Here's the raw footage in glorious HD, and it's on Youtube!
I see that J-15 thruster is not bright blue like Al-31 engine. Is it WS-10?
Here's the raw footage in glorious HD, and it's on Youtube!
I see that J-15 thruster is not bright blue like Al-31 engine. Is it WS-10?
I see that J-15 thruster is not bright blue like Al-31 engine. Is it WS-10?
Just found out there are actually at least ten aircraft on board. According to video analysis done by a poster on CJDBY, the CNTV video shows 8 unique aircraft: 100、103、104、106、107、108、109、113, and then the People's Daily Weibo picture reporting the same news showed 114 and 105, for a total of 10 aircraft.
Interesting:
That J-15 in the picture was doing a touch-and-go, not taking off. It's interesting to note that it needed only an increased in engine power without the reheat to do the maneuver.I see that J-15 thruster is not bright blue like Al-31 engine. Is it WS-10?
On the other hand, it shouldn't be a hassle to store a few aircraft in the hangar even if they have no intention of flying them off the carrier for the moment.Worth noting that we do not know if all ten aircraft operated from Liaoning at the "same time" or if they rotated between Liaoning and land over a period (i.e.: the videos and pictures we have only show us a portion of what occurred, and we have no way of knowing how many more actual aircraft may have actually been operating "from" Liaoning at one time, we only know the "minimum" number)
That J-15 in the picture was doing a touch-and-go, not taking off. It's interesting to note that it needed only an increased in engine power without the reheat to do the maneuver.