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*not serious* Yes very nice, especially when you meet a Sukhoi Flanker in the air or some new russian made anti-air-defense. I think the pilatus would kick its ass. It is also very comparable to a jet fighter. We are also lucky that we only have to fight taliban in the future and that we don't have to do anything else. *not serious*vanderveen wrote:Nice planes to replace the RNLAF F-16s, due to the delays with the F-35A.
Who needs "stealth" to fight the taliban and its friends.
Ad some rocketpods, gunpods and Mk.82s and you have an nice anti-terrorist fighter plane.
Hendrik
I recall reading about a possible deal for PC-21's, don't know if it was to replace the PC-7 or an addition. But I think I read that indeed that was the reason a PC-21 visited the Open Days..Arjan wrote:Hi,
I wonder if our airforce has plans to replace the PC-7's with this new one. There was a PC-21 at our air show last year.
cheers,
Arjan
I've seen ex-austrian, would love to see aircraft that are ex down-under to. Any link?E. Schoonderwoerd wrote:I allready posted a topic about the ex-australian tigers at Payerne
