23-323 - Highest number visually spotted BLK-III.
JF-17/FC-1 Fighter Aircraft thread
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23-323 - Highest number visually spotted BLK-III.
A visualized representation of PAF PAC JF-17 Block III’s ability to electronically steer it’s AESA air-intercept radar beams to detect and track over the sectors of occupied Kashmir nearing the LOC, and thus engage any and all combat aircraft (manned or unmanned) of the IAF by achieving a shoot-first AAM engagement, and that too as a standalone combatant, and from standoff ranges compared to the adversary aircraft’s counter-launch range parameters."
BVR & Stand-off configuration:
Looks cool, but the configuration on the photo is a subsonic plane.
Frankly speaking, not sure it can even climb to optimum release altitude with this much drag&weight.
Anybody knows if the Myanmar Air Force still uses the JF-17 in their recent conflicts?
lcloo
Captain
I guessed that you are asking this question because you have read that Myanmar Air Force's JF-17 are grounded as reported by Taiwainese or Indian news?
Yup, while I was skeptical about those news, I legit haven't seen any footage of Myanmar Air Force's JF-17 in the recent months considering that they were fighting rebels just a few months ago.
Then Myanmar is getting a really shit deal out of this. Those rebels are about the only people Myanmar have to fight, and if they're not approved to use Chinese jets to strike them...
In a way, it does makes sense, because Myanmar accidentally attacked border towns inside China several times now with jets. So now they don't get to fly them against the rebels, since apparently they can't do it responsibly.
simonov
Junior Member
They more use JL-9 for attacking