List of Chinese aircraft
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Aircraft produced by the People's Republic of China. As a convention, the designations of aircraft usually start from 5 instead of 1.
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[edit] Common Abbreviations
Abbreviations | Chinese Pinyin | English Name |
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H | HongZhaJi | Bomber |
J | JianJiJi | Fighter aircraft |
J/L/JL | JiaoLianJi | Trainer |
Q | QiangJiJi | Ground attack aircraft |
Y | YunShuJi | Transport aircraft |
Z | ZhiShengJi | Helicopter |
[edit] Bombers
Designation | Manufacturer | Remarks |
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H-8 | Xi'an | A Stealth, strategic, heavy bomber already built by the People's Republic of China. |
Q-5 | Nanchang | A Chinese-built ground attack aircraft |
H-5 | Harbin | Imitation of Il-28, retired |
H-6 | Xi'an | Imitation of Tu-16 |
JH-7 | Xi'an | Fighter-bomber |
SH-5 | Harbin | Amphibious bomber, production stopped |
[edit] Fighter aircraft
Designation | Manufacturer | Remarks |
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J-4 | Shenyang | Imitation of Mig-15, retired |
J-5 | Shenyang | Imitation of Mig-17, retired |
J-6 | Shenyang | Imitation of Mig-19, retired |
J-7 | Chengdu | Imitation of Mig-21 |
J-8 | Shenyang | Interceptor |
J-9 | Chengdu | Cancelled |
J-10 | Chengdu | Multi-role fighter |
J-11 | Shenyang | Imitation of Su-27 |
J-12 | Nanchang | Cancelled |
J-XX | Shenyang | 5th generation Stealth fighter being built |
J-13 | Shenyang | 5th generation Stealth fighter being built |
J-14 | Shenyang | 5th generation Stealth fighter being built |
Super-10 | Shenyang | 5th generation Stealth fighter being built from the Chengdu J-10 |
FC-1 | Chengdu | Fighter China-1, jointly developed by Chengdu and PAC |
[edit] Trainers
Designation | Manufacturer | Remarks |
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CJ-5 | Nanchang | Imitation of Yak-18, retired |
CJ-6 | Nanchang | Basic propeller trainer |
JJ-1 | Shenyang | Basic jet trainer, cancelled |
JJ-5 | Shenyang | Trainer version of J-5 |
JJ-6 | Shenyang | Trainer version of J-6 |
JJ-7 | Guizhou | Trainer version of J-7 |
JL-8 | Nanchang | Basic jet trainer |
JL-9 | Guizhou | Upgrade version of JJ-7 |
L-15 | Nanchang | Advanced jet trainer/attacker, in development |
[edit] Ground attack aircraft
Designation | Manufacturer | Remarks |
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Q-5 | Nanchang | Developed based on Mig-19 |
Q-6 | Nanchang | Cancelled; based on Su-24 |
[edit] Transport aircraft
Designation | Manufacturer | Remarks |
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Y-5 | Shijiazhuang | Imitation of An-2 |
Y-6 | Il-14 | |
Y-7 | Xi'an | Imitation of An-24 |
Y-8 | Shaanxi | Imitation of An-12 |
Y-9 | Shaanxi | Multi-purpose transport, in development and variant of the Y-8 (as Y-8X) |
Y-10 | Shanghai | Boeing 707 class airliner, cancelled |
Y-11 | Harbin | 7 seats utility aircraft |
Y-12 | Harbin | 17 seats utility aircraft |
MA-60 | Xi'an | 60 seats turboprop-powered airliner, upgrade version of Y-7 |
ARJ-21 | ACAC | 70-90 seats advanced regional jet airliner, in development |
[edit] Helicopters
Designation | Manufacturer | Remarks |
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Z-5 | Harbin | Chinese version of Mi-4, retired |
Z-6 | Cancelled and based on Mi-8 | |
Z-7 | Changhe | Cancelled |
Z-8 | Changhe | Chinese version of SA321Ja Super Frelon |
Z-9 | Harbin | Chinese version of Eurocopter Dauphin |
WZ-10 | Changhe | Attack helicopter |
Z-11 | Changhe | Light utility helicopter |
EC-120 | Harbin | Cooperation with Eurocopter |
Z-15/EC-175 | Harbin | 6,000kg-class medium utility helicopter jointly developed by Harbin and Eurocopter; similar to the Agusta A109 |
[edit] See also
- List of Chinese aircraft engines
- Aviation Industries of China I
- Aviation Industries of China II
- People's Liberation Army Air Force
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