Chinese Aircraft Carriers - Liaoning, Shandong, Fujian and the future

003 Taking photos from the air in the harbor. Photos are not accurate enough to see the deck clearly, need to wait for higher resolution photos .
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The Liaoning aircraft carrier battle group recently operated in the Western Pacific Ocean. Japan released observation information. In 7 days, the Liaoning Carrier Battle Group performed a total of 410 aircraft takeoffs and landings (250 for fighters and 160 for helicopters).

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420 aircraft in 7 days works out to 60 aircraft per day assuming 12 hour works day launch only it averages 5 aircraft launches per hour or 12 minutes per aircraft NOT BAD but things will even get better once Fujian is operational
 
003 Close-up photo, condition unknown, for reference only.
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@Hendarto
We cannot extrapolate 003's future data based on Japan's observed data.
1. This is observed data from Japan, not real data.
2, The Liaoning aircraft carrier's main position is testing and training. Combat attributes are part-time. Shandong aircraft carrier is the full time combat warship.
3. The most important data of the aircraft carrier are: the time to empty the deck and hangar, the preparation time to empty again, the carrying capacity .......... ...The number of takeoffs and landings in a 7 day period doesn't mean much, it just means it's more intensively trained.
 
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The Liaoning aircraft carrier battle group recently operated in the Western Pacific Ocean. Japan released observation information. In 7 days, the Liaoning Carrier Battle Group performed a total of 410 aircraft takeoffs and landings (250 for fighters and 160 for helicopters).

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I refer to this recent activity of the Liaoning carrier group.
@zhanlong
 

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