Chinese LHD / LAH Carriers - Type 075 & 076 and the future

I asked if there is any new VTOL platform under development which can be used on these type 75/76 (basically to replicate the USN concept of small carriers carrying VTOL F-35). I did not claimed J-35 is for these ships. I asked. There is a difference.
here your post # 308 on this page you clearly asking to any respected Chinese members that could these carriers would accommodate J-35

So it means these carriers will be able to accommodate J-35 in near future ?
And as for your Information USN don't have any VTOL or F-35B but US Marine corps is only using VTOL F-35, which is entirely sperate branch and not related to USN and USN is only uses F-35C not VTOL F-35 or F-35B
 
here your post # 308 on this page you clearly asking to any respected Chinese members that could these carriers would accommodate J-35
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IMO technically speaking maybe possible, but operationally I don't expect it.

You only need to check the markings on deck, where the "go" position is; on the Fujian you can clearly see three different lines for each the J-15T, J-35 and KJ-600 and those on the Sichuan are much narrower.
 
And as for your Information USN don't have any VTOL or F-35B but US Marine corps is only using VTOL F-35, which is entirely sperate branch and not related to USN and USN is only uses F-35C not VTOL F-35 or F-35B

I am sorry for not knowing this major distinction. Because it is one thing to be attacked by USN while it is completely another to be attacked by US Marine corps. Because both forces serves separate GODS.
 
China Reveals a Major Breakthrough on the Type 076

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Aug 9, 2026
“China’s Type 076 Just Passed a Major Catapult Test!”China has released new footage of the Type 076 amphibious assault ship Sichuan testing its electromagnetic catapult with a heavy dead load. The footage also shows the ship launching onboard countermeasures, offering a closer look at its ongoing sea trials and advanced systems.
In this episode, we examine what the Type 076 electromagnetic catapult test actually confirms, why the system could support large fixed-wing drones and crewed aircraft, and what still needs to happen before the Sichuan becomes fully operational. We also explore its full-length flight deck, twin-island design, arresting technology, and displacement of more than 40,000 tons.
Could the Type 076 become a drone-focused aviation platform, an amphibious assault ship, or a flexible combination of both? Watch the full video for a clear and neutral breakdown of China’s newest naval aviation development.
 
China Reveals a Major Breakthrough on the Type 076

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Aug 9, 2026
“China’s Type 076 Just Passed a Major Catapult Test!”China has released new footage of the Type 076 amphibious assault ship Sichuan testing its electromagnetic catapult with a heavy dead load. The footage also shows the ship launching onboard countermeasures, offering a closer look at its ongoing sea trials and advanced systems.
In this episode, we examine what the Type 076 electromagnetic catapult test actually confirms, why the system could support large fixed-wing drones and crewed aircraft, and what still needs to happen before the Sichuan becomes fully operational. We also explore its full-length flight deck, twin-island design, arresting technology, and displacement of more than 40,000 tons.
Could the Type 076 become a drone-focused aviation platform, an amphibious assault ship, or a flexible combination of both? Watch the full video for a clear and neutral breakdown of China’s newest naval aviation development.



Type 076 LHAS with EMALS GJ-21 would be a big game changer
 

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