IQ in December 50 in Iraq. This aircraft is adapted to the requirements of the Iraqi Air Force by the FA-2013 training and production FA-50, a variant of the KAI jointly developed by KAI and Lockheed Martin. The contract value was $ 50 billion, which made it the largest one-time agreement on the sale of South Korean weapons for export, ”reports bmpd.



Iraq will become the 3 operator of the T-50 / FA-50 family of fighters after Indonesia (16 aircraft T-50I) and the Philippines (12 aircraft FA-50PH).
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  1. +2
    22 December 2015 16: 39
    The Iraqis would still learn to fight well, they would end terrorism in Iraq, then they would not have a price.
    1. +34
      22 December 2015 16: 55
      Quote: avvg
      Iraqis would still learn to fight,
      - They will learn to fight, Korea surprises me all: it’s so petty, and the whole world threw its products. Singapore is the same ... And we, with all our fossils and oh. territory, we will depend on raw materials for a long time? It remains only to swear ...
      1. +3
        22 December 2015 17: 14
        Quote: oldseaman1957
        Korea surprises: it’s so tiny, and she threw the whole world with its products. Singapore is the same.

        You just need to work, and not pump oil and gas and sit on the pipe. Plus, the level of corruption is one of the lowest, and in Singapore the lowest. Business support is also there, and not a hundred inspections per year. Well, of course, now they will come and say that, as always, the USA interferes with development and the fifth column of the stick inserts I have already said that for Russia, oil and gas is not manna from heaven, but a punishment crying
        1. +2
          22 December 2015 18: 17
          I have already said that for Russia, oil and gas is not manna from heaven, but a punishment

          how often do you hear this nonsense

          Ukraine, but not punished with Lithuania

          How many millions of people work in the extraction of raw materials? Does Aladdin transfer technology from a lamp? Or for you the extraction and processing of raw materials - is it to lay a pipe?

          PS To make a high-quality pipe of large diameter, we also need a plant, production and people

          Mining needs tractors, drills and mining excavators, etc.

          Enough to duplicate nonsense. Russia has long and hard worked to grow the territory on which minerals are located

          + These fossils must be extracted, processed and transported. This is a locomotive pulling a lot of industries.

          Well, to compare the Russian Federation with Saudi Arabia or Singapore or Korea, this also needs to have a lot of intelligence.

          Russia will not be sold those technologies that Korea can easily buy. We had sanctions before, now. + From Korea, Omerika made a shop window as opposed to the north.

          So, each of the examples must be disassembled separately and everything will become not so simple and clear.


        2. 0
          23 December 2015 00: 15
          I came and say: see Puchkova "Intelligence questioning about South Korea" from where there is more than ability.
      2. PAM
        +1
        22 December 2015 18: 21
        it can also be cast, but at the expense of military equipment xs in terms of reliability and those. indicators. So recently, one T50 (Indonesian) crashed so the crew could not even catapult (and from above).
      3. -1
        23 December 2015 05: 54
        Production was simply transferred to tiny Korea (just as it was to Japan at one time). They have nothing of their own. If Korea and Japan cut off the supply of licenses and technologies, then at best they will stop developing. There is no fundamental science in these countries, no discoveries, no developments and technologies, i.e. you don’t have to spend money on it, just collect what you are allowed to. Everything, you can throw slippers.
  2. +3
    22 December 2015 16: 41
    KIA does planes! Yoshkin cat, when will the VAZ start doing something like that? smile
    1. +4
      22 December 2015 16: 48
      Not KIA but KAI Read carefully
      1. 0
        23 December 2015 07: 51
        Quote: McLooka-MacLeod
        Not KIA but KAI Read carefully


        Samsung took part in the development of this aircraft.
    2. +3
      22 December 2015 17: 13
      Team will and will start
    3. +1
      22 December 2015 17: 39
      At VAZ they plan one thing. The result is another
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      2. +1
        22 December 2015 19: 58
        Quote: 31R-US
        At VAZ they plan one thing. The result is another

