J-10 Thread IV

[DaTang cavalry]

The J10B fighter carries two YJ-91 anti-radiation missiles.
The fighter belongs to the 61st Brigade of the Northern Theater Air Force and is based in Jilin Province.

 

[by78]

A J-10C in the colors of the August 1st Aerobatics Team.

 

[Deino]

A J-10C in the colors of the August 1st Aerobatics Team.

Here another one ...



By the way @by78 since you are the master of finding lost images! As it seems, I lost this one in full size ... it is no longer on my harddrive. Can anyone please re-post the original full-sized one?

 

[Deino]

PS: At first I thought it is an already older image of the J-10CY with the enlarged spine sine I remembered the glowing "spike" on the fin's rear end, however the image I had in mind showing no. 703 (?) is a bit different.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1590219934910423040

 

[Viperzero]

WS-10 paper with thrust curves up to 11km

 

[by78]

A Pakistani J-10CE.

 

[Viperzero]

A Pakistani J-10CE.

Damn that’s a hot plane, I don’t think the term Omnirole was used by accident.



by chance does anyone know where this image came from? I’m looking for the key that goes with the numbers.

 

[Temstar]

Damn that’s a hot plane, I don’t think the term Omnirole was used by accident.



by chance does anyone know where this image came from? I’m looking for the key that goes with the numbers.
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Nah Pakistan has been using "omnirole" instead of "multirole" for a while now. I first noticed it after they release that fan fair video after receiving the initial batch. I wonder if there's any difference between the two words.

 

[lcloo]

Nah Pakistan has been using "omnirole" instead of "multirole" for a while now. I first noticed it after they release that fan fair video after receiving the initial batch. I wonder if there's any difference between the two words.

British English and American English, I think. I noticed a lot uses of "Omni" in ex-British colonies like India, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong, especially in the old times like in 1960s and 1970s.

 

[Kejora]

British English and American English, I think. I noticed a lot uses of "Omni" in ex-British colonies like India, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong, especially in the old times like in 1960s and 1970s.

They just using it to get back at India for using Rafale, basically saying "we have omnirole aircraft too"

The Rafale is referred to as an "omnirole" aircraft by Dassault.