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The J-20 (English: Chengdu J-20, code name: Wei Long, NATO code name: Fire Fang, translation: Flame Fang) is a stealthy fifth-generation air combat aircraft with high stealth, high situational awareness and high maneuverability developed by Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group Corporation of AVIC.
On October 13,

2019, the J-20 fighter jet was listed in the People’s Air Force’s ‘Ace Force.
The first technical verification aircraft of the J-20 stealth fighter made its first lift-off flight test at about 12:50 p.m. on January 11, 2011, and successfully landed at 13:08 p.m., which lasted 18 minutes. The entire maiden flight was completed in the company of the J-10S combat trainer.
On October 28,

2016, after the first release of “Air Force test pilots will fly J-20 aircraft at the Airshow China”, “J-20 fighter aircraft was installed in the Air Force combat units” and “Air Force J-20 fighter aircraft” were also released one after another. The first time to carry out combat training in the maritime direction” and so on.
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On November 1, 2016, the 11th Zhuhai Airshow, J-20 made its first aerial flight display. Two J-20s did a public flight, which not only caused a sensation on the spot, but was also immediately covered extensively by the Western media. The J-20 is a masterpiece of China’s modern air power and has entered the ranks of the world’s most advanced fifth-generation fighters, and it is a symbol of China’s rapid development of its defense capabilities.
On Nov. 11, 2018, the 12th Airshow China celebrated its “highlight moment” in Zhuhai: the J-20 was launched in a public flight display, a shocking tribute to the 69th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Air Force.
On Oct. 13, 2019, at a press conference to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Air Force, Air Force spokesman Senior Colonel Shen Jinke introduces the J-20 fighter aircraft as the “ace unit” of the People’s Air Force.