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I like this little jet. I'm not sure who it's supposed to be for, but I like it.
Post neat little military planes to keep it company.
Turboprops welcome.
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>>64542432
It's the first world's equivalent of the Super Tucano.
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It might not be flashy like the big jets, but maintenance has got to be easier and cheaper when most of the parts are off the shelf.
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>>64542436
It lost to the Tucano and the Wolverine in the US trials, but surely someone will pick up this lil fella.
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>I recognize that bulge
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Here's another neat little plane, the Cessna A-37.
I think I just like when Cessna makes warplanes because it's unexpected from a company known for making the aerial equivalent of minivans.
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Most underrated aircraft of Vietnam IMO, and dirt cheap compared to the F-4 and others.
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Apparently Peru and some other Central/South American countries are still flying them today. Gotta love a reliable aircraft.
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>>64542472
You should see the helicopter they tried to sell
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>>64542486
Did they just take a plane they already made and put its bits on the wrong places?
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>>64542447
No one will pick it up because Textron wants complete control over the right for being solely responsible for maintenance and repairs as well as being far more expensive than the Super Tucano and the AT6.
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Some interwar and early 20th century fighters were less than the weight of a medium sized car. Is there anything even semi modern that comes close in that weight and size department? I guess the SUPER TOOK is close. Something like the F-5 family but even lighter and cheaper.
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>>64542525
It's not that much more expensive, up front or per hour. It's just that being beholden to a foreign contractor to keep your aircraft flying part that's a problem.
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>>64542481
Nice.
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>>64542458
no hud?
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>>64542432
I just want one with swing wings so it could be a babby Tomcat
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It's stretching the definition of "small" but, I've grown really infatuated with the F16 as of late
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IMO not just best little jet, but best overall value today, and smartest buy.

If Italians use a Russian design it must be pretty good.

Now China has taken well proven "immortal" basic design and fully modernized it.

It can carry the missiles that shot down Rafales, basically as fast as an F-35, and they got versions doing carrier ops, from real carriers at sea, not painted parking lot.

Pentagon shoulda worked with Italians to do WTF China is doing and force USAF, USN, USMC to standardize on Yak-130 for 2nd string fighter, lite strike and trainer.
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>>64542436
Wait, isn't the Tucano US made? I've never looked it up, but I thought it was something we made for trainers/huehue ops.
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>>64543586
Embraer is a Brazilian company.
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>>64543558
>If Italians use a Russian design it must be pretty good.
More like the Russians use an italian design. 90% of the work was made by Aermacchi, especially when they had to move back to Venegono within 4 months of the JV starting due to russians not being able to fund their own labs.
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>>64543558
Also, we just saw the L-15 perform for the first time with the Al Fursan and they already are leaking hydraulic fluid. So much for chinese quality.
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>>64543637
KEK
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>>64543558
Anything made in china is by default inferior to the original thing.
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>>64543637
Hmmmm, now where have I seen that before....
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>>64543634
Top left is the EADS Mako, which is German.
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>>64543682
yep my bad, no idea why it was in my aermacchi folder.
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>>64542432
Weaponized trainers are tight
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>>64543637
she's on her period.
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>>64543598
Oh shit. I always thought Embraer was British. No clue where I got that notion. In my crackpipe history, it was a British civilian design made into a trainer by the US, which became the more popular model.
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A4 is the gigachad of small jets.
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>>64542432
Taiwan's little twin-engine F-16 lookalike.
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>I just think it's neat
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>>64544326
TRVKE
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>>64544339
>The fighter jet equivalent of a Hapa
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>>64543586
US Tucanos would be made in Brazil and imported by Sierra-Nevada Corp
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>>64544310
The British bought the licence for the Tucano and made a bunch of modifications to it (bigger engine, stronger wing spars) that was then built by Short Brothers in Belfast, and called it the Short Tucano.

This was only retired from RAF service a few years ago
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>>64544568
northern irish are manlet cucks confirmed
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>>64544784
Excuse my ignorance, but who is that little cutie?
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>>64544795
>FAT
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Folland Gnat. They don't get much smaller than that.
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>>64544818
Douglas F4D Skyray
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This is still a credible light ground attack aircraft . . . right?
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>>64544946 For a jet yes.
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>>64542432
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combat record be damned, it looks neat as hell
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>>64545430
F-16 of its time
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>>64542486
>Goofy if he was a helicopter
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>>64542432
>Turboprops welcome.
I'm gonna go one step further and give you a 200 hp piston engine.
Valmet L-70 "Vinka", finnish basic trainer from 1970s.
Only 30 were ever built for finnish air force, it wasn't exported anywhere.

Say something nice about her.
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Don’t fly any higher Icarus or you will see the sun up close
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Picture of me and a squad mate in northern Syria watching our CAS (A10) do a show of force overhead.
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>>64543558
so they basically just ripped off the italian trainer and called it a day? How can the chinese not be embarassed at the fact they can't come up with something by themselves?
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>>64546795
great artists steal, as the saying goes
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>>64546809
Yeah, but they usually improve the thing they stole from. While every chink knockoff is worse than the western counterpart.
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>>64546795
>How can the chinese not be embarassed at the fact they can't come up with something by themselves?
Shame and embarrassment are human emotions, that's why
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>>64545200
The avrocar would be feasible with modern technology.
Just saying.
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>>64542447
I read these are super cheap to fly
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>>64544339
FUCK-1 CHING KUO
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>>64543558

