Aircraft program
Twin turbofan advanced jet trainer and fighter aircraft. Includes T-100 US variant, M-346FA Fighter Attack variant, and Beechcraft M-346N.
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Subscribe| Variant | Launch / first flight | Production end | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leonardo M-346 Master | 2000 / 2004 | Production: 8 (2024) Greece's remaining eight M-346B aircraft (of ten total) are inferred delivered in 2024 and into early 2025 per the HAF's published schedule of 'total of 10 by May 2025'. Polot.net cited 88 units delivered as of April 2024 and Wikipedia cited 103 as o [medium]. Baseline variant, includes T-100 variant for USAF's T-X Program. | |
| Leonardo M-346FA | 2017 / 2017 | Fighter attack variant, includes predecessor M-346FT, the fighter trainer variant (launched 2015). | |
| Beechcraft M-346N | 2025 / | Advanced trainer variant assembled in USA, for US Navy Undergraduate Jet Training System (UJTS) program. |
| Leonardo | News | |
| Textron Aviation Defense LLC | News | Beechcraft M-346N |
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