Who are the trainers in active service in China?

There are three kinds of trainers in active service in China, namely: Jiao 8, L- 15 Falcon Advanced Trainer and JL-9 Shanying Trainer.

(1) coke -8

Jiao -8 is a new generation of primary trainer in China. In order to equip the People's Liberation Army with advanced jet primary trainer, Hongdu Group Company established the trainer scheme group on 1982, with Shi Ping as the group leader and then as the chief designer. Through research and comparison, combined with the specific situation of China, Hongdu Group put forward the development idea of "improving training efficiency and reducing training cost", the basic performance requirements and two sets of training systems to meet the needs of different countries, which were widely recognized. 1986, China decided to cooperate with Pakistan to develop JIAO -8. Pakistan invested 25% to produce the front fuselage and other parts. 1July, 987, the detailed design of Jiao 8 began. The prototype was manufactured in1June 5438+1October, 989. Five prototypes were built (three for flight test and two for static test). Prototypes 00 1 and 003 made their first flight on June1990+065438+1October 26th and 9 1 respectively. Subsequently, the 15 pre-production aircraft was launched and made its first flight in July 1992. Therefore, in fact, it teaches -8 points for domestic and export models.

(2) Coach -9

Coach -9 (code: JL-9, Shan Ying, English: Guizhou JL-9, foreign trade model: FTC-2000) is an advanced trainer developed and produced by aviation industry corporation of china (Guifei for short) Guizhou Aviation Industry Group. On the basis of the J-7, the aircraft redesigned its aerodynamic shape, replaced it with a new turbojet-13(WP- 13) engine, adopted a new cockpit design and integrated avionics system, and all kinds of navigation data can be fully displayed on the LCD screen, which is basically consistent with the third-generation fighter currently in service.

With a total investment of 400 million yuan, the Coach -9 project can not only undertake the tactical training tasks of the second-generation fighters such as J-7 and J-8, but also meet the training needs of the third-generation fighters such as Xiaolong and Su -27. The aircraft has a certain combat capability and can hang four missiles into battle. It also has the development potential of being converted into reconnaissance planes, electronic jammers, light attack aircraft and other military aircraft.

(3)L- 15

L- 15 (code name "Falcon", English: Hongdu L- 15) trainer is an advanced trainer designed and developed by China according to international standards. Compared with T-50, "Kyle" and Jacques -65438+ being developed abroad, the L- 15 trainer has the advantages of good overall aerodynamic performance, high maneuverability, long service life, reasonable structural design, advanced manufacturing technology, high flexibility in mission use and great development potential.