The first air squadrons appeared in the Ottoman Empire on June 1st, 1911. This date is also celebrated in the Turkish Republic as Air Force Day. Under president Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the Turkish Air Force became one of the largest in Europe. They were modernized several times, which was facilitated by the country’s accession to NATO. Turkey was one of the five countries where F-16 fighters were produced.
50% discount on the T129 and & F-104S TAF!
Both the T129 (rank VI) attack helicopter and the F-104S TAF (rank VII) are available for 4635 Golden Eagles.
The F104S TAF will remain available for purchase at full price after the end of this promotion!
When: From May 30th (13:00 GMT) until June 2nd (13:00 GMT).
Where: Italy > Helicopters / Aviation > Premium Vehicles.
T-129 ATAK
About this Helikopter
- The T129 is a modified version of the Italian A129 Mangusta, produced for the Turkish Air Force. The engines were replaced Turkish-made ones and the helicopter got access to Turkish L-UMTAS and CIRIT missiles instead of the Hellfire. The T129 can also take Stinger air-to-air missiles and FZ49 rockets into battle, and can always rely on the 20 mm TM197B cannon. Overall this helicopter can take out ground vehicles and aircraft.
F-104S TAF
About this aircraft
- The F-104S was purchased by Turkey from Italy in the 1960s and 70s. These aircraft are characterized by poor maneuverability but at the same time excellent rate of climb and acceleration. This aircraft is equipped with a ballistic computer, countermeasures, can take 250 to 2000 lb bombs into battle, and against aircraft can rely on the AIM-9P Sidewinder and AIM-7E Sparrow!
Earn the “Emblem of the Turkish Air Force pilots” decal!
You can earn this themed decal for this day.
When: From May 30th (11:00 GMT) until June 2nd (11:00 GMT).
Task: Play 3 battles using aircraft of any country at rank III or higher to receive the “Emblem of the Turkish Air Force pilots” decal.
“Emblem of the Turkish Air Force pilots” decal
Additional details:
- Your activity must not be below 70%.
- You can complete the task in random battles, except for Enduring Confrontation missions, and [Assault] mode.
- Track your progress in the hangar by clicking Nickname → Achievements → Holidays → Turkish Air Force Day.
- You can find the decal in the “Neutral countries → Aircraft” tab in the customization menu.
