Aren't they using WS-10C,or you mean WS-15?Okay, so they are basically up to 75 J-20s a year if we anticipate a few more produced for this batch. That's crazy high and way more than the optimistic 45 to 50 a year that I had projected earlier this year. Basically 1.5 per line per month and 4 lines -> 6 a month. I didn't anticipate them to reach this rate until like 2027. This should significantly lower the cost of J-20 production.
Also, it means China is procuring more J-20s a year than America is procuring F-35s
Unbelievable, they might get to close to 100 a year if they can add another production line and further optimize the production line. We are still in Nov, so they will probably get to 190 J-20s by the end of this year and close to 350 by the end of 2024 and 500+ by end of 2026.
Amazing what they can done once WS-10C production got ramped up.
All j-20 in service should be using ws-10 at the moment, there is only one picture suggested that one of its engines may be ws-15 was was spotted at cacAren't they using WS-10C,or you mean WS-15?
I mean they are only able to mass produce j20 because they started using ws10c. No chance they can do this if still using al31fn. They must be producing 300 ws10 a year at this point.Aren't they using WS-10C,or you mean WS-15?
It is possible that, according to AVIC's 2TH annual report, liming's engine turnover in the first half of the year increased by 98.72% year-on-year. That number is kind of crazy.Rumor has it that the demand for WS-10 is so high that Liming has outsourced components to other firms in AVIC.
its not like that. Shenyang's components suppliers have increase production by many folds in 2021. as WS-20 production begun too.Rumor has it that the demand for WS-10 is so high that Liming has outsourced components to other firms in AVIC.