They're already replacing it
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>>64547380
Best display team in asia. Their manouvre with the 5 circles is amazing.
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>>64547567
looks like they just gave it a twin tail for carrier deck height limit operations.
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>>64545200
What an odd thing to design...
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On the 7th of January in 2028, little more than 2 years from now this brat will become the first combat aircraft to see 100 years of continuous service.
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>>64542531
Based, and thread winner
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>>64549295
What was that Martin Sheen movie about the US Navy?
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>>64549313
*Charlie.
Hot Shots.
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>>64544444
Nice pents but that's a Pilatus PC-9
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>>64551126
the A-29 isn't a PC-9
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>>64551284
my bad, thought it was a Texan
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>>64546253
>gross weight 1050 kg
Very svelte and athletic girl.
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>>64542447
>It lost to the Tucano
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>>64548951
It was just a little ahead of its time. Touted as a "flying jeep", it's basically a hovercraft before we figured out how to hovercraft.
There were all sorts of funny hovercraft developments at the time.
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>>64542432
Scaled composite ARES.
Funky burt rutan blitzfighter autism plane built around the harrier 25mm
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>>64549747
smol
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>>64549747
>Bud Light jet? Hell yeah I wonder what this little thing is
>reverse image search
>Article: Why Did This Crazy Kitplane Kill So Many Pilots?
Oh what a mischievous little scamp!
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>>64542472
>>64542473
>>64542481
>>64542483
>>64548873
>>64548879
love me a super tweet
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>>64543715
Hear hear.
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>>64557581
>>64557590
>>64557592
>Northrop had high hopes for the F-20 in the international market, but policy changes following Ronald Reagan's election meant the F-20 had to compete for sales against aircraft like the F-16, the USAF's latest fighter design.
>The development program was abandoned in 1986 after three prototypes had been built and a fourth partially completed
Le jelly bean merchant strikes again.
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>>64558676
Carter's export policy was retarded to begin with
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No love for Yugokino?
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>>64558785
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>>64558797
They also have a neat ground attack aircraft developed alongside the Romanians.
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>>64558801
In standard scheme...
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>>64551901
That's a Redigo, not a Vinka. These were exported and there are a number in the U.S... If you are looking to spot them, I see them a lot on my ADS-B Exchange radar screen flying at the Avon Park Air Force Bombing Range in Florida, but not this week since F-16s are using the area (according to a guy I know who works ATC at an air base in FL).
>>64546253
Not little plane. Always liked them and the Bulldog.

Keeping with the Yugo theme, this is what they came up with as a trainer.
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>>64558809
>Not
Nice... Misspelled it as nit and autocorrect did the rest... :/
>>64558803
I have two more Orao pictures.
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>>64558812
Best for last.
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>>64558815
Just realized that I had a picture of the Romanian version too. Might as well dump my Romanian aircraft pics (not a lot of them, unfortunately).
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>>64558842
This is equivalent to the G-4, but features a straight wing, like a MB-339, as opposed to the swept Hawk-like wing on the G-4.

I cannot find a picture, but there is one of these in the colors of the Romanian flag.
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>>64558851
They also did something really kino to the Puma when the Romanian government was given a production loicense.

Say something nice about it.

I have aircraft pictures from virtually every country (well, apart from countries that produce nothing, like Mongolia or Moldova or other places like that). Just ask me about an aircraft or a country and I will provide you with neat little planes.
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>>64554056
>Scaled ARES
someone mentioned this on the (now-archived) Never Should've Been thread
I asked 'what was so bad about it'
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>>64557581
>>64557590
>>64557592
>>64558676
tandem trainer of this would've been kino
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>>64548883
these are rarely mentioned
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>>64558862
good pics anon, keep it up
What cannon is under nose?
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>>64566268
another one I'd like for private hangar
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>>64566894
M621 20mm the French use it as a door gunner weapon. It is also the nose mounted gun on the HAL Rudra and HAL Prachand helicopters.
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>>64566960
Another Romanian project which was supposed to turn the Alouette III into an attack helicopter.
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>>64566968
Forgot the picture.
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Unrelated, but how has this not been mentioned yet?
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>>64566992
Surely I can't be the only guy who likes the Puccy.
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>>64567000
With a SF260TP here.

My turkey needs roasting, so that is all for now, but I promise more South American types later or tomorrow...
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>>64567000
>>64567019
it's like a newer Duck
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>>64566992
>how has this not been mentioned yet
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>>64566971
Was just reading about this goofy looking dude earlier
Very janky, very cool
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Another aircraft from Argentina. The FMA IA-63 Pampa. It recently got its first export order.

Before you ask, Dornier provided technical assistance, hence the resemblance to an Alpha Jet.
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>>64569970
LM is also providing assistance for the newest variant. Picrel
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This type (the ENAER T-35) is quite curious. The design started out as a license of the Piper Arrow, but it was then strengthened and given a bubble cockpit to make it a true modern trainer.
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The last aircraft for today is the Neiva Universal. Nothing is really notable about it... Just an trainer, truth be told, but it is visually appealing and this picture is sexo.
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>>64569981
neat
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>>64554056
>>64561848
>Scaled Composites ARES

no evaluations from the /k/ brain trust?
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>>64543558
That bird's head below the cockpit is literally the logo of Cebu Pacific, a cheap airliner from flipland.
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>>64543715
>>64561855
WEAPONIZED TRAINERS?
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>>64546795
This is the nation of virgin boy eggs, gutter oil, and kowtow culture. What makes you think that they're capable of embarrassment?
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>>64546785
neat
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>>64577553
also there are three people in that image, or the guy on the left's got an extra leg
or it's sloppa
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OUT OF MY WAY UGGOS
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>>64567500
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>>64544339
Hot
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>>64577557
There are 3 people in the image. The dude standing in front of me is like 5'2" so he's hard to see. Here is the original image uncropped.
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>>64579920
>dude standing in front of me is like 5'2" so he's hard to see
wee lad
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>>64567500
>>64578407
The last remaining Broncos in combat were retired in December 28 2024
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