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My name is Mhmed Deiru. I am the CEO of
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Turkish Aerospace. Turkish Aerospace is
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a relatively young company, meaning
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we just started developing our own
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indigenous platforms last 20 years. But
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we made a very huge progress in uh in
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this time frame. And now we are we own
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from design to development to testing to
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manufacturing 13 different big platforms
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including uh fifth generation K fighter
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hjet which is behind us
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gay attack 10 UAVs in Anka Akungur and
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Anka 3 and the space programs
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guruk tukhat All these platforms uh
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either designed, developed and
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manufactured by us or tested or both
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basically and uh we are expanding
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globally. HET is designed from the
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beginning as an advanced trainer as well
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as light combat configuration. So when
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you look at the HET, it's not a trainer
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only. We have two configuration. The
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third configuration and the fourth
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configuration is coming in in like next
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five years uh which is the uh aircraft
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uh or navy version of it for uh aircraft
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carriers as well as combat version of
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it. These two configuration the trainer
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and the light combat is already in
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production and the others will be coming
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in next uh couple of years. We know that
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of many countries are getting old so
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they need a replacement.
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Japan needs a replacement.
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Malaysia is looking for replacement and
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many other countries. So, Hujet is
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positioned to be a cost competitive cost
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effective version of both trainers,
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advanced trainers as well as light
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combat. It can reach up to 1.4 MA which
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not many trainers can or are able to do
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so. So, and it has also very advanced
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avionics. We are very competitive in UAV
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areas as well. our platforms Anka and
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Axenor uh has performed and proven in
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the battlefield that uh they have a very
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good performance in terms of
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capabilities in terms of cost
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effectiveness. The running cost per hour
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is one of the best in its class. Uh
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Axungur for example can remain in the
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air for more than two days.
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and uh monitoring reconnaissances,
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intelligence capabilities. We own all
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the technology in our UAVs. So we can
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integrate anything. We can upgrade all
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the systems. We can also work with the
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end users and integrate their systems to
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Anka or Rakungur or even Ana 3. So that
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gives us uh huge flexibility when it
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comes to answering the needs of our
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customers. Uh we are also very good at
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We know that buying a good aircraft is
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not enough. You have to maintain for the
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uh life during the life of it aircraft.
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So we are good at uh that and we are
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working with end users tailoring our
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packages according to their needs. We
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are also ready to technology transfer.
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We don't nobody wants to buy a product
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and then start using it. They want more.
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They want to increase their involvement
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from their local uh infrastructure for
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local supply chain. Also they want to
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have a technology transfer for their
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countries. So we already developed these
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type of models and packages for each end
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user and tailoring to their
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requirements. As you know we uh we
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delivered UAVs to Malaysia, we delivered
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UAVs to Indonesia and we are uh we
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delivered helicopters, attack
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helicopters to Philippines and we are
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growing our bases uh product basis as
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well as our footprint in these
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countries. We have 120 employees,
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engineers in Malaysia, more than 60 in
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Indonesia and we are growing this every
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year. Uh we believe we need to invest
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these countries South Asia more than
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what we are investing right now. Uh we
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are we need to do this together. We it
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is not just one-sided. We need to
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leverage their uh human resources to our
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projects. We need to leverage their
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infrastructure, manufacturing
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infrastructure and other technologies
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that they have and we need. So we need
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to merge them to give better answer to
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their needs and we are ready to do so
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and we are already doing it. We believe
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Southeast Asia is going to grow not only
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in military area also in civilian
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aviation and we are ready for that
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journey with them together and we have
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many solutions and we are already
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working in those solutions and we are
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trying to tailor our approaches and
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models to the needs of South Asia and uh
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we believe that the future is going to
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be much uh brighter together.
