Hürjet, which made its maiden flight last year, is the fruit of an advanced jet trainer and light attack aircraft project that was launched in 2017 by TAI.
The single-engine aircraft fulfills a critical role in modern pilot training with its superior performance characteristics thanks to its tandem seat with modern avionics and high-performance features, according to TAI.
The aircraft seeks to replace aging jet trainers and to be used as Advanced Jet Trainers due to the increasing number of fifth-generation aircraft and their changing configurations.
The 13.6-meter (44.6 feet) Hürjet has a wingspan of 9.5 meters (31 feet).
