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Do you need a fighter plane at a reasonable price? JF-17 could work.

Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) and its Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) Kamra partners reaffirm that they entered into a contract to resell the JF-17 Thunder to an unknown client at the Dubai air show. At the Paris Air Show in the previous year, Pakistan and China had already made similar assertions.

The light airplane - also known as the FC-1 Xiaolon - has been designed by China for the low end of the martial arts world. Although Pakistan is invoiced as a design contractor, it was - co-producing part of the plane - basically the first and only client for the China jet not owned by the People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF).

JF-17 replaces a variety of ageing fighter planes in the Islamabad armory, among them the Chengdu F-7, Mirage III, Mirage V and the A-5 Fatan fighter, while it complements the Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon. AVIC said Pakistan's Vice Marshal General Malik said that the Pakistan Luftwaffe currently has sixty JF-17 combatants in its contingent.

The later JF-17 will be equipped with in-flight refuelling, an enhanced communications system, more powerful weapon control electronics and a variety of new precision-guided weaponry. The Pakistani will buy the two-seater versions of the jet. Malik has already pointed out that the enhanced Block 2 jet is the variant with in-flight refuelling and enhanced anvionics.

The third Block 3 version is also under construction, supposedly with a China-built electronic scanning arraysadar, helmet-mounted crafting system, infra-red tracking system and a variety of new weaponry. If China can finish the design of this motor, the enhanced version could also substitute the Russian RD-93 with a Chinese Guizhou WS-13.

The JF-17 will never be a world-moving warrior. He may not even be a good competitor - he is conceived for the lower end of the markets. However, it is conceived in such a way that it is "good enough" for countries that need an adequate capacity that the bench does not destroy. However, the jet is in mass production after a relatively fast design phase and is more than able to compete with its next possible opponent.

The programme is a great achievement in this regard, especially if China can find more purchasers. The AVIC expects a minimum of 300 JF-17 Thunder hunters.