09 September 2020
by Gabriel Dominguez
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft fitted with an in-flight refuelling probe (IFR) is still undergoing testing.
Published on 3 September on the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-sponsored China Military Online website, the image shows an aircraft of the type painted in yellow primer at what appears to be the PLA Navy Air Force (PLANAF) base at Lingshui on Hainan Island.
The KJ-500 was shown in the background, while in the foreground a PLANAF KQ-200 anti-submarine warfare (ASW)-capable aircraft assigned to a naval aviation regiment under the PLA’s Southern Theatre Command can be seen preparing to take part in a flight training exercise.
A PLANAF KQ-200 ASW-capable aircraft (foreground) preparing to take part in a flight training exercise on 19 August. A KJ-500 AEW&C aircraft painted in yellow primer and fitted with an IFR probe can be seen in the background parked alongside other aircraft. (Via China Military Online)
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne ea...
09 September 2020
by Gabriel Dominguez
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft fitted with an in-flight refuelling probe (IFR) is still undergoing testing.
Published on 3 September on the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-sponsored China Military Online website, the image shows an aircraft of the type painted in yellow primer at what appears to be the PLA Navy Air Force (PLANAF) base at Lingshui on Hainan Island.
The KJ-500 was shown in the background, while in the foreground a PLANAF KQ-200 anti-submarine warfare (ASW)-capable aircraft assigned to a naval aviation regiment under the PLA’s Southern Theatre Command can be seen preparing to take part in a flight training exercise.
A PLANAF KQ-200 ASW-capable aircraft (foreground) preparing to take part in a flight training exercise on 19 August. A KJ-500 AEW&C aircraft painted in yellow primer and fitted with an IFR probe can be seen in the background parked alongside other aircraft. (Via China Military Online)
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne ea...
09 September 2020
by Gabriel Dominguez
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft fitted with an in-flight refuelling probe (IFR) is still undergoing testing.
Published on 3 September on the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-sponsored China Military Online website, the image shows an aircraft of the type painted in yellow primer at what appears to be the PLA Navy Air Force (PLANAF) base at Lingshui on Hainan Island.
The KJ-500 was shown in the background, while in the foreground a PLANAF KQ-200 anti-submarine warfare (ASW)-capable aircraft assigned to a naval aviation regiment under the PLA’s Southern Theatre Command can be seen preparing to take part in a flight training exercise.
A PLANAF KQ-200 ASW-capable aircraft (foreground) preparing to take part in a flight training exercise on 19 August. A KJ-500 AEW&C aircraft painted in yellow primer and fitted with an IFR probe can be seen in the background parked alongside other aircraft. (Via China Military Online)
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne ea...
09 September 2020
by Gabriel Dominguez
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft fitted with an in-flight refuelling probe (IFR) is still undergoing testing.
Published on 3 September on the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-sponsored China Military Online website, the image shows an aircraft of the type painted in yellow primer at what appears to be the PLA Navy Air Force (PLANAF) base at Lingshui on Hainan Island.
The KJ-500 was shown in the background, while in the foreground a PLANAF KQ-200 anti-submarine warfare (ASW)-capable aircraft assigned to a naval aviation regiment under the PLA’s Southern Theatre Command can be seen preparing to take part in a flight training exercise.
A PLANAF KQ-200 ASW-capable aircraft (foreground) preparing to take part in a flight training exercise on 19 August. A KJ-500 AEW&C aircraft painted in yellow primer and fitted with an IFR probe can be seen in the background parked alongside other aircraft. (Via China Military Online)
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne ea...
09 September 2020
by Gabriel Dominguez
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft fitted with an in-flight refuelling probe (IFR) is still undergoing testing.
Published on 3 September on the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-sponsored China Military Online website, the image shows an aircraft of the type painted in yellow primer at what appears to be the PLA Navy Air Force (PLANAF) base at Lingshui on Hainan Island.
The KJ-500 was shown in the background, while in the foreground a PLANAF KQ-200 anti-submarine warfare (ASW)-capable aircraft assigned to a naval aviation regiment under the PLA’s Southern Theatre Command can be seen preparing to take part in a flight training exercise.
A PLANAF KQ-200 ASW-capable aircraft (foreground) preparing to take part in a flight training exercise on 19 August. A KJ-500 AEW&C aircraft painted in yellow primer and fitted with an IFR probe can be seen in the background parked alongside other aircraft. (Via China Military Online)
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne ea...
09 September 2020
by Gabriel Dominguez
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft fitted with an in-flight refuelling probe (IFR) is still undergoing testing.
Published on 3 September on the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-sponsored China Military Online website, the image shows an aircraft of the type painted in yellow primer at what appears to be the PLA Navy Air Force (PLANAF) base at Lingshui on Hainan Island.
The KJ-500 was shown in the background, while in the foreground a PLANAF KQ-200 anti-submarine warfare (ASW)-capable aircraft assigned to a naval aviation regiment under the PLA’s Southern Theatre Command can be seen preparing to take part in a flight training exercise.
A PLANAF KQ-200 ASW-capable aircraft (foreground) preparing to take part in a flight training exercise on 19 August. A KJ-500 AEW&C aircraft painted in yellow primer and fitted with an IFR probe can be seen in the background parked alongside other aircraft. (Via China Military Online)
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne ea...
09 September 2020
by Gabriel Dominguez
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft fitted with an in-flight refuelling probe (IFR) is still undergoing testing.
Published on 3 September on the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-sponsored China Military Online website, the image shows an aircraft of the type painted in yellow primer at what appears to be the PLA Navy Air Force (PLANAF) base at Lingshui on Hainan Island.
The KJ-500 was shown in the background, while in the foreground a PLANAF KQ-200 anti-submarine warfare (ASW)-capable aircraft assigned to a naval aviation regiment under the PLA’s Southern Theatre Command can be seen preparing to take part in a flight training exercise.
A PLANAF KQ-200 ASW-capable aircraft (foreground) preparing to take part in a flight training exercise on 19 August. A KJ-500 AEW&C aircraft painted in yellow primer and fitted with an IFR probe can be seen in the background parked alongside other aircraft. (Via China Military Online)
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne ea...
09 September 2020
by Gabriel Dominguez
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft fitted with an in-flight refuelling probe (IFR) is still undergoing testing.
Published on 3 September on the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-sponsored China Military Online website, the image shows an aircraft of the type painted in yellow primer at what appears to be the PLA Navy Air Force (PLANAF) base at Lingshui on Hainan Island.
The KJ-500 was shown in the background, while in the foreground a PLANAF KQ-200 anti-submarine warfare (ASW)-capable aircraft assigned to a naval aviation regiment under the PLA’s Southern Theatre Command can be seen preparing to take part in a flight training exercise.
A PLANAF KQ-200 ASW-capable aircraft (foreground) preparing to take part in a flight training exercise on 19 August. A KJ-500 AEW&C aircraft painted in yellow primer and fitted with an IFR probe can be seen in the background parked alongside other aircraft. (Via China Military Online)
Chinese state-owned media have released an image suggesting that a variant of the KJ-500 airborne ea...