A full-scale mockup of the Hurjet was center stage of Turkish Aerospace’s presence at Saha Expo and the backdrop to memorial events after the Oct. 23 attack in Ankara.
Credit: Oguz Balay/Saha Expo
A terror attack directed at the heart of Turkey’s growing aviation industry marred what should have been a celebration of the country’s advancing aeronautical prowess last week. Five people were killed, and more than 20 were wounded when two gunmen ambushed the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace...
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