China's largest air show was held in Guangdong Province in the south of the country, showing the Chinese military's new aerial refueling aircraft and fighter planes actually flying.
An air show held in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province, held once every two years, began on the 8th, and more than 100 aircraft, including Chinese military aircraft and military drones, were exhibited at the venue.
At the venue, in
addition to the Chinese military's new aerial refueling aircraft "Yu-20,"
▽ military aircraft such as the "J
-20" fighter, which is said to have stealth capabilities, and the "J-16" fighter.
The state of actually flying has been released.
Both of these weapons have been confirmed to be in operation around Taiwan, and were introduced at the venue as "important weapons that protect Japan's sovereignty and defend its territory."
Also on display at the venue was the Pterosaur 10, a military drone capable of flying at an altitude of over 10,000 meters, which attracted the interest of military personnel from countries such as Brazil and Pakistan.
China seems to be aiming to show off its air force as it increases its military pressure on Taiwan.
On the other hand, China's domestically produced jet airliner "C919" also had a demonstration flight.
It is mainly intended for domestic use in China, but with a seating capacity of around 160, it is said to compete with the flagship aircraft of Airbus and Boeing, and is expected to be handed over to Chinese airlines within the year. increase.