Maranga G-10 Tai

The Maranga G-10 Tai is a dual-engine multi-purpose jet fighter designed and manufacturer by Maranga Aviation Industries for the Hurian Air Force. Designed in the 1970s, the purpose of the G-10 was to serve as a counter to the United States , which was to serve as a general purpose jet fighter by the United States Air Force. Thus, the Hurian government authorized the creation of its own jet fighter with which to mass produce to ensure it maintained a very close gap in term of military capabilities at home and abroad in any potential air wars.
Today, orders for G-10 Tais have come to an end, with the last major purchase for the fighters made in 1997 for the Hurian Navy. Since then, all others have been built for export to African nations such as Zimbabwe and Ethiopia, given the low cost to built and maintain the aircraft. Given that it is cheaper than both the F-16 and the MiG-29, the latter the Soviet/Russian equivalent to the G-10 and a much closer comparison, the G-10 has been a very popular choice for smaller air forces around the world for its time-tested and proven capabilities as a viable military asset.
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Category:Maranga aircraft
Category:Hurian fighter aircraft 1970–1979
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