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Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Europe takes on US to win $16 bln Turkey fighter jet deal

Eurofighter TyphoonTurkey, with its plan to purchase 100 fighter jets -- for which it was going to shake hands with Lockheed Martin for $16 billion, but later suspended due to the American aerospace company's refusal to share technology with it -- has also received an offer from Europe, one that includes the sharing of the know-how Turkey wants.


Speaking to Today's Zaman on the condition of anonymity, a leading executive from European Eurofighter -- an aerospace consortium of Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom -- said they agree to fulfill Turkey's demands to that end.

“We are ready to share all software codes and critical technologies with Turkey,” the official said.

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