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    Turkey, Spain ink 2.6 billion euro deal for 30 training jets

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    Posted on December 30, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Turkey and Spain have signed a 2.6 billion euro deal for 30 training jets, marking the first foreign sale of HURJET and enhancing defence cooperation.

    Turkey, Spain Sign 2.6 Billion Euro Deal for Training Jets

    ANKARA, Dec 30 (Reuters) - Turkey and Spain have signed a 2.6 billion euro ($3.06 billion) deal for the Spanish air force to procure 30 light training jets from Turkish Aerospace Industries from 2028, Turkey's defence industry authority said on Tuesday.

    The Turkish company and Airbus  inked a cooperation accord in July as part of the negotiations for the procurement. The final deal marks the first foreign sale of its HURJET training jet.

    Turkish Aerospace Industries will export HURJET aircraft from 2028 until 2036, the authority said in a statement, adding the accord would also pave the way for deeper defence industry cooperation between NATO allies Turkey and Spain.

    "This agreement is a high-value-added and multi-dimensional defence industry export package,"  Haluk Gorgun, the authority's chairman, said.

    He said the deal included HURJET exports, an integrated training architecture, maintenance infrastructure, and long-term operational support.

    In recent years Turkey has ramped up its defence industry and cut dependence on foreign providers. It is working on the production of its first indigenous fighter jet, KAAN, and an air defence system dubbed the "Steel Dome".

    Ankara has become a leading producer and exporter of drones in recent years.

    ($1 = 0.8494 euros)

    (Reporting by Tuvan Gumrukcu; Editing by Sharon Singleton)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Turkey and Spain signed a 2.6 billion euro deal.
    • •The deal involves 30 light training jets.
    • •HURJET marks its first foreign sale.
    • •Agreement includes long-term operational support.
    • •Boosts defence cooperation between NATO allies.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Turkey, Spain ink 2.6 billion euro deal for 30 training jets

    1What is a training jet?

    A training jet is a type of aircraft specifically designed for training pilots. These jets are often lightweight and equipped with features that help new pilots learn flying skills and procedures.

    2What is Turkish Aerospace Industries?

    Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) is a prominent aerospace manufacturer in Turkey, specializing in the design, development, and production of aircraft, including military and civilian planes.

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