Has the Thunder fighter ever fought the J 8

The factor of modern air combat pilots is also very large, and if you put aside the human factor, compare these two types of aircraft, each has its own.

The advantages of each do not mean that the Thunder Dragon will win if it is quasi-3 generations.

The J-8 is a second-generation aircraft, and its original design opponent is the U2 high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft of the United States, and its biggest feature is that it is high-altitude and high-speed, and its ceiling and speed are much stronger than that of the Thunder Dragon, and it can launch an attack from a condescending position in air combat, and the radar is relatively easy to lock on to the target and hit the missile at the same time The hit rate is very high. Full speed lift can also be used to improve survival rates when dodging missile attacks.

The Thunder is a multi-functional fighter, its advantages lie in maneuverability and electronic countermeasure capabilities, if it is a close combat J-8 will definitely suffer, there is almost no chance of winning. It uses a Russian RD33 engine, which has a very good ability to accelerate and pull up instantaneously, which is very useful when evading missiles and pursuing targets.

The radar detection range of these two aircraft is about the same, and the tracking and locking ability of the Thunder is better. It can be equipped with electronic warfare pods or photoelectric targeting pods, and the air combat ** used is basically the same, in fact, who wins and who loses still depends on the pilot's on-the-spot performance.

Definitely, the Thunder Dragon is a quasi-third-generation machine, and the eighth master is still at the level of the second generation, and the revision machine may be close to the third generation. The Thunder Dragon is ahead of the eight masters in avionics, maneuverability, and engines, and there are many ** that can be used, but there is no absoluteness in the war, and now it basically relies on missiles.

The Thunder Dragon has beaten the J-8

Although the Thunder is a light fighter.

But the performance is outstanding and can even compete with the J-10A.

One is a third-generation aircraft and the other is a second-generation aircraft. Although the J-8-2 has undergone a large number of modern modifications. When the essential difference remains!

No one can say for sure, F22 will definitely not be defeated? , this kind of thing can't be said, please lz don't ask this kind of question in the future, sometimes pilots also account for a big factor.

The eighth master is waiting for you at an altitude of 22,000 meters, do you dare (can) come up?

The Thunder fighter is a fighter developed by China, and has been equipped in batches with the Pakistan Rotten Hall Air Force.

The Thunder fighter, that is, the FC-1 fighter, is a single-engine, single-seat, all-weather multi-role fighter jointly invested by China and Pakistan, jointly developed by Chengdu Aircraft Industry (Group) Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Aviation Industry Corporation of China, Chengdu Aircraft Design and Research Institute, China Aviation Technology Import and Export Corporation and other units in the late 90s of the 20th century, and participated in the development of the Pakistan Air Force.

The FC-1 fighter has outstanding medium and low altitude and high subsonic maneuver combat capabilities, good interception and ground attack capabilities, large range, air retention time and combat radius, excellent short take-off and landing characteristics and strong payload capacity.

Introduction:

With the approach of the Zhuhai Air Show, the progress of China's aviation and aerospace field and national defense science and technology will be presented to the world. In addition to domestic production, we have made new progress in the field of equipment foreign trade, Pakistan said that the Thunder Dragon fighter jointly developed by China and Pakistan will be exported to Nigeria.

Pakistan's Economic Coordination Council (ECC) has approved a $100 million sovereign guarantee, which includes the delivery of three JF-17 Thunder fighter jets to the Nigerian Air Force under a recently signed contract, according to local reports.