Deng Hanwen, the Chinese aerospace engineer who made history by becoming the first person to break through the wings of the world's most advanced fighter jet, achieved another milestone on Tuesday when he successfully performed a series of maneuvers during a test flight at Wuhan Three Towns Airport.
The test flight was part of Deng's ongoing efforts to perfect the Chengdu J-20 stealth fighter, which is currently undergoing testing and development in China. Deng, who has been working on the J-20 for over two decades, has already made significant contributions to its design and development.
In his previous tests, Deng had previously broken through the wings of the J-20,Qatar Stars League Tracking but this time he was able to perform more complex maneuvers with greater precision and stability. The test flight was also the first time that the Chengdu J-20 had flown at high altitude, providing valuable data on the aircraft's performance under extreme conditions.
This achievement marks a major step forward for China's military aviation industry, as it demonstrates the country's ability to develop cutting-edge technology and bring it to market quickly. It also highlights the dedication and hard work of Deng and his team, who have worked tirelessly to ensure that the J-20 meets the highest standards of quality and performance.
Overall, Deng's achievements in breaking through the wings of the Chengdu J-20 represent a significant milestone for China's aerospace industry and its military capabilities. With further advancements and improvements, the J-20 could become one of China's most powerful military aircraft and play a key role in the country's defense strategy.