China’s latest stealth fighter jet, the J-35A, recently conducted training flights in anticipation of its official debut at Airshow China next week. The J-35A will be showcased at the five-day China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition in Zhuhai, where global air forces, including Russia, will gather. The event marks the first appearance of Russia’s Su-57 stealth fighter at the exhibition, joining China’s J-20 in joint drills, highlighting China’s expanding military collaboration.
J-35A and China’s Growing Stealth Arsenal
The J-35A adds to China’s cutting-edge stealth capabilities, joining the ranks of the J-20 stealth fighter, which recently conducted joint exercises with Russia’s Su-57. This latest aircraft is a testament to China’s ambition to enhance its air force, and its performance will be closely watched by military analysts worldwide. The Chinese navy will also debut its J-15T carrier-borne fighter jet and the Z-20 helicopter, signaling advancements in China’s naval air capabilities.
Strengthening China’s Airborne Force
President Xi Jinping has emphasized the importance of modernizing China’s air force, which he described as “crucial to our military’s power and combat system.” Xi’s recent visit to the Airborne Force in Hubei highlighted his commitment to a strong, technologically advanced force. This airshow, featuring China’s newest fleet additions, serves as a bold statement of China’s growing military prowess on the global stage.
