Chinese 6th Generation Aircraft News & Discussions

[StormBreaker]

Lol J36 and J50 are not in the serial production, CAC and SAC building only prototypes for testing, just like J20 project, and you want to PLAAF/PLAN induct untested and unfinished products lol

There would probably be no serial production until USA introduces its 6th gen to production

 

[NGAD IS THE BEST]

The subsystems on J-36 and J-50 are already mature. When J-20 was under flight testing, China did not have AESA, EOTS etc. These systems are already mature on J-36, J-50. Testing is much faster. We are at the point of the second prototype of J-20, not the first prototype of J-20.

Again you're guessing baseless and how do you know that J36 and J50 technologies are based on J20 technologies?

And airframe also needed rigorous testings in real-time scenarios, they are just started flying in Dec 2024 and you think they are already serial production lol kid how old you're

 

[FuturePAF]

FYI, that's ai audio. They're using a "podcast" ai I ran into a few months back. I recognize those voices, it's completely fake, even if it sounds real.

This AI “podcasters” don’t sound like they have any humanity, no pauses or personality; basically Muzak compared to real Music. Like a bland NPR, which is already bland.

 

[cir]

How do you know? We have seen that for J20 in full capability J20 project completed in 2023 (WS-15)

Let me put it in another way: you will see pairs of 6th gen fighters flying over the Changan Avenue in Beijing come the 2029 military parade.

 

[liuzhengdong]

Again you're guessing baseless and how do you know that J36 and J50 technologies are based on J20 technologies?

And airframe also needed rigorous testings in real-time scenarios, they are just started flying in Dec 2024 and you think they are already serial production lol kid how old you're

The J-20 made its first flight in 2011 and entered service in 2017.

 

[Yommie]

Again you're guessing baseless and how do you know that J36 and J50 technologies are based on J20 technologies?

And airframe also needed rigorous testings in real-time scenarios, they are just started flying in Dec 2024 and you think they are already serial production lol kid how old you're

J-36 and J-50 share AESA, EOTS with J-20. Progress is much faster than when J-20 was flight testing in 2011 and 2012.

 

[Han Patriot]

Again you're guessing baseless and how do you know that J36 and J50 technologies are based on J20 technologies?

And airframe also needed rigorous testings in real-time scenarios, they are just started flying in Dec 2024 and you think they are already serial production lol kid how old you're

Relax bhai, why so excited. Firstly, Chinese general will never ever reveal a timeline of when something is to be inducted or serial produced. This is just state secret. Officially, NOBODY within the government has ever admitted to the existence of even J-50/J36. It doesn't exist.

 

[52051]

so you're saying your military general saying wrong can I post the links for you?

One of our general even say thing like there is no J-20 on CCTV in 2012 or sometime.

Timeline can change and information can be misleading, thats why you get a brain, not just ears.

Like I said before, the fast pace of flight test of J-36/J-50 suggesting the early delievery quite possible.

 

[52051]

For instance, Jin Canrong, told the media, due to Taiwan's issue, J-36/50 may even enter service in 2027.

歼36战机2027年服役？权威专家：台海紧张，六代机或提前列装

baijiahao.baidu.com

So informatino can be conflicting, thats why we take a look at the real pace of flight test.

 

[Faithfulguy]

J-36 and J-50 share AESA, EOTS with J-20. Progress is much faster than when J-20 was flight testing in 2011 and 2012.

So China has no future version of AESA or a next gen radar under development? The current radar will be used for next gen aircraft? Same with EOTS?

 

[NGAD IS THE BEST]

Let me put it in another way: you will see pairs of 6th gen fighters flying over the Changan Avenue in Beijing come the 2029 military parade.

So what the point? Soviet Union/Russia did the same thing to their Mig-25 they included Mig-25 in their military parade and she was still development phase

 

[NGAD IS THE BEST]

The J-20 made its first flight in 2011 and entered service in 2017.

With less capability yes lol

 

[NGAD IS THE BEST]

J-36 and J-50 share AESA, EOTS with J-20. Progress is much faster than when J-20 was flight testing in 2011 and 2012.

Not within few months but in few years testing will complete, look dude J50/J36 are more complex than J20, they are first Chinese MANNED jets that have no horizontal and vertical tails, needs rigorous airframe testing to perfect tailless design , as well as new meta-materials/avionics/sensors/maneuverability (unrelated to J20 avionics/sensors/meta-materials/maneuverability) are needed to be tested extensively and this testing takes years to complete

 

[Yommie]

Not within few months but in few years testing will complete, look dude J50/J36 are more complex than J20, they are first Chinese MANNED jets that have no horizontal and vertical tails, needs rigorous airframe testing to perfect tailless design , as well as new meta-materials/avionics/sensors/maneuverability (unrelated to J20 avionics/sensors/meta-materials/maneuverability) are needed to be tested extensively and this testing takes years to complete

Tailless jet ain't nothing new. Ho 229 goes back to 1944.

Horten Ho 229 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[NGAD IS THE BEST]

Tailless jet ain't nothing new. Ho 229 goes back to 1944.

Horten Ho 229 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Lol that's German, was your aviation companies designed tailless jets in ww2 lol