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<blockquote data-quote="PumaDeLosAndes" data-source="post: 2636903" data-attributes="member: 29202">En el papel, todo bonito, pero parece que el contrato egipcio viene con la condición de financiar el desarrollo del avión, lo que implicaría que sus sistemas no están completamente listos. Cuánto representa eso en money, y cuánto queda por finalizar, es una buena pregunta.&nbsp; Algo similar hicieron los indios con los MiG-29K, y tuvieron&nbsp; - y siguen teniendo - aún problemas. Y normalmente el MiG-29M es un MiG-35 con sistemas menos avanzados (mantiene radar Zhuk-ME y no el AESA que vendría con el Mig-35....). 'El negocio de tu vida' dirán algunos.&quot;At the same time, according to expert Andrei Frolov, the Russian-Egypt contract is similar to the agreement signed earlier with India for the Sukhoi Su-30MKI (Flanker-H) and MiG-29K/KUB (Fulcrum-D) fighters. At the time, India agreed to fund numerous research and development efforts intended to refine the Russian aircraft that New Delhi was going to acquire. At the time, the Indian money came in really handy for Sukhoi to improve the Su-30 heavily and introduce the then-latest solutions.After the MiG-29K/KUB carrier-borne fighter had been developed for the Indian Navy, a modified version of the fighter has been bought by the Russian Defense Ministry. Like New Delhi, Cairo is interested in a fighter with maximized capabilities even though some of its systems is not ready yet.&quot;Fuente: <a href="https://www.defencetalk.com/egyptian-mig-29-fighter-jets-to-carry-cutting-edge-irst-ew-system-68007/">https://www.defencetalk.com/egyptian-mig-29-fighter-jets-to-carry-cutting-edge-irst-ew-system-68007/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="PumaDeLosAndes, post: 2636903, member: 29202"] En el papel, todo bonito, pero parece que el contrato egipcio viene con la condición de financiar el desarrollo del avión, lo que implicaría que sus sistemas no están completamente listos. Cuánto representa eso en money, y cuánto queda por finalizar, es una buena pregunta. Algo similar hicieron los indios con los MiG-29K, y tuvieron - y siguen teniendo - aún problemas. Y normalmente el MiG-29M es un MiG-35 con sistemas menos avanzados (mantiene radar Zhuk-ME y no el AESA que vendría con el Mig-35....). 'El negocio de tu vida' dirán algunos. [I]"At the same time, according to expert Andrei Frolov, [B]the Russian-Egypt contract is similar to the agreement signed earlier with India[/B] for the Sukhoi Su-30MKI (Flanker-H) and MiG-29K/KUB (Fulcrum-D) fighters. At the time, India agreed [B]to fund numerous research and development efforts intended to refine the Russian aircraft [/B]that New Delhi was going to acquire. At the time, the Indian money came in really handy for Sukhoi to improve the Su-30 heavily and introduce the then-latest solutions.[/I] [I]After the MiG-29K/KUB carrier-borne fighter had been developed for the Indian Navy, a modified version of the fighter has been bought by the Russian Defense Ministry. Like New Delhi, Cairo is interested in a fighter with maximized capabilities [B]even though some of its systems is not ready yet[/B]."[/I] Fuente: [URL]https://www.defencetalk.com/egyptian-mig-29-fighter-jets-to-carry-cutting-edge-irst-ew-system-68007/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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