Isn t it possible for any plane to fly over China s airspace?

Black Widow, did you forget? Hehe.

At present, the F22 flying in Chinese airspace will not be detected. As for the reports that have been discovered, it is because of political necessity, which is the same as the Chinese nuclear submarine floating in the Sea of Japan.

A few days ago, China has mastered the key technology to detect low RCS targets, but it takes time for finished products and production and assembly. However, discovery does not mean destruction, and the current wartime electromagnetic intensity of various countries makes the accuracy of missiles much lower.

If China and the United States are at war, there will definitely be F22s flying over China. In high-intensity warfare, radar is used in bursts, and it will not always sweep the planes in the sky. The role of these F22s is to sweep the formation, so that the planes taking off from different airports cannot assemble in a short period of time (dozens of planes take off due to the number of runways, they must take off from several airports, to the air group), and at the same time reduce the time for the aircraft to reload the bombs on the airport.

Legally, it is definitely not possible, it is an invasion, but when it fights a war, it is to look at its strength and see if it has the ability.

He nnd ate the ambition leopard guts!

Who dares to cross it! With tens of thousands of anti-aircraft bombs, thousands of combat aircraft, and hundreds of radars, you are a vegetarian when you are a vegetarian!

Although our equipment is not the most technical, we can do it!

Specific situation Specific analysis.

In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, China's air defense field was basically blank, the United States and Taiwan high-altitude reconnaissance planes often invaded the mainland, and China shot down a lot, and now China's air defense deployment is already very good, as long as the aircraft invades and is locked by the air defense missile, it basically cannot run, and the speed of the air defense missile is several times faster than that of the airplane, so when it comes, it is to look for death, and it is not stupid to send fighter planes to China for research.

Civilian aircraft are allowed, but military aircraft have military reconnaissance purposes and can only fly in their own airspace according to diplomatic principles.

It's 100 kilometers from Shanghai, no, it's 106 kilometers

If you dare to enter, you will destroy its ......As much as he likes to play tricks, there have been many fights that have shot him down in history.

In recent years, I didn't dare to come to China's airspace like a back garden.

Does China dare to go to the United States??? Except for outer space.

Do you dare to go to someone else's house???

There is no charge. In accordance with article 5 of the Chicago Convention, the Contracting States agree that all aircraft of the other Contracting States that are not engaged in scheduled international flights shall have the right to enter or pass through their territory without prior authorization or to make a non-commercial stop, provided that the transit State has the right to land, subject to the provisions of this Convention.

If the landlord is saying "flying over other countries", that is, the aircraft does not stop, how to charge?

On the other hand, there are five freedoms of carriage for scheduled international flights: each Contracting State grants the other Contracting States the following freedoms of air for scheduled international flights: 1. the right to fly over its territory without stopping without stopping for non-transport operations (the other three points are not repeated and are of little relevance).

What does the landlord mean?

No, but there is a charge for the airport apron. Depending on the location ** is also different.

Charged! Each airport has a special command billing! A kilometer in my home country seems to be a few cents, and in foreign countries, it is charged in dollars.

I don't know. Indicates that the landlord is a rich man.

According to the provisions of international law, territorial airspace is the space within 100 kilometers of the territorial land and sea of a sovereign state. At present, China's land area is about 9.6 million square kilometers, and the water area of the inland sea and border sea is about 4.7 million square kilometers, so China's territorial airspace should be 14.3 million square kilometers of space within 100 kilometers vertically into space.

14.3 million square kilometers, and because of the "Country.

The International Law stipulates that the space within 100 kilometers of the territorial land and sea of a sovereign state perpendicular to space is called territorial airspace. Therefore, China's airspace should be 14.3 million square kilometers of space within 100 kilometers of vertical space.

The territorial sea consists of the Bohai Sea (inland sea) and the three major border seas of the Yellow Sea, the East China Sea and the South China Sea, and the coastline of the eastern and southern continents is 10,000 kilometers. The water area of the inland sea and the border sea is about 4.7 million square kilometers. There are 7,600 large and small islands in the sea area, of which Taiwan Island is the largest, with an area of 35,798 square kilometers.

The Bohai Sea is located in the Bohai Strait from Laotieshanjiao on the Liaodong Peninsula to Penglaijiao on the north coast of the Shandong Peninsula, communicating with the waters of the Yellow Sea, with the mouth of the Miaodao Islands and the mouth of the gorge, with an area of 10,000 square kilometers, an average water depth of 18 meters, and a maximum depth of 70 meters.

The Yellow Sea stretches from the mouth of the Yalu River in the north, divides the East China Sea with the north shore of the Yangtze River estuary to Jeju Island in the south, and connects with the Bohai Sea in the west by the Bohai Strait. The average water depth is 44 meters, the deepest depth is 140 meters, the area is 380,000 square kilometers, and the seabed is a semi-enclosed shallow sea continental shelf.

The East China Sea stretches from the north bank of the Yangtze River to Jeju Island in the north, from Nanao in Guangdong Province to the southern tip of the main island of Taiwan Province in the south, to the Okinawa Trough in the east (demarcated by the Okinawa Trough and Japan's territorial waters), and to the east to the 12 nautical miles off the east coast of Taiwan Island, with an area of 770,000 square kilometers.

The seabed of the South China Sea is a huge ocean basin, and the mountains of the sea basin are China's Dongsha, Xisha, Zhongsha and Nansha Islands, which are the natural extension of the shelf of Chinese mainland. The total area of the South China Sea is 3.5 million square kilometers.

