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Project Sabre II was an attempt to develop a low-cost multi-role combat aircraft based on an existing design the Chengdu F-7M (a Chinese derivative of the MiG-21). The project was initiated by the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) and the Grumman Aerospace Corporation was contracted to work with specialists from the PAF and China to define and develop the concept. The PAF had left the project by March 1989 because it was considered uneconomic.

Project Sabre II was an attempt to develop a low-cost multi-role combat aircraft based on an existing design, the Chengdu F-7M (a Chinese derivative of the MiG-21).1
Under Project Sabre II, considered a replacement of the abandoned Super-7 project by the Chinese, the F-7 airframe was redesigned with angled air intakes on the sides of the fuselage replacing the 2

Made by Chengdu Aircraft Industry GroupPakistan Aeronautical Complex.

It is the successor of the Chengdu J-7 .

Project Sabre II was initiated by the PAF in 1987 and was aimed at developing a replacement for the aging Shenyang F-6 fleet.3
the Pakistan Air Force abandoned Project Sabre II in 1987, a joint effort by Pakistan, China and Grumman Aerospace that would have seen AMF manufacturing a re-designed Chengdu F-7 variant.4
Developed From
Chengdu J-7
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Predecessor
Chengdu J-7
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Manufacturer
Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group
Pakistan Aeronautical Complex
Primary user
Pakistan Air Force
Introduced
1987
Status
Cancelled
replaced by FC-1
Category
Cancelled aircraft projects
Chengdu aircraft
International fighter aircraft
Pakistan Air Force
Secret military programs

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