Continuing the debate: Is the J-20 agile enough to be an air superiority fighter?

The J-20 fighter jet recently conducted its first over-the-sea combat exercise, according to the Chinese military.

In an exclusive interview with Chinese state-run media, the J-20’s chief engineer pledged new capabilities for the aircraft.

Several J-20 stealth fighters took part in combat exercises against less advanced Chinese fighter jets.

China’s first stealth fighter will move soon into serial production, according to Chinese state-controlled media.

China’s first stealth fighter has been officially commissioned into military service.

China’s answer to the American F-22 Raptor has purportedly entered operational service with the Chinese Air Force.

