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The UK has reportedly backed Turkey in its pursuit of developing the fifth-generation TF-X fighters amid the latter’s tensions with Greece. British aerospace company BAE Systems is involved in the project.
The governments of Turkey and the UK have reportedly reached an agreement to fast-track work on the next-generation fighter aircraft project.

Turkey Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told Turkish media that the governments agreed to speed up their collaboration on the development of engines for the fighter jets.

In 2017, the UK Government signed a £100m deal with Turkey to help develop the advanced combat jet for the Turkish Air Force.

BAE Systems formed a partnership with Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) to build the TF-X twin-engine fighter.

In May that year, Turkey’s Kale Group and Britain’s Rolls-Royce also agreed to form a joint-venture (JV) to explore opportunities in the Turkish aircraft engine market. The JV proposed a fighter engine solution for the TF-X programme in 2018.

However, Rolls-Royce dropped hints in March that it would pull out from the
fighter engine competition over differences with Kale Group.

The British company objected a bid to involve a Qatari-Turkish company in the engine project.

Turkey is locally developing the fifth-generation fighter jet to replace F-16 aircraft currently in service with the airforce.
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