        Vesta cross is getting closer to this concept, but for us with all-wheel drive, the catch is that it was worthless and the new one is a little expensive
    4. +3
      22 December 2015 17: 42
      but it turned out
      1. +7
        22 December 2015 18: 24
        I’ll tell you in secret that the concept is one thing, and mass production is different. In the car industry, it’s everywhere, and not just at AvtoVAZ

        PS You did not take the most successful angle. A normal pelvis, in comparison with the fact that 40 years have driven the same Ge, is progress.

        The main thing is that our plant can already make such bodies, this already means that things have gone. Compare the gaps that were on the 6-ke and the gaps on the west.

        There is progress and it’s stupid not to notice it.

    5. 0
      22 December 2015 18: 53
      Large corporations contribute to all industries. Not for nothing on the Japanese "Toyota" the emblem is the eye of a needle with a threaded thread. Previously, they started with this. And the Korean planes are not from KIA but KAI.
      1. 0
        23 December 2015 01: 36
        Quote: Alexey Bukin
        Not for nothing on the Japanese "Toyota" the emblem is the eye of a needle with a threaded thread. Previously, they started with this.

        minus you "Alyosha" -tk the wrong idea is pushing the marshal.
        1. Toyota emblem was created in October 1989. It consists of three ovals: two perpendicular ovals in the center symbolize the strong relationship between the client and Toyota. The combination of these ovals symbolizes the letter "T" - the first letter in the word "Toyota". The background space embodies the idea of ​​global expansion of Toyota technology and its limitless potential in the future.
        2. Founder of the company Kiichiro Toyo (Kiichiro Toyoda) launched a competition for the best offer of a new brand badge. There were more than 20 applications. The winning application consisted of Katakana letters in a design that conveyed a sense of speed. “Toyoda” became “Toyota”because from a design point of view it was aesthetically pleasing, and because the number of strokes required for writing, was eight. And eight in Japan - lucky numberportending ever-increasing prosperity. The font has not changed since then.
        3. There is a version that the Toyota logo is nothing more than a thread wound in a needle - a tribute to the weaving past of the company. The fact is that Mr. Kiichiro Toyoda in 1935 created the first car in the company his father, engaged in weaving. True, two years earlier, the company opened an automobile department, where he pored over the design of Kiichiro's car. But the firm itself interprets your character is different.
        4. The TOYOTA logo design also contains the name of the car brand. The letters T, O, Y, O, T, A are located within the TOYOTA logo.

    6. 0
      23 December 2015 00: 19
      When people like you begin to work, not consume. And they will awaken consciousness in themselves.
  3. 0
    22 December 2015 16: 41
    They are gradually accustoming themselves to their equipment, and they are trying to grow the war in Iraq for a long time, business in a word.
  4. +2
    22 December 2015 16: 42
    Yes, Koreans are great, and we, with the Yak-130 in these countries, unfortunately, profiled our capabilities, but the truth was also managed to be advanced in some places))
    1. 0
      22 December 2015 17: 28
      Korean KAI With a large combat radius and faster. And the reliability of the Yak is certainly better.
      1. 0
        22 December 2015 17: 50
        Quote: Pirogov
        Korean KAI With a large combat radius and faster. And the reliability of the Yak is certainly better.

        Well, judging by this video, no doubt. It crashed on December 20 in Indonesia. Both pilots died.
        [img] https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=tb04hPob8U0 [/ img]
        1. 0
          22 December 2015 19: 20
          I say that the Yak is more reliable.
      2. 0
        23 December 2015 01: 31
        Quote: Pirogov
        Korean KAI With a large combat radius and faster.

        Radar on board. That is the whole point.
        YAK - no (for now). Jet aircraft of the 1947 era -in the wrapper of 2015
  5. +1
    22 December 2015 16: 42
    Now there will be something to drive the Turks out of!
  6. +2
    22 December 2015 16: 59
    I think Iraq is doing a little rash. I recall that the EU and the USA have already thrown it with weapons and as a result had to turn to Russia with a similar proposal. As a result, Mi-35, Mi 28H helicopters and Su 30MKI fighter jets arrived in Iraq. It would be more logical to acquire the Yak-130 for educational purposes. For example, Bangladesh understood this and sent a corresponding order.
    In this regard, South Korea is a dark horse - staff members have a serious influence there and however much this contract would go to them sideways.
    1. +3
      22 December 2015 17: 06
      Quote: seti
      I think Iraq is doing a little rash. I recall that the EU and the US have already thrown it with weapons

      Looking at the purchases of weapons by Iraq (in small batches and from different countries), it seems that he purchases some types of weapons in order to familiarize themselves with their design not for himself, of course, but for example for Iran or China.
      1. +1
        22 December 2015 17: 12
        Absolutely to the point. Yes, and Iran is not eating cabbage soup: they have already built an anti-ship missile system, they have a UAV, they will have an air defense system, they have ballistic missiles, and planes will learn. I look at this whole arms race around the world - and I remember Zhvanetsky: "Whatever you do to a man - he stubbornly crawls into the cemetery!"
    2. 0
      22 December 2015 20: 00
      Quote: seti
      I think Iraq is doing a little rash. I recall that the EU and the USA have already thrown it with weapons and as a result had to turn to Russia with a similar proposal. As a result, Mi-35, Mi 28H helicopters and Su 30MKI fighter jets arrived in Iraq. It would be more logical to acquire the Yak-130 for educational purposes. For example, Bangladesh understood this and sent a corresponding order.
      In this regard, South Korea is a dark horse - staff members have a serious influence there and however much this contract would go to them sideways.

      Looking at whose money he buys, if he is credited from the west, then from there they say what to spend
    3. 0
      23 December 2015 01: 32
      Quote: seti
      and Su 30MKI fighters.

      In a dream, or what?
  7. 0
    22 December 2015 17: 25
    Koreans! What other digits you did not find? T-50 BEAT heart stopped .... I think they built they built and then BAM - the second shift.
  8. 0
    22 December 2015 18: 07
    Quote: Uncle
    KIA does planes! Yoshkin cat, when will the VAZ start doing something like that? smile

    But VAZ once made rotary piston engines and offered them for small aircraft, but they just decided that it was easier to trade oil, and we would buy airplanes from Korea, if that ...
    1. +1
      22 December 2015 20: 03
      Quote: tinibar
      Quote: Uncle
      KIA does planes! Yoshkin cat, when will the VAZ start doing something like that? smile

      But VAZ once made rotary piston engines and offered them for small aircraft, but they just decided that it was easier to trade oil, and we would buy airplanes from Korea, if that ...

      There is no market to justify the series, the private aviation market is scanty and the treasury is not rubber, and no one checked the reliability with indicators in question
  9. +1
    22 December 2015 19: 46
    Quote: seti
    I think Iraq is doing a little rash. I recall that the EU and the USA have already thrown it with weapons and as a result had to turn to Russia with a similar proposal. As a result, Mi-35, Mi 28H helicopters and Su 30MKI fighter jets arrived in Iraq. It would be more logical to acquire the Yak-130 for educational purposes. For example, Bangladesh understood this and sent a corresponding order.
    In this regard, South Korea is a dark horse - staff members have a serious influence there and however much this contract would go to them sideways.

    When did we deliver the Su-30MKI to Iraq ???
  10. 0
    22 December 2015 20: 52
    Yes request In Iraq, they need a lot of mana. laughing
  11. 0
    22 December 2015 22: 20
    this is how the igles appear t50 am
  12. 0
    23 December 2015 05: 37
    this hiccup is definitely not for us ...