# Eurofighter Markets 24 More Typhoons to Türkiye

Eurofighter is promoting a potential follow-on order for 24 new-build Typhoon fighter aircraft for Türkiye, which could increase the country’s factory-new fleet to 44. Türkiye has not committed to the additional aircraft and has announced neither funding nor a delivery schedule. Production has begun on the 20 aircraft in the existing agreement, valued at up to US$10.7 billion including training and support, with deliveries planned for 2030–2032. For procurement teams and contractors, the proposal signals a possible future competition and additional demand across aircraft production, weapons, training, and sustainment, while separate talks concern interim aircraft from Qatar and Oman.

- The proposed 24-aircraft batch is not yet a funded or scheduled procurement; companies should distinguish this campaign from the existing 20-aircraft agreement when planning bids and production capacity.
- Suppliers should assess potential follow-on demand for weapons integration and sustainment, as well as the production-slot implications of a larger Turkish order.
- The existing programme provides a defined near-term production pipeline, with deliveries planned for 2030–2032; separate discussions over interim Qatar- and Oman-based aircraft should not be conflated with the new-build proposal.

**Jurisdictions:** international
**Industries:** Defense & Military
**Published:** November 06, 2026

### Government Entities
- Turkish Air Force
- Government of the United Kingdom
- Royal Air Force (RAF)
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
- Government of Germany

### Vendors
- Eurofighter (Consortium promoting a proposed follow-on aircraft order)
- BAE Systems (Aircraft manufacturer and lead for the training and support package)
- Airbus (Centre-fuselage manufacturer)
- Leonardo (Radar supplier)
- MBDA (Weapons supplier)

### Sources
- [Eurofighter Targets 24 More Typhoons for Türkiye, With Stakes for NATO Air Defence - Defence Security Asia](https://defencesecurityasia.com/en/turkiye-eurofighter-typhoon-24-more-fighters) - Defence Security Asia