Defence24 Spain and Türkiye Advance Military Cooperation with HÜRJET Program
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- •Spain plans to procure 45 HÜRJET aircraft to replace its aging SF-5M fleet.
- •The HÜRJET program emphasizes a comprehensive training system beyond just aircraft.
- •Early-stage discussions are underway for Spain to acquire the Kaan fifth-generation fighter jet.
Türkiye and Spain are collaborating on the HÜRJET program, involving the acquisition of 45 advanced training aircraft, designated as SAETA II in Spain. The contract, valued at approximately €3.12 billion, aims to replace Spain's aging SF-5M fleet and enhance pilot training capabilities. Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAŞ) is leading the project, with significant involvement from Spanish companies. The program emphasizes a comprehensive training system that integrates simulators and digital solutions. Deliveries are expected to begin in 2028, with the aircraft remaining operational for at least 30 years. Concurrently, Spain is in early talks with Türkiye regarding the Kaan fifth-generation fighter jet, which could further strengthen defense ties. These developments reflect a strategic shift towards European defense autonomy and increased industrial cooperation.
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