China's Tailless Fighter Jet Spotted Again, This Time Without Air Data Boom
Chinese social media has released clear photos of a tailless fighter jet, believed to be a sixth-generation model, on September 25. The images, showing the aircraft without a nose-mounted air data probe, have sparked speculation about advancements in the fighter jet program. The Shenyang Aircraft Corporation (SAC) is behind the development of this new jet.
The fighter has been spotted in flight since December, but the latest images reveal a significant change. The absence of the nose-mounted air data boom, which was present in earlier test flights, suggests progress in the jet's development. Chinese observers have noted this modification, interpreting it as a sign of advancement in the program.
The photos show the tailless fighter on a runway, providing a clear side view. However, Chinese authorities have not officially confirmed the authenticity of these images.
The release of these photos has generated interest and discussion about the capabilities and development status of China's sixth-generation fighter jet program. While the authenticity of the images remains unconfirmed, the absence of the air data boom hints at potential advancements in the jet's design.
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