Chinese 6th Generation Aircraft News & Discussions

[Viet]

I don't know why these two are contradicted, as far as I know, long range and full specturm stealth are basic elements for both Chinese projects.

look at F35
you can’t have both. difficult.

 

[iblini]

look at F35
you can’t have both. difficult.

Time to put a full stop on this meaningless conversation, you can do some basic open book research for the projects, but you just decided to throw out random thoughts like "I think, I feel".

 

[Viet]

Time to put a full stop on this meaningless conversation, you can do some basic open book research for the projects, but you just decided to throw out random thoughts like "I think, I feel".

relax you don’t need to go in that offensive tone. that’s why I always hesitate to comment on chinese defence section.
why you expect? I am not expert. I think, I feel. that’s it. if you have any specs please post here. No, I am too lazy to do basic open research (where can I find those books?).

 

[iblini]

relax you don’t need to go in that offensive tone. that’s why I always hesitate to comment on chinese defence section.
why you expect? I am not expert. I think, I feel. that’s it. if you have any specs please post here.

I am expecting some basic knowledge though, like range and stealth are the basic requirements for both the Chinese and Yankees' sixth gen projects.

 

[Viet]

I am expecting some basic knowledge though, like range and stealth are the basic requirements for both the Chinese and Yankees' sixth gen projects.

I stop here.
waste of time
worthless to discuss with people with lack of respect

 

[corven]

look at F35
you can’t have both. difficult.

So what do you think J36 is?

 

[iblini]

Likely sixth gen CCA.

 

[Scorpio]

China is test flying a third tailless aircraft after the J-36 and J-50..

 

[iblini]

China is test flying a third tailless aircraft after the J-36 and J-50..


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We don't know whether its a manned aircraft or unmanned CCA, but we do know there will be many platforms within the sixth generation project.

 

[yusheng]

“Eight designs, four test-flown.”。。。。“Meanwhile, NPU wrapped up five concepts and flew them.”

Make fighter jets like they're smartphones.

 

[SD 10]

China is test flying a third tailless aircraft after the J-36 and J-50..


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holy shit... how any aircrafts do they have?
At this point the americans should go back to isolationism!

 

[52051]

This could either be a very large unmanned sixth generation UAV filled for roles like CCA (but with far more advanced aerodynamic and stealth design than the CCAs you found elsewhere).

Or this might be a heavy manned sixth-generation fighter designed by the Xi'an Aircraft Design Institute, employing a variable-sweep wing design for carrier-based operations.

 

[52051]

If this is a CCA, than China now at least fly two very advanced version of CCAs now, much better than the ones you found in the US.

At least China's CCA employed similiar 6th generation aerodynamic design, whilst the CCA protytpes you found in the US look like just 4.5th generation aerodynamic design with all the tails and control surfaces and little to no internal weapon bay.

 

[52051]

So basically China is enter our own F-1x moment now, that deliver several 4th generation systems (F-14/15/16 and F/A-18) within a short period of time and leave the soviets in the dust.

I believe just like the case of soviets in 1980s, the US may finally get to deliever their F-47 once we are about to conduct the fligth test of our breakingthrough 7th generation fighters.

 

[iblini]

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