China Surfaces Tailless Next-Generation Stealth Prototype

China’s Tailless Next Gen Fighter: What we know so far

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China Is Flying Around a New 'Stealth Fighter'

A new photo has leaked from China showing a mysterious, what might be previously unknown stealth jet. It could also be the J-36.

New Chinese stealth aircraft spotted in test flight

A new image circulating on Chinese social media appears to show another next-generation combat aircraft undergoing flight testing—marking the third such design spotted in recent months, and underscoring China’s rapid expansion of its advanced airpower programs. The photo, which lacks a confirmed location or timestamp, shows a sharp-edged delta-wing aircraft with a distinct elongated nose

China Sixth Gen Jet: China’s Third Sixth-Generation Stealth Fighter Spotted in Test Flights, Raising Alarm Over Potential U.S. Lag in Next-Gen Air Dominance

China has been observed flying what appears to be its third distinct sixth-generation tailless stealth aircraft prototype—a revelation that may mark a seismic shift in global air combat dominance. This event not only raises eyebrows among military analysts worldwide but… The post China Sixth Gen Jet: China’s Third Sixth-Generation Stealth Fighter Spotted in Test Flights, Raising Alarm Over Potential U.S. Lag in Next-Gen Air Dominance appeared fi…

China’s Third Tailless Next-Generation Aircraft Emerges

Photographs of a previously unseen Chinese stealthy platform have surfaced online. Some photos are taken from distance, but other frames are shot straight up from below with the aircraft flying above. And, provided they are genuine, they’re clear enough: China has flown yet another tailless aircraft. If you’ve been following our coverage of the J-36 […] The post China’s Third Tailless Next-Generation Aircraft Emerges appeared first on The Aviati…

China’s New Stealth Jet Emerges in Social Media Photos

On August 4, several images surfaced online – widely shared on Chinese aviation forums and social media that appear to show a previously unknown, tailless