Philippine Military Aircrafts

[cptn_star]

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ahhhhh,karun pa ko kahebaw ana,....jet ra d-ay jaffon na ang turboprop
hehehehe, ignorant ayu ko ani oy, hehehehehe

salamat sa info bai

yup. but turboprops, as bro elvz mentioned, can go low and slow because they have props as the main source of thrust. 90% of thrust comes from the props and only 10% comes from the jet exhaust.

turbofans and turbojets can't go as slow like turboprops can. they produce so much power man gud. that goes out to show why our aircraft are mostly turboprop because we need low and slow flyers specifically for COIN operations. jets are just way too fast to use in our terrain.

[nealotol]

nindota aning ilang aircrafts gud.. pero wla pa lagi mi kita aning mga aircrafts nga naglupad lupad diri.

[Hammer_and_Sickle]

yup. but turboprops, as bro elvz mentioned, can go low and slow because they have props as the main source of thrust. 90% of thrust comes from the props and only 10% comes from the jet exhaust.

turbofans and turbojets can't go as slow like turboprops can. they produce so much power man gud. that goes out to show why our aircraft are mostly turboprop because we need low and slow flyers specifically for COIN operations. jets are just way too fast to use in our terrain.

ahhhh, practicalan lang jud d-ay,...

[cptn_star]

nindota aning ilang aircrafts gud.. pero wla pa lagi mi kita aning mga aircrafts nga naglupad lupad diri.

you can only notice the UH-1H here pirmi. almost everyday. PAF's 205th tactical helicopter wing is based here that's why active kaayo diri ang huey. you can also notice MD-520's sometimes. the C-130 hercules flies here too as the 220th airlift wing is also based here. sometimes, PAF nomad and OV-10's fly here in cebu. the marchetti's, S211's and the other aircraft mentioned are mostly in luzon and mindanao.

a few days ago, a US C-17 globemaster graced my eyes once again as it landed here in cebu. balikatan na man gud. pagkanindot unta if we had a C-17 to support our C-130.

[nailv]

mayo unta e donate nalang tong mga F-22 Raptor nila sa ato kay nana man sila F-35.. hehehe

[penigabz]

you can only notice the UH-1H here pirmi. almost everyday. PAF's 205th tactical helicopter wing is based here that's why active kaayo diri ang huey. you can also notice MD-520's sometimes. the C-130 hercules flies here too as the 220th airlift wing is also based here. sometimes, PAF nomad and OV-10's fly here in cebu. the marchetti's, S211's and the other aircraft mentioned are mostly in luzon and mindanao.

a few days ago, a US C-17 globemaster graced my eyes once again as it landed here in cebu. balikatan na man gud. pagkanindot unta if we had a C-17 to support our C-130.

Is it true that Bell UH-1 Iroquois helicopter kay salin ra sa Vietnam War which is gi Donate sa United States diri sa ato-a?

[elvandesantos]

Is it true that Bell UH-1 Iroquois helicopter kay salin ra sa Vietnam War which is gi Donate sa United States diri sa ato-a?

most of our air assets kay US made.. nka pabor tah sauna kay naa man diri ang US base sauna. yes its donated. vietnam era choppers. but then again di lng kita nga nasud ang gagamit ug vietnam era stuffs. but im glad ang ato gobyerno ron ni purchase ug brand new choppers (sked to arrive this month) nga dili US made, this proves that dili nata ingon ana ka masaligon kaau sa mga kano.

[elvandesantos]

FYI sa mga taong sge reclamo ngano wala ta mga superjets etc. (copied and paste from timawa.net)

Here's lets talk about how much these aircraft will cost to operate -- after we get them. non-performing assets aren't very useful.

There are many factors that will affect these figures. For one thing, we have to factor in the cost of labor. However, the dramatic differences in prices between aircraft types cannot be dismissed.

Food for thought as we make our case for each MRF type.

MRF
F-16: Between $3,600 [1] to $9,000 per flight hour
F-5E: $3,910 per flight hour
F-5A/B: P114,660 per flight hour (1999 prices)
F-8H/P: P92,690 per flight hour (1999 prices)
F-18A: $5,977 per flight hour
F/A-18C: $3,871 per flight hour
Gripen: $2,000 [5] to $3,000
Mirage 2000: $2,700 per flight hour
Mig 21: $4,500 per flight hour (Lease rate, therefore includes profit mark-up)
Mig 17: $2,300 per flight hour (Lease rate, therefore includes profit mark-up)
F-4 Phantom: $5,628.52 to 5,804.41 per flight hour (See here to determine how these figures were computed)
F-15: $6,000 to $8,000 per flight hour
Su-30MK: $12,000 per flight hour (RTAF)
F/A-22: $44,000 per flight hour

Attack aircraft
OV-10: P62,133 per flight hour (1999 prices)
Harrier (USMC): $5,351 per flight hour

Trainers
S211: P77,243 per flight hour (1999 prices)
T-33: P44,179 per flight hour (1999 prices)
L-39 Albatross: $1,700 per flight hour (Lease rate, therefore includes profit mark-up)
Embraer Super Tucano: $400 per flight hour

Transports
C-130: P225,000 per flight hour (1999 prices)

AWACS
E-2C Hawkeye: $18,700 per flight hour

wala pa labot ang weapons replenishment like bullets rockets maintenance labor and etc....after purchase expenses....or maintenance expenses

[elvandesantos]

yeah i understand the current budgets that hamper the effectiveness of our air assets...

but this picture makes my heart ache really bad!

[Hammer_and_Sickle]

^gipa-sagdaan lang na bai?mai pa gi-gamit na ug bomba sa mga abu sayyaf uf kampon ni amptauan sa mindanao,..