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China fully capable of jet engine development, narrowing technology gaps

With efforts including establishing a laboratory dedicated to research on aviation components, China is now capable of resolving complex problems of warplane engines, said a Chinese political advisor who delivered domestically developed engine technologies for the J-20, the country s most advanced stealth fighter jet.

Defence News | China's J-20 fighter turns 10

China s J-20 fighter turns 10 Tuesday, January 19, 2021 By: ET China, particularly the People s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF), is extremely proud of its beefy J-20 stealth fighter. Significantly, the aircraft recently celebrated its tenth birthday as a flying machine within the world s third-largest air force, though it remains one of the world s most enigmatic fighters. Kept under tight secrecy, the Chengdu Aerospace Corporation (CAC) fighter achieved its maiden flight on 11 January 2011, while US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates was in China on an official visit. Taking him by surprise, he later admitted that US intelligence agencies underestimated China s ability to develop a new-generation fighter.

China's J-20 fighter turns ten: Analysis

China s J-20 fighter turns ten: Analysis ANI | Updated: Jan 18, 2021 15:32 IST Hong Kong [China], January 18 (ANI): China, particularly the People s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF), is extremely proud of its beefy J-20 stealth fighter. Significantly, the aircraft recently celebrated its tenth birthday as a flying machine within the world s third-largest air force, though it remains one of the world s most enigmatic fighters. Kept under tight secrecy, the Chengdu Aerospace Corporation (CAC) fighter achieved its maiden flight on 11 January 2011, while US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates was in China on an official visit. Taking him by surprise, he later admitted that US intelligence agencies underestimated China s ability to develop a new-generation fighter.