IDEF 2021: ASFAT unveils convertible version of Hisar OPV
ASFAT's design concept envisages an extensive armament and sensor package that could be fitted to OPVs to enhance their capabilities in a conflict scenario,
Hürkuş-C is an armed version of the Hürkuş-B turboprop trainer. (Photo: TAI)
Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) claims it is set to sign the first export contract for the Hürkuş-C close air support, counter-insurgency and light attack aircraft — but international embargoes still limit the overseas sales market for Turkish defence equipment.
Speaking in late April to the CNN Turk TV channel, TAI President and CEO Temel Kotil claimed that an export customer for Hürkuş-C had been secured with a 12-aircraft contract imminent.
He declined to name the customer, however. Shephard Defence Insight calculates the unit price of Hürkuş-C at $40 million to $50 million.
Hürkuş-C is an armed version of the Hürkuş-B turboprop trainer
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