LOOK OUT! Another Fictional Airplane

Wiki:
TS-2003 Kalong is a fictional Indonesian fifth-generation stealth multirole fighter concept envisioned under the development doctrine of the Indonesian Air Force (TNI-AU). The aircraft is presented as the outcome of an extensive national research program aimed at producing Indonesia’s first indigenous low-observable fighter design, prioritizing radar signature suppression, internal weapons integration, and symmetric multi-engine propulsion. The concept reflects a strategic push toward domestic mastery of stealth airframe engineering, composite material fabrication, and thermal signature management. The aircraft name “Kalong” (Indonesian for megabat) symbolizes a design philosophy centered on low acoustic presence, high situational awareness, and operations favoring reduced detectability in contested airspace.

The TS-2003 features a quad-engine propulsion layout, consisting of two internal engine units per side (left and right) embedded within a blended fuselage structure to maintain thrust symmetry and minimize infrared exposure. All weapons are carried exclusively in concealed internal bays coated with notional radar-absorbent material (RAM), enabling a clean external profile and reduced radar cross-section during combat missions.

Instruction:

*Flaps = VTOl down
*Open Canopy = AG 7
*Refuel Probe = AG 1
*External Lightning = AG 8