PZL I-22 M-96: Too Little, Too Late

The I-22 Iryda was a Polish trainer/light strike aircraft developed from the late 70s through the late 80s. The M-96 version was the final production model. 6 aircraft were produced alongside 11 conversions from M-93Ks. The I-22 was heavily inspired by the Alpha Jet, and the two share a very similar design.

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+1 for a Polish tree (with Czechoslovakia and Ukraine preferably)

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+1 I really like these smaller Polish jets

Love these light attacker/trainers. +1

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So polish alpha jet but with an RWR, Russian AAMs/Bombs/Rockets, and Russian water gun/gun pods. But does it get CMs or nah? +1 from me either way, very interesting and definitely has a place ingame

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No countermeasures! That’s a very big consideration of the aircraft. No countermeasures and no guided A2G weapons. In GRB very similar to the Alpha Jet. In ARB similar to the Su-25 with the notable exception of flares which makes it a very unique aircraft to fly- very aggressive and offensive.

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4x R60MK XD

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+1 id love to see it in game. Quick question, was there any plans or provisions for countermeasures? Perhaps mounted on a pylon on the wing. 3 r60s wouldnt be terrible.

Cheers :D