Pakistan has achieved a significant milestone in its defense cooperation with Iraq by delivering the first batch of “Super Mushshak” planes. These planes were developed by the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) and are specially designed for basic flight training, surveillance, and light attack missions.
Ceremony to Officially Deliver Trainer Aircraft to Iraqi Air Forces
The official ceremony was held at an airport in Iraq to deliver the trainer aircraft to the Iraqi Air Forces. Sajjad Haider Khan, the Pakistani ambassador to Belarus, shared this news on his verified Twitter account. He expressed his pleasure in successfully completing the deal, which would strengthen the bond between Pakistan and Iraq and showcase Pakistan’s advanced aviation capabilities.
Features and Capabilities of Super Mushshak Planes
The upgraded version of the MFI-17 Mushshak basic trainer, known as the Super Mushshak planes, are manufactured at the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex. These planes possess remarkable features such as a maximum speed of 268km/h, a service ceiling of 22,000 feet, and a range of 814 kilometers. These aircraft are currently being utilized by several countries, including Saudi Arabia, Oman, Iran, South Africa, Nigeria, and Qatar.
Primary Flight Training with Super Mushshak Planes
These planes are primarily used to provide primary flight training to aspiring pilots. Their design and features make them an ideal platform for learning basic flying skills, and they are known for their reliability and safety. Additionally, their surveillance and light attack capabilities make them a suitable choice for countries with limited defense budgets and training resources.
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In conclusion, the successful delivery of the first batch of Super Mushshak planes to Iraq is a significant achievement for Pakistan’s defense industry. It highlights Pakistan’s advanced aviation capabilities and strengthens the bond between Pakistan and Iraq. These planes are an ideal platform for providing primary flight training to aspiring pilots and are widely used by several countries.
