Aksungur reaching 40000 ft altitude with PD-170 engines while testing the AselFlir-500 and a heater battery from Aspilsan
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Fully autonomous takeoffs and landings:
"2024..."Esperando pacientemente el informe anual de Aselsan de 2024...
@schrage musik Te lo haré saber nuevamente.
Yes, that's where they describe their activities of that year. Normally it's publish this time of the year."2024..."
TF35000 is not a question of whether, but when according to the CEO of TEI:
"Even Europe's new generation engines, such as the Eurojet-200, have been developed over a period of 15-17 years. We are developing them as fast as we can. The question here is not 'will it happen or not'. 'It will happen' and it will happen faster than anyone expects. But we have no authority to say when.
And it is happening. We have engineering and technological competence. We have the competence to make almost any kind of engine. In fact, this TF35000 engine is at the top of the class of aircraft engines. In other words, it will be one of the top 3 engines in the world. Such an engine exists in America and Russia. (...) We are confident as a team. Our people can rest assured, they will see this fly soon, God willing. "
Funny thing is, the combustion section seems to have completed its development??
"Even Europe's new generation engines, such as the Eurojet-200, have been developed over a period of 15-17 years. We are developing them as fast as we can. The question here is not 'will it happen or not'. 'It will happen' and it will happen faster than anyone expects. But we have no authority to say when.
And it is happening. We have engineering and technological competence. We have the competence to make almost any kind of engine. In fact, this TF35000 engine is at the top of the class of aircraft engines. In other words, it will be one of the top 3 engines in the world. Such an engine exists in America and Russia. (...) We are confident as a team. Our people can rest assured, they will see this fly soon, God willing. "
Funny thing is, the combustion section seems to have completed its development??
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