Anyone remember which factory in Russia produces which FLANKERs?

KNAAPO in Khomsomolsk-na-Amur in Khabarovsk Krai (the Russian Far East near China) usually the square tipped Flankers are from here, as well as regular ones

IAPO in Irkutsk in Eastern Siberia (NOT the Russian Far East, but near Mongolia) MKI, MKM

NAPO in Novosibirsk in Western Siberia, they make the Su-32/34 series.

Anything from the Bosnia-Herzegovina airforce/army

At around 4 billion USD for that many aircraft, it makes it much cheaper per plane than many of it’s other European contemporaries. (approximately $67 m illion)

I agree with Jonesy, forming 2 squadrons out of Saudi surplus F-5s should be sufficient, especially if the “BR” upgrade will give it BVRAAM capabilities, and an operational cost a 1/3rd of an F-18. Pretty good core aircrafts for a fledgeling air force. I’m not too sure about the component of what Bosnia has right now, but doesn’t it lack any fixed wing fighter? If they had a decent quantity of MiG-21s, then the Bison option would be nice, but for the time being, the F-5s are more ideal.

However given that the region is known for incursions and what not, I would rather invest in some Mi-35’s rather than Tucanos, good fire power and some decent transport capabilities make it very needed.

Possible new interest in the FC-1 (or F-7G) from South America?

A bit of a surprise because I couldn’t think of Chinese equipment bought by Colombia before except for the Y-12 light transport. The only Chinese jet considered by a Latin America country was the K-8 trainer by Venezuela.

http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/world/americas/10169764.htm

When it said Brazil, S.Korea, USA, China, etc.. I figured it would be some kind of armed turboprop or trainer aircraft like the Super Tucano.. however then it said fighter jet.. I can assume it might be asking for the FC-1, A-50, and AMX?

that was shown before a long time ago, it simply was a show about the Rafale shown on Chinese television. I mean, the Chinese do televise other aircraft other than their own.

now that I see the side view, it reminds me alot of the Yak-130/M-346,