For the first time, the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy sent three aircraft carriers, Liaoning, Shandong and Fujian, to sea at the same time. The Liaoning was operating from the Shandong in the Philippine Sea and near Hainan Island in southern China, and both 65,000-ton ships led a full carrier group of four or more destroyers and other combat and support ships. At the same time, the Fujian ship, which has not yet been commissioned, is undergoing its fourth sea trial. It conducted an eight-day first sea trial on May 1, followed by a 20-day sea trial on May 23, and on May A 25-day sea trial was conducted on March 25th. All three categories of ships are conventionally powered and require only a low level of maintenance, which helps them maintain a very high level of availability. The capabilities of the three aircraft carriers are expected to be significantly enhanced with the deployment of more capable fighter jets, namely the J-15B and FC-31, which are considered to have “a href=” capabilities. target=”_blank”>Recently tested on the Liaoning ship. title=”J-15 landing on Liaoning ship” >
According to official news, Liaoning and Shandong provinces have greatly strengthened their operations starting in 2021
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