China's J-36 Heavy Stealth Tactical Jet's Final Test Flights

China's Chengdu Aircraft Corporation continues to develop the J-36 next-generation heavy stealth tactical jet. Recent test flights have shown the jet's evolving design and new features. The J-36 first emerged in December 2024, and it is known that four or five prototypes have flown since then.

Technical Capacity and Field Balances

The J-36 is a jet with a three-engine and two-seat, side-by-side cockpit configuration. Significant changes were made in the design of the jet, from the exhaust system to the thrust vectoring configuration. The video shown during the landing of the J-36 at the airport reveals the width of the jet and its new features. The lighter-colored sections on the jet's radome and dorsal air intake indicate that the jet's radar and communication systems have been improved.

Conclusion and Future Perspective

The future capabilities and features of the J-36 are still unknown. However, the continuation of the development of the jet and the emergence of its new features demonstrate China's progress in the field of defense industry and technology. The J-36, shown in a video during landing at the airport, reveals the width of the jet and its new features. It is possible that the jet will be equipped with a laser-guided energy weapon in the future, and this will further increase the jet's capabilities.