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Hi,
The issue is NO FLAG markings---.
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It is the PLAAF's 131 Air Brigade's aircraft.Hi,
The issue is NO FLAG markings---.
It is the PLAAF's 131 Air Brigade's aircraft.
Hi,
The issue is NO FLAG markings---.
Hi,
That is not the issue---. The aircraft must have large / clear national identification marking unless it is an evaluation aircraft sent by the manufacturer---.
It is the PLAAF's 131 Air Brigade's aircraft.
J-10C just does what it used to do in Pakistan in 2018.
Happy to see such advanced level exercise to be conducted in our area.
A bit sad that we have not that kind of advanced war planes yet.
The roles that J-10 and J-11/16 play in PLAAF are just like those of F-16 and F-15 in USAF.What is the J-10C used to do generally compared to the J-11 series
Pardon, but what do you mean with NO FLAG marking? ... there is clearly a PLAAF symbol visible and no Chinese J-10 has ever carried a flag.
As such there's nothing more to debate on if this might be a Pakistani one or f it lacks PLAAF markings.
No it must not! Since when is there a rule that an aircraft flying in foreign airspace must have clear colourful markings?
Please explain why when there are already several PLAAF fighters out with low - and in fact very-low visibility - markings.
No it si not ... it's from the 177th Air Brigade and that's clearly confirmed by its serial.
Boss. Maybe, just maybe the decals are partially covered by the wing in the image?View attachment 695321
The quality of this photo is worse, but the logo is still visible.And the other one is completely invisible
As for your answer, can I understand that the main role of the J10C is to simulate Rafale? If I understand it correctly, this is primarily a simulation of an opponent. Rather than testing new weapons and technologies.
I knew that, and just for fun.@ LKJ86
The pic is of J10A an old version aircraft while the under discussion is J-10C carrying only an invisible No. only, altogether a different color scheme. All that is triggering curiosity about the plane, there is a constant ongoing rumours since a long time now of induction of J-10C in Pakistan.