Aviation Information

Fighter Jet Trainers Sport Planes


You want a fighter jet as your personal aircraft; do not deny it. You want to travel faster than the speed of sound and play Top Gun in the sky. Well, it may be possible soon for you to do this, if you have the cash of course. Having studied the possibilities and options for a Supersonic Jet Trainer for fighter aircraft, one might notice that there have been lots of recent media discussions and many solutions at this years Paris Airshow. One such aircraft is the Mako trainer by Mercedes Benz. Top speed 1050 mph. Many years back we used the T-38 an F-5 Tiger with two seats. These units are needed because before you put someone in an F-22 Fighter, which costs 100 million dollars, they better be able to fly the damn thing and fly it well. The Mako could also be a fighter if needed for small countries to be their Air Force. It can use either the EJ200 by Eurojet or an F414 by GE or even Snecma M88 (a company out of France trying to make itself popular in aerospace circles for lightweight high out put engines).

http://www.flug-revue.rotor.com/FRHeft/FRH9906/FR9906g.htm

They see this aircraft as an intro to the F-16 or F-22. Many third world countries go to Arizona and use old vintage A-4s for training or train in the desert in CA. This aircraft is long like the T-38 about 45 feet. Aviation Week had some interesting things to say about this project.

http://www.aviationnow.com/content/publication/awst/2002outlook/aw28.htm

However many companies are competing for these aircraft for trainers including the Koreans T-50, which we have discussed before and the price tag is good and they are readily available now while the Mako is about early 2003 bound and delivered in 2005. The US is now taking delivery of Raytheon's T-6A Texan 2 has the security of U.S. military procurement. Now as a matter of fact I talked to a training pilot in San Antonio who said they were getting their first ones in last June. Many Aerospace consultants in Europe believe this aircraft may take the lead around the world as the trainer of place. Many countries still are not exactly feeling good about buying the Korean T-50s.

http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/biz/2002/01/03/stories/2002010300320200.htm

http://www.global-defence.com/air-eur.html

In any case what a wonderful fun and cool aircraft to have as a sport plane. You know you want one. Think about it.

"Lance Winslow" - If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; www.WorldThinkTank.net/wttbbs


MORE RESOURCES:
Google

O'Hare safety area stops jet that overshot runway
Chicago Sun-Times, United States - 8 hours ago
City Aviation Department spokeswoman Karen Pride said the "arrestor bed" at the end of a runway stopped the plane. Airline spokesman Adolfo Crespo said the ...
1 injured as plane skids off O'Hare runway Chicago Tribune
Plane runs off O'Hare runway, 1 hurt United Press International
Plane overshoots O'Hare runway; no one injured The Associated Press
CBS2 Chicago - WTHI
all 283 news articles


Boston Globe

Camps try to propel diversity in aviation
Atlanta Journal Constitution,  USA - 17 hours ago
About 75 high school students are learning about careers as pilots, flight attendants and other jobs during the Aviation Career Education camps at Delta Air ...
Report of smoke odor returns plane to Logan Boston Globe
Logan sees 5% fewer passengers in first half of year Boston Globe
all 3 news articles


ABC News

Technological advances helped push inerting measure
Newsday, NY - Jul 18, 2008
Now research by the Federal Aviation Administration and the industry has produced equipment as light as 106 pounds. That reduction in weight, ...
Video: New Devices to Prevent Crashes Like TWA 800 AssociatedPress
Airlines Broken, Book Says RedOrbit
Why traveling by air is such a pain MiamiHerald.com
AMTOnline.com - WatertownDailyTimes.com
all 547 news articles


Business Intelligence Middle East (press release)

GE Aviation, CFM end air show with billions in orders
San Antonio Business Journal, TX - Jul 18, 2008
Jet engine makers GE Aviation and CFM International left the Farnborough Air Show in the United Kingdom with more than $9 billion in orders. ...
GE Signs Nearly $4 Billion in Aviation Deals at Air Show MarketWatch
GE Aviation, CFM add $3 billion in business at air show Bizjournals.com
Farnborough Air Show: GE Aviation, CFM International notch up ... domain-B
ATWOnline - Cincinnati.com
all 130 news articles


BCI Aircraft Leasing, Inc. Announces Aviation Finance Scholarship ...
PR Leap (press release), CA - 10 hours ago
"We are very enthusiastic about the opportunity to support aviation students who show promise in the field of aviation finance," said Brian Hollnagel, ...


TCC buys Alliance Airport land for aviation programs
Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX - 12 hours ago
TCC, which has offered an aviation-maintenance program since 1967, said it will also expand its programming and possibly offer pilot training for the first ...


BA warns on 'unworkable' EU aviation scheme
Times Online, UK - Jul 18, 2008
Willie Walsh, the chief executive of British Airways, and other leaders in the aviation industry have called on the European Union to scrap its plan to ...


Economist

Aviation industry attacks EU emissions plan that effects airlines ...
EUobserver.com, Belgium - Jul 18, 2008
With airlines struggling to maintain their businesses in an era of skyrocketing fuel prices, the aviation industry has attacked European plans to include ...
Airlines blast EU carbon scheme Canada.com
Flying lessons Economist
IATA slams European move on green tax GulfNews
all 13 news articles


Teams In General Aviation Technology Challenge Announced
Aero-News Network, FL - 13 hours ago
The five teams competing in the $300000 NASA-funded General Aviation Technology Challenge were announced this week by the host flight test agency, ...


Guide on How to Develop Leadership and Organization in the ...
MarketWatch - Jul 18, 2008
Although the study was carried out in the aviation industry, the results gained also appear to be transferable to other industries due to the large variety ...

Aviation - Google News

home | site map
© 2006