The Turkish Air Force is strengthening its independence by shifting pilot training and combat preparation to a fully domestic ecosystem built around HÜRKUŞ, HÜRJET, KAAN and national simulators.

ASFAT has successfully completed the first delivery of HGK-84 Precision Guidance Kits for 2026, developed in cooperation with TÜBİTAK SAGE under a contract with the Ministry of National Defence, to the Turkish Air Force.

Türkiye will receive the first batch of Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets by the end of February, with pilot training already underway and delivery schedules clarified.

Developed with national resources, Türkiye’s GAZAP bomb stands out with its thermobaric effect and extreme destructive power, offering high-level deterrence against hardened targets.

HÜRJET has completed 340 sorties in its test program as preparations for 2026 deliveries to Turkish Stars continue. The export agreement with Spain is also expected to be signed soon.

The Ministry of National Defense announced that Turkish Air Force combat and support aircraft carried out defense and attack training flights south of Cyprus in international airspace over the Mediterranean.

Türkiye’s plan to acquire 44 Eurofighter Typhoon jets from the UK, Qatar, and Oman raises many questions. Here are the 10 most frequently asked—and answered—points about the historic procurement.

Türkiye plans to procure a total of 44 Eurofighter Typhoon jets—20 from the UK and 12 each from Qatar and Oman—strengthening its air combat capabilities.