China's cutting-edge aviation technologies, including the J-20, the J-35A and the J-10CE fighter jets, will be featured at the 55th Paris Air Show, the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) announced on Sunday.
Leading with its "20" series aircraft and supported by its aviation military trade equipment and emergency rescue equipment systems, the AVIC will present achievements in recent years in both military and civilian aviation at the air show running from June 16 to 22, offering a comprehensive look at China's expanding aviation capabilities.
Military aircraft on display
The military aircraft section will showcase scale models of some of China's most advanced aircraft, including the J-20 stealth fighter, the J-35A stealth fighter jet, the J-10CE fighter jet, the Y-20 large military transport aircraft, the Z-20 utility helicopter and the Z-10ME attack helicopter.
The AVIC said the display will illustrate China's growing capabilities in future air superiority, long-range delivery and joint land-air coordination, and highlight its ability to develop a fully integrated military aircraft system.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)
China's rapid progress in UAV technology will also be on show. High-end export UAV systems, including the Gongji-11 (GJ-11) stealth attack drone, the Wing Loong-2 and Wing Loong-2H armed reconnaissance drones, and the Xuange AR500W and Xuange AR2000 drone helicopters, will be featured.
The UAVs will conduct multi-task scenario simulations, offering a dynamic and systematic presentation of China's high-performance UAV platforms.
Civil aviation
In the civil aviation segment, China will highlight the AG600M amphibious firefighting aircraft, the Modern Ark 60 (MA60) artificial rain-making aircraft and the AC352 utility helicopter, according to the AVIC.
From emergency rescue and meteorological support to aerial sightseeing, these civil aircraft will showcase China's achievements in emergency response and civilian aviation, with a focus on services that support public welfare and the development of the low-altitude economy.