First Turkish F-35 currently testing!!!!

[Bosniensis]

Well many have heard me talking about History, but many don't know that my first hobby is Aviation (Flight Sims etc..)

I've just heard that first Turkish F-35's are on it's way.

The first F-35A aircraft to be delivered to the Turkish Air Force conducted its first flight on 10 May at Lockheed Martin facilities in Fort Worth, Texas. The aircraft with the tail number 18-001 is scheduled to be delivered to the Turkish Air Force on June 21st after the test acceptance procedures. F-16 aircraft belonging to Lockheed Martin accompanied the Turkish F-35A.

I have negative opinion about this plane. They go under American OBEY policy.
With few clicks Americans can disable many features of this plane remotely and make it 3rd gen instead of 5gen.

[Petros Houhoulis]

"With a few clicks" the Turkish pilots who "participated" in the "coup" against Sultan Mad Terrorist, could have shot down his airplane. But they didn't...

It's futile, the Turks are so stupid they won't be able to operate their airplanes above 1st generation capabilities no matter the design...

[Bosniensis]

"With a few clicks" the Turkish pilots who "participated" in the "coup" against Sultan Mad Terrorist, could have shot down his airplane. But they didn't...

It's futile, the Turks are so stupid they won't be able to operate their airplanes above 1st generation capabilities no matter the design...

Stupid Turks are Rich, while smart Greeks live in poverty....

Interesting...

Bankruptcy became a synonym for Greeks for some reason.

[Petros Houhoulis]

Stupid Turks are Rich, while smart Greeks live in poverty....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...al)_per_capita

International Monetary Fund (2017)^[4]

39	Greece	18,637
40	Oman	17,973
41	Barbados	17,859
42	Slovakia	17,664
43	Palau	17,096
44	Lithuania	16,730
45	Uruguay	16,722
46	Antigua and Barbuda	16,702
47	Saint Kitts and Nevis	16,296
48	Trinidad and Tobago	15,769
49	Seychelles	15,686
50	Latvia	15,547
51	Hungary	15,531
52	Panama	15,089
53	Chile	15,070
54	Argentina	14,467
55	Poland	13,823
56	Croatia	13,138
57	Equatorial Guinea	12,727
58	Maldives	12,527
59	Costa Rica	11,685
60	Lebanon	11,409
61	Romania	10,757
—	World	10,728
62	Russia	10,608
63	Turkey	10,512

World Bank (2016)^[5]

39	Greece	17,891
40	Estonia	17,737
41	Saint Kitts and Nevis	16,597
42	Slovakia	16,530
43	Trinidad and Tobago	16,041
44	Barbados	15,892
45	Uruguay	15,221
46	Seychelles	15,076
47	Oman	14,982
48	Lithuania	14,901
49	Antigua and Barbuda	14,462
50	Palau	14,428
51	Latvia	14,071
52	Chile	13,793
53	Panama	13,680
54	Hungary	12,820
55	Argentina	12,440
56	Poland	12,414
57	Croatia	12,149
—	American Samoa	11,835
58	Costa Rica	11,825
59	Turkey	10,863
—	World	10,190

United Nations (2016)^[6]

43	Greece	17,230
—	Cook Islands	16,698
44	Saint Kitts and Nevis	16,597
45	Slovakia	16,489
46	Barbados	15,975
47	Uruguay	15,221
48	Seychelles	15,217
49	Lithuania	14,707
50	Antigua and Barbuda	14,462
51	Palau	14,428
52	Oman	14,277
53	Latvia	13,993
54	Chile	13,794
55	Panama	13,680
56	Hungary	12,900
57	Argentina	12,449
58	Poland	12,332
59	Croatia	12,159
—	Montserrat	12,044
60	Costa Rica	11,825
61	Turkey	10,863
—	World	10,133

Interesting...

Yes indeed, it is interesting that Bosnia is poorer than the world average and Turkey is struggling to get below the world average too!!!

Bankruptcy became a synonym for Greeks for some reason.

We are waiting for the next Turkish bankruptcy, which shall make history...