JF-17 AMAZING PERFORMANCE @ ZHUHAI AIRSHOW 2010

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Uploaded by on Dec 7, 2010

JF-17 "Thunder", from PAF's Black Spiders Squadron, made an amazing performance over the skies of Zhuhai in the 2010 airshow.

JF-17 is a 4.5-generation (classified) fighter jet developed by China and Pakistan. Informed employees of the JF-17 project say that the avionics of the JF-17 is comparable to that of the F-16 Block 50/52+.

JF-17 is also extremely stealthy, using DSI intakes, much like that of the F-35 Lightning II.

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  • @trav1971 all fighter jets look the same to an untrained eye.

  • great job tracking the jet

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  • @MrSabot88 this might be true

    this is why we only prefer Indian females for our domestic jobs

  • @jaanjannwahabi all pakis are fucked in the head by chink khanzeer flavored dicks so all pakis n chinks are HARAMI!

  • Wow Chink made Junk Fighter and pakis love it! When did the chinks ever produce a jet of leading edge performance? pakis live chink khanzeer dicks up their fetid paki arses!

  • I see a copy of the F20 Tiger shark

  • @MintberryCrunchify It certainly is copied from F-5 and F-16, Chinese can only copy

  • kinda looks like the american f-5

  • Aewsome. Long live Pakistan.

  • beautiful aircraft.

  • @jaanjannwahabi but F-16s are American who eat PIGS which is more harram.

  • @0515524847 ok maybe flying JF-17 maybe halal but they are chinese copies who eat monkies which is haram

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