http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2007-01/05/content_5570467.htm

Chinese fighter aircraft makes 1st public appearance 
     

      www.chinaview.cn 2007-01-05 18:43:37  

     


           
            Photo shows the Jian-10(Fighter-10), China's home-made 
new-generation fighter aircraft. Jian-10 made its debut in Beijing, capital of 
China on Jan. 5, 2007. (Xinhua Photo)
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          BEIJING, Jan. 5 (Xinhua) -- China's home-made new-generation fighter 
aircraft, the Jian-10 (Fighter-10), made its debut in Beijing on Friday. 

          A five-minute-long video film revealed how the fighter takes off, 
lands, fires missiles and flies in formation. 

          A single-seater model plane was also unveiled by the China Aviation 
Industry Corporation I (AVIC I), which spent seven years developing the 
Jian-10, the Taihang turbofan engine and the new-generation air-to-air 
missiles. 

          China has become the fourth country in the world to develop its own 
advanced fighter aircraft, aero-engines and missiles, said Geng Ruguang, deputy 
general manager of AVIC I. 

          The Jian-10 and the Taihang turbofan engine, both with proprietary 
intellectual property rights (IPR), herald the third generation of Chinese 
fighter aircraft and military aero-engines, said Geng. 

          The Jian-10 series marks a breakthrough in China's research and 
development of heavy fighter aircraft, said Liu Gaozhuo, executive commander in 
chief of the Jian-10 program. 

          China is now capable of developing its own big thrust military 
aero-engines and its third-generation fighter aircraft will be powered by the 
Taihang turbofan engine, said Liu. 

          Geng said the Chinese Air Force had been equipped with the country's 
newly-developed fourth-generation air-to-air missiles, which can launch 
beyond-visual-range and multi-target attacks and do not require further 
guidance after launch. 

          AVIC I is the leading aircraft manufacturer in China and provides the 
Chinese armed forces with 90 percent of their airborne weapons. 

          Company sales have grown six years in a row to reach 80 billion yuan 
(10.26 billion yuan) in 2006, up 15.7 percent year-on-year. Meanwhile, profits 
reached three billion yuan, up 42 percent
     


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