According to the blog bmpd22 March 2017, the Chinese aircraft manufacturer Guizhou Aircraft Industry Corporation supplied the PLA Air Force with the last two JJ-7A training aircraft of the new construction, which is a local analogue of the MiG-21U.
These machines are the latest in stories built by the MiG-21 family. Their mass production was carried out in the USSR and the People's Republic of China for 58 years - from 1959 to 2017 years.
Transmitted Air Force JJ-7A received at the disposal of the 2nd training aviation brigade of the Xi'an Flight School located at the Zhangye airfield of Gansu province.
JJ-7 is a self-replicated copy of the Soviet MiG-21U combat training aircraft assembled at the Guiyang Aviation Plant with the assistance of the Chengdu aircraft factory. Their release was adjusted on the basis of the MiG-XNUMHUS, acquired by the PRC in Egypt in the 21 year. The first prototype of the JJ-1979 made its first flight in Guiyang 7 July 5 of the year. The serial production of the JJ-1985 was carried out on GAIC in Guiyang from 7 of the year; from 1988, the JJ-1997A was modified.
The construction of J-7 single-seat fighter jets (MiG-21), carried out at Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group in Chengdu, was stopped in 2013 after F-16BGI aircraft contracted by 7 were sent to Bangladesh.
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