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Turkey's KAAN Jet Surges Ahead as India's AMCA Program Faces Delays

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Turkey's KAAN fifth-generation fighter program is making significant strides, with multiple prototypes under testing and deliveries on the horizon. In contrast, India's Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) program is hampered by unresolved engine selection and challenges in stealth material development. Turkey's multi-prototype approach has notably compressed its development timeline, giving it a clear edge. India's AMCA is not expected to make its first flight until the early 2030s at the earliest. The widening gap raises concerns about India falling behind in next-generation air combat capabilities.

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