China’s New J-36 6th Generation Fighter Just ‘Broke Cover’

China’s New J-36 6th Generation Fighter Just ‘Broke Cover’

Summary and Key Points: China’s new tail-less fighter, likely called the J-36, recently completed its second test flight, fueling speculation it’s a sixth-generation stealth aircraft. -Developed by Chengdu Aircraft Corporation, this fighter has advanced stealth characteristics, a triple-engine setup for powerful thrust and maneuverability, and is possibly capable of launching hypersonic missiles and drones. -Its […] The post China’s New J-36 6th…

China's J-36 6th-Gen Prototype Completes Second Test Flight...

Chengdu Aircraft Corporation (CAC), a major Chinese aerospace and defence company, has announced that its new J-36 fighter jet prototype, a potential sixth-generation aircraft...

A fighter jet believed to be China's sixth-generation fighter jet recently conducted a test flight, according to images circulating on Chinese social media.

The mysterious J36, a Chinese sixth generation fighter, has been sighted again - Economic Scenarios

The larger of China's two new tailless stealth fighters has flown again and has been spotted and photographed, TWZ reports . It is only the second time that it has been witnessed in flight, the first dating back to December 26, presumably during its maiden flight. That day, Beijing's two new heavy fighters, never seen before, were photographed and recorded in the sky. The latest images from the test flight offer a new view of the massive tactica…

China's J-36 Heavy Stealth Fighter Seen Flying For Second Time

The largest of China’s two new tailless stealth fighters has flown again. This is just the second time we have video evidence of it in the air, this first coming on December 26th, presumably during its first flight. That month Beijing’s two new and previously never seen before heavy fighter designs were photographed and recorded on test flights. You can read our highly detailed analysis of both of those aircraft in this special feature. The late…

At the end of last December, the first flight of what could be one of the future sixth-generation aircraft that China is developing to equip the Air Force of the People’s Liberation Army was recorded. In the absence of official information, since then the characteristics of this new aircraft in the form of a flying wing have been speculated and analyzed, which has been called “J-36”, analysis that will be fed again with the confirmation of the p…