TEJAS MK-2: Superb Promise Or Missed Reality In A Changing Air Power Landscape

China has steadily increased production of the J-16 fighter, with estimates
suggesting between seventy and one hundred aircraft are being built each year.

Deliveries have already crossed four hundred and fifty units by 2025, making
the J-16 the backbone of China’s heavy fighter fleet. Analysts believe the
aircraft will remain in frontline service well beyond 2050, with total
China has steadily increased production of the J-16 fighter, with estimates
suggesting between seventy and one hundred aircraft are being built each year.

Deliveries have already crossed four hundred and fifty units by 2025, making
the J-16 the backbone of China’s heavy fighter fleet. Analysts believe the
aircraft will remain in frontline service well beyond 2050, with total
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