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Kaan, Turkey's Fifth-Generation Fighter Aircraft, Takes a Key Step Towards Replacing F-16: Successfully Tested on Track

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The fifth generation fighter aircraft developed by Turkey, Kaan, successfully completed the track test of its most recent prototype, announced on Friday the aircraft's developer to be Ankara's F-35 equivalent and which should replace the country's ageing F-16 fleet.

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The fifth generation fighter aircraft developed by Turkey, Kaan, successfully completed the track test of its most recent prototype, announced on Friday the aircraft's developer to be Ankara's F-35 equivalent and which should replace the country's ageing F-16 fleet.

·Bucharest, Romania
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The fifth generation fighter aircraft, fully developed by Turkey, successfully completed the run-on test of the latest prototype, announced the manufacturer the previous day.

·Romania
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The P1 prototype of Turkey's fifth-generation national fighter aircraft, KAAN, has entered a new phase in its development process with a taxi test conducted in Ankara. International defense publications...Click here for more.

·Türkiye
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Turkey is taking an important new step in the development of the KAAN fighter aircraft, designed as a fifth generation stealth aircraft. The P1 prototype has begun motorized taximetry tests, approaching the first flight. At a speed designed by Mach 1.8, i.e. approximately 2,223 km/h, KAAN is designed to become one of Turkey's most important combat aircraft and to reduce Ankara's dependence on American F-35 aircraft, according to Interest Enginee…

·Bucharest, Romania
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Libertatea.ro broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Sunday, August 2, 2026.
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