Chinesse J-2 , J-5 and J-7

Is there any J-2/JJ-2 and J-5 (not JJ-5) in PLA service?
How many J-7 is in service? Does J-7E/G replace the J-7I/II/III?

Zivojin, Belgrade, Serbia

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lol
what kinda question is that lol

no there isnt any J-2s left, they cant even fire missiles, all they can do is attack B-29s

J-7? about 500 ish, you can check globalsecurity.org

J-5 should be converted to drones and same will J-6s I think.

As for J-7, maybe up to 1000?

hmm...j-2 is mig 15 right? dont think so. chia didnt use them much after korea. j-7? threr are around 250 modern upgraded varients.

J-2 is MIG-15, J-2,J-5,and J-6, are all out of service. Except for the fact that some J-5,J-6, and J-7 were coverted to ground attack UAV. All the old fighters/intercepters in service are early varients of J-7, J-8, J-8B/D. They are getting replaced by J-7E/G,J-8F/H,J-10,Su-27/30/J-11 and maybe Fc-1.

I thought MiG-15 is J-5.

J-5 is MIg-17.
source:
J-2

J-5

PLAAF still uses Mig-21s right >??

Yes since J-7 is mig-21

"The Chinese Shenyang aircraft factory built two-seat trainer versions of the MiG-15UTI, known as JJ-2s, but never constructed any single-seat fighter versions of the aircraft. Instead, the facilities repaired and maintained Soviet-built airplanes.

The first Chinese-built jet fighter to enter service were license-built copies of the MiG-15’s successor, the MiG-17 Fresco. Designated the J-5, the Chinese version of the MiG-17 first flew on August 2, 1956. Trainer aircraft, designated JJ-5s, appeared nearly ten years later. In all, 767 J-5 fighters and 1,061 JJ-5 trainers were built in China."

J-2 = MiG-15
J-5 = MiG-17
J-6 = MiG-19
Q-5 = Based on MiG-19
J-7 = MiG-21

Globalsecurity's estimates on PLAAF inventory:


J-2: nil
J-5: nil
J-6: 350
Q-5: 300
J-7: 500

JZ-6: 100 (reconnaissance)
JJ-6: ? (trainer)
JJ-7: 50+ (trainer)

The J-7E/G is the newest version of the J-7 series.

If you ever wondered what happened to those used/surplus MiG-15/JJ-2's:



You can fly one for $2,300 USD/hour, but only if you have a pilot's license and meet requirements.