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  • What a beautiful engine sound...

  • She is singing.

  • good video

  • THE reason it has 4 jets btw is because they are 100% MADE IN Japan.The IHI F710.very impressive achievement by Japan.Only us and uk make complete jet engines.france snecma and germany mtu are leading sub assemblers.Russian engines are at least a decade behind in terms of fuel efficiency,maintenance cost etc.

  • no the ps90a is very good and reliable,but all depend on development cost ,this very engine supposed to have various western companents making it equally good but again due to east west tensions it was not fruitful

    development cost of western engines soar sky so better product compared to russian engines

    just see engines in an124 there are 4 d18t engines of 52000 lbs thrust and still can haul 150 tons,so 208000lbs thrust drags 150 tons

    CX HAS 120000 lbs thrust drags only 37 tons

  • yes ps90a is decently comparable to western engines of the early 90s but falls well short of sfc and maintenance costs of trent and p&W And ge widebody engines which is why no one including aerofloat buys il-96 even though it was a decent airframe.

    only iran buys russia planes due to sanctions

    russians are a decade behind the west in material sciences which is why at core temperatures required for a given sfc target the engines will almost certainly wear out more thus cost more in maintenance.

  • thats what i said this all depend on money spent on development,as of now there are tu204,tu334 are available for export but no one buy them,western engines can be fitted on il96 but it never fructify

    no one bought AN70 in europe they built their own costly A400 although AN70 was equally good

    so main problem is that no one is there to order huge numbers of russina built airliners

    so no order no further developemnt

  • why 4 engines on a jet smaller than a 7

  • @krenim786 When flying for hours over water, it's good to have redundancy in case of an engine failure. Just about all maritime patrol aircraft have 4 engines, though the new 737 based E-8 replacing the US Navy's P-3s have only two. I think the US Navy would've been much better off developing a new aircraft all together, maybe a revived Martin P6M Sea Master design, with insane speed and dash capabilities, but using modern engine technology, perhaps PW F135s?

  • @krenim786 I think there really needs to be a revival with flying boats in the maritime patrol role, plus designs used for such could be used for search and rescue as well as electronic surveillance, and have all the safety of using water as a runway in case of an emergency.

  • Kind of looks like a P-3 and E-190 mated...Otherwise, it's a good looking airplane. I think that there are arguments for jet vs. turboprop. But, Japan has a committment to patrolling/defending the ocean surrounding Japan outward to 1000 miles, so something that gets out on station is required. I wonder if it is going to have in-flight refueling capability. If not, that is a serious flaw in it's tactical design.

  • yeah, the sound is quite unique

  • Sorry for the dumb question...why 4 jets.

  • Truth is uncertain, but I hear that because survivability, fuel efficiency, and noise-control.

  • P-X's shape of wings and electronic devices and general characteristics and armaments and all other details are also different from P3-C's ones.

  • NAH. It not same as old P-3.

  • Someone set spamed on your comments. No P-X aren't same the P-3. It look different.

  • A renewed P-3 with jets, minus US taxpayer funded pork that american military contractors usually get on top is smart

  • Its a renewed P3 Orion with jet engines in place of the props

  • Good singing!

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