The first flight of the attack-2 UAV shows the Chinese Air Force: there will be more, newer and better UAV equipment unveiled

　　China News Agency, Zhuhai, November 9 (Reporter Guo Chaokai) The 14th China Air Show entered the second day, and the attack-2 drone was flying for the first time.

At the press conference of the Air Force series of innovation events held on the 9th, Major General Yin Wei, deputy chief of staff of the Chinese Air Force, said that there will be more and better UAV equipment to meet with you in the future.

　　Yin Wei said that the Air Force pays great attention to the use and development of UAVs, which is also an important direction for the future equipment development of the Air Force.

In recent years, the Air Force has made great achievements in the construction of UAV equipment.

At this air show, the Air Force exhibited active large and medium-sized UAV equipment such as Wuzhen-7 and Wuzhen-8. There are high-altitude long-endurance, high-altitude high-speed, and electronic reconnaissance types. The -2 drone is also the first flight demonstration, and there will be more updated and better drone equipment to meet with you in the future.

　　The reporter learned that the attack-2 UAV, which was demonstrated in flight for the first time, is a medium-to-high-altitude long-endurance surveillance and strike-integrated UAV system developed by China. It is an important weapon and equipment for border patrol and combating terrorism.

In the new era of military training and preparations, the UAV units of the Air Force fly over plateaus, across distant seas, and over jungles, innovating tactics and tactics in complex environments, and continuously improving their actual combat capabilities.

　　Yin Wei emphasized that the Air Force pays attention to enhancing scientific and technological cognition, innovation and application, and will work with all parties in the industry to develop and develop UAV equipment that meets the needs of China's security environment and the missions and tasks of the Air Force. To find a road to the construction and development of unmanned aerial vehicles that is in line with the national and military conditions and has the characteristics of the Chinese Air Force.

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