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There was a J-15 model indoors.

The design is trying to avoid the problems F-22 is having, which is launching SRAAMs from inside the weapon bays.

Sensational work by the legendary Tonkatsu298

Based on the color codes with PLAAF we have seen so far, they all are training rounds, despite the transparent seeker sections.

The computer will adjust that dynamically in flight time. Obviously not.

More specifically they want to make sure that they can wipe out the US for at least once. For Russia they already have more than enough intermediate range missiles.

GAIC developed FTC2000G mostly based on demands from small African countries. Those countries do not need modern fighter jets. They are actually in need of planes which can patrol their skies and attack ground targets if required. They are looking to finally get that perfectly from FTC-2000G...

Price wide JF-17 is about $20M - $30M, FTC-2000G is $10M. Performance wide, FTC-2000G is mainly an attacker.

I just watched https://www.newscctv.net/219news/video.html?videoId=ED3A242E-808D-AD9E-2FB6-CC5825F9D863 J-20 starts from 00:31:00. It seems to me this time the pilot had pushed the aircraft a little further than the opening day demo flight.

J-20 clip 9 November https://www.bilibili.com/video/av35611696?p=2 Really amazing, can't see flames within the nozzles!

J-20 clip 9 November https://www.bilibili.com/video/av35611696?p=2 Really amazing, can't see flames within the nozzles!

LOL just found my last J-20 comment! And, yes, J-20 has superb subsonic agility!

The photos show that they replaced a JF-17's radar, which means that they can replace radars on Block 1 and 2 aircraft if financially allowed.

The CAC fly wing is said to be a target drone. Someone saw its name plate in Zhuhai.

Competitor to KLJ-7A from AVIC's own radar R&D institute.

Arms supermarket.

I've noticed that it is very rare for J-20 to use its afterburners. The Nov 3 rehearsal is the first time I can see J-20 using its afterburners (excluding some takeoff clips captured in 2011). So I think its subsonic agility could be hugely underestimated even though the entire aircraft is...

They built up a massive database on several designs of J-9 with data they collected from wind tunnel tests for years. Because there was no fly by wire technology with good enough flight control computers during that period of time, the canards could only have fixed AoA and they had to iterate...

They were doing a lot better in this November 3 rehearsal and even engaged the afterburners for a little while. They must have heard the complaints.

Export some of it with stealth UAVs to developing countries!!! They are not having massive satellite constellations like China. So UAVs can help target something like aircraft carriers and the customer can use this missile to hit it.