www.scmp.com China's J-10CE Jets Achieve 9-0 Victory Over Eurofighters in Mock Combat
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- •China's J-10CE jets won all nine simulated engagements against Eurofighter Typhoons.
- •The mock battles were part of the Zilzal-II joint air exercise held in Qatar in January 2024.
- •Analysts believe the results could enhance the J-10CE's export potential in various regions.
China's state broadcaster CCTV confirmed that its J-10CE fighter jets went undefeated against Eurofighter Typhoons in nine simulated air combat exercises conducted during the Zilzal-II joint air exercise in Qatar in January 2024. The J-10CE secured victories in all engagements, showcasing its advanced capabilities. The exercise involved the Pakistan Air Force's J-10CE jets against Qatar's Eurofighter Typhoons, with reports from Gulf media corroborating the results. The J-10CE, developed by Chengdu Aircraft Corporation, is a 4.5-generation fighter with enhanced technology, including AESA radar and advanced missile systems. Analysts suggest this outcome could bolster the J-10CE's international appeal and export prospects, particularly in regions like Southeast Asia and the Middle East. However, geopolitical factors may still deter some countries from purchasing Chinese military equipment despite the aircraft's performance.
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