Whatever engine India or Japan make on their own is gonna be much better than chinese one because Indians and Japanese have strict quality control
With due respect, is that the reason why India still couldn't get its own Kaveri engine right, and is still massively overdependent on foreign-sourced engines for Tejas, TEDBF and AMCA?
Meanwhile, China already has thousands of Chinese engines powering hundreds of Chinese fighters across the skies today as
fully operational and functional 3rd-generation low-bypass turbofan engines for
15 years now. Nobody in their right mind would use jet engines for a whole 15 years (and counting) without getting those engines working properly and as intended.
Plus, China's own
4th-generation low-bypass turbofan engines would be up and ready for mass deployment on new Chinese fighters
within the next few years.
Furthermore, China has already achieved key technological breakthroughs in the development of her own:
#1 -
Next generation (i.e.
5th-generation)
low-bypass turbofan engine for use on fighters and bombers with thrust-to-weight ratio (TWR) of 12-15;
#2 -
Next generation turboshaft engine for use on helicopters with power-to-weight ratio (PWR) of 11-12; AND
#3 -
Turbine-based combined cycle engine/Turboramjet engine (
TBCC).
Has India achieved anything of that sort?
and when it comes to Millitary hardware Indian army has always bought the best available hardware
Sure, whatever you say.
IAF decied to buy Tejas only when it became the best fighter jet in it’s category check the specs of Tejas fighter jets watch the interviews of pilots from all over the world who flew it
So where are the interviews of "pilots from all over the world who flew it"?