China's land area is 9.6 million square kilometers, and the water area of the inland sea and border sea is about 4.7 million square kilometers. So add it upairspaceArea.

12.6 million square kilometers.

China's territorial area is 9.6 million square kilometers, its territorial waters are 3 million square kilometers, and its territorial airspace is the sum of its territory and territorial waters, i.e., 12.6 million square kilometers.

Territorial airspace refers to the airspace over the territorial land and territorial waters of a sovereign state, which is an integral part of the national territory. The Paris Aviation Convention and the Convention on International Civil Aviation stipulate that States have absolute sovereignty over the airspace over their territory.

Airspace refers to the space within 100 kilometers of the territorial land and sea of a sovereign state perpendicular to space.

With this concept, presumably the landlord should have a good idea of how big China's airspace is, right? Hehe. ~~

China's territory covers an area of 9.6 million square kilometers, its territorial waters cover 3 million square kilometers, and its airspace is the sum of its territory and territorial waters, i.e., 12.6 million square kilometers.

Although there are some international regulations and consensus, in a substantive sense, the size of the airspace does not depend on the extent of the regulations or recognition, but on the extent to which a country can defend it. For example, in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the airspace over our territory was reconnoitred by American planes at any time. We think so, but the Americans probably think it's their airspace, because we don't have any means to defend it, and the Americans do whatever they want.

The high level of what is now said is a country's airspace is a regulation or viewpoint held by a major power, especially the United States, because at a certain altitude, the United States has advanced aircraft, missiles, and satellites to exercise control over other countries, but other countries do not have or cannot reach its level, and at the same time, other countries cannot effectively counterattack and counteract its control. Therefore, the size of China's airspace is now the effective range that China's aircraft and missiles can control.

Territorial airspace is the airspace over a country's land, rivers, lakes, inland seas, territorial waters, etc. It is an integral part of the territory of a State and is subject to the sovereign jurisdiction of that State, which may not be violated by other States, and foreign aircraft and other aircraft may not fly in its airspace without the permission of that State. The intrusion of foreign aircraft, especially military aircraft, into a country's territorial airspace is a violation of that country's territorial sovereignty, and the ground state has the right to take corresponding measures according to the circumstances.

Taiwan has not yet been reunified.

India owns partially.

The Sino-Russian border is done].

Island disputes in the South China Sea.

Fishing is still being fished.

9600000—x=？

Among them: x = Taiwan + Indian-controlled + islands + fishing.

Upstairs, you are far away, is it not your airspace and whether you have the ability to defend it is two different things, the airspace is clear, whether you have the ability to defend it is your business, China's aircraft and missiles can control most of the areas around China, according to you this is also China's airspace? Far away, Mongolia is a matter of minutes. The landlord, just a number:

1080 square kilometers!

I guess I want to spy on China's military situation!

It's F-22, no matter how good the stealth performance is, I don't dare to fly into China's airspace.

Interesting question.

A foreign plane", what is a foreign airliner? Don't you all go in and out of China every day and then land at an airport in China? Otherwise, where do you take international flights?

Chinese air defense", why is it China's air defense? Is there a unit for this? Foreign aircraft should first report to the Chinese Air Force and the Civil Aviation of China for the record, submit the planned route, flight time, and aircraft type, and then they can fly as planned, either through the airspace, or land at an airport.

For civil aviation, because the surrounding routes are recorded, you can basically request a landing at any time (such as an aircraft failure). As for foreign military aircraft, they must go through a very strict scrutiny, and if it is an accident, they are generally allowed to land first, and then locked up on the ground for examination. If there is a longer domestic flight time, they will also send their own aircraft to accompany them for surveillance flights.

If a military plane breaks down and makes a forced landing at a Chinese airport, it will definitely be locked up for examination, and the country where the plane crew is located will also "demand" the crew back through diplomatic channels, regardless of whether there are regular legal procedures. The repair will definitely not let you repair it yourself, the Chinese side will send someone to repair it, and you can't say that you can still copy some high-tech. Of course, you'll have to pay for the repairs.

No, you can only pass through the airspace.

All of them have fixed international routes, and these routes are applied to the civil aviation authority and relevant units of the country where they are located. It's not that you can fly if you want to, not to mention abroad, but at home, whether it's a civil airliner or a private jet, every flight route must apply to the air traffic control for the record, and if you fly in unauthorized airspace, the air defense ** and the air force have the right to shoot down the plane

Of course, it is necessary to obtain the approval of other countries in advance, and to fly from a fixed route, otherwise it may happen that the Soviet Union shot down the South Korean 747 passenger plane that deviated in 83.

China's airspace is open to private individuals, but it is conditional, and it needs to be reported.

There is an example to prove this: if China's airspace is not open to private individuals, Zhao someone, who made a fortune by sketches to buy a plane, wouldn't the plane become a puppet, how can it be displayed everywhere!

The conditions for the opening of China's airspace to private individuals mainly include, but are not limited to, the following: first, Chinese citizens; second, legal activities; the third is the normal declaration; Fourth, it has been approved; Fifth, have an aircraft driver's license; Sixth, within the prescribed approval time period...

Unauthorized private flights must bear the corresponding legal responsibilities on their own. . .

It's not completely open, otherwise it would be very good to buy a private jet in Benshan. Previous private jets had a postage on them.

China's airspace is not open to private individuals.

If an individual has a low-altitude aircraft and needs to use low-altitude, he or she needs to apply to the relevant department and obtain approval. Otherwise, it is illegal.

The low-altitude flight is ready to be open to the private.

It depends on whether you have enough RMB and whether the relationship is hard.