Su-27

He said China's J-11B fighter, based on Russia's Sukhoi Su 27, was now claimed to contain at least 90 per cent of Chinese components.

Its most advanced aircraft in service, and for the United States potentially the most threatening, are Russian Su-30 and Su-27 fighters.

After receiving 105 out of a contracted 200 Su-27s, China canceled the deal and weapons negotiations were not held for several years.

su - 27 is the principal killer fighter , which we imported from russia . it takes the role of the main fighter.

Moscow has also expressed concerns over China's apparent copying of Russian military hardware, including the Su-27 fighter jet.

Over the next decade, China will produce Su-27s, with the Chinese designation J-11, under license from Russia.

The J-11B looked almost identical to the Su-27, but China said it was 90% indigenous and included more advanced Chinese avionics and radars.

Photo illustration of Su-27 fighter jets. Two Chinese fighter planes intruded into . . .

During his visit, Mullen watched an aerial display by two Russian-designed SU-27 fighter jets.

The aerobatics team Russian Falcons in Su-27 fighter jets perform at the Moscow International Air Show on August 23, 2009.

It even sold Beijing a license to make the Su-27 fighter jet -- with imported Russian parts.

It even sold Beijing a licence to make the Su-27 fighter jet - with imported Russian parts.

J-11B Reverse-engineered Sukhoi Su-27, with Chinese avionics, system and engine.

It all began, legally, in 1995, when China paid $2. 5 billion for the right to build 200 Su-27s.

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Some analysts say the Chinese have not been entirely pleased with their Su-27 and Su-30 fighters.

In 1992, China became the first country outside the former Soviet Union to buy the Su-27, paying $1 billion for 24.

When it comes to the Su-27, there are two things should to be mentioned