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It’s too early to tell the true status of the Chinese AESA program,” says a Washington-based intelligence official. “We’ve seen lots of press and air show information on the program, but that doesn’t automatically translate into a robust development or give us an accurate look at where [China] is as far as fielding one anytime soon.
“Like the [high-performance] engine, it’ll be a challenge to take the step from older radars to one designed for a fifth-generation fighter,” he says. “Again, though, the J-20 is just the first or second—depending on whom you believe—prototype in a very long development program.”
China’s Stealth Aircraft Program Will Face Advanced Defenses | AWIN content from Aviation Week
And China doesn't need to prove anything about Chinese AESA to US, this will be consider as cheap way of spying without effort, this is like saying " your aircraf is a junk, proof me the contrary, show me what you got to prove my affirmation wrong"...LMAO