J-10C: China's Strategic Moves with J-10C Fighter Aircraft

The J-10 was originally conceived as an air-superiority fighter for the People’s Liberation Army Air Force, but the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 led to its shift to that of a multi-role aircraft. Produced by the Chengdu Aircraft Corporation, the Vigorous Dragon made its maiden flight in 1998 and entered service with the P L A Air Force in 2004.

The single-engine, lightweight aircraft is capable of all-weather operations. It is configured with a delta wing and canard design that sets the aircraft apart from Russia’s MiG-29 or the United States’ F-16, and it is more reminiscent of the French Mirage series of combat fighters. However, unlike the Mirage, the J-10 features the two canards right behind the cockpit, and this provides for greater maneuverability. It also features fly-by-wire controls. While it was mainly designed for air-to-air combat, it can also perform strike missions.

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