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This is a discussion on Aircraft Prices within the Air Force & Aviation forum, part of the Global Defense & Military category; Originally Posted by exported_kiwi I think the Argies in 1980's had a decent turboprop airplane in the Pucara! As for ...


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Old July 31st, 2011   #151
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I think the Argies in 1980's had a decent turboprop airplane in the Pucara! As for the rest, F-35, no thanks! F-16, latest block, far more capable, more legs and more diversified and cheaper!
Though the aircraft that you mention are quite capable, they are not of the same type that I am asking about. What I am asking is if there is any current need for an inexpensive, light, manned surveillance aircraft these days -or is this all being done by UAVs? the Pucara, F-16, etc. are QUITE capable -but NOT light piston surveillance planes!
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Though the aircraft that you mention are quite capable, they are not of the same type that I am asking about. What I am asking is if there is any current need for an inexpensive, light, manned surveillance aircraft these days -or is this all being done by UAVs? the Pucara, F-16, etc. are QUITE capable -but NOT light piston surveillance planes!
Throughout all the years of nearly losing pilots shot down, I guess this is the inexpensive way.
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The latest batch of Su-30Mki, completely made in India from "raw material stage" costs ₹3 billion (around $60million US).
Desi Sukhoi does supersonic ballet on debut | Sukhoi | Indian Air Force | The New Indian Express

The last batch ordered from Russia cost around $100 million US.
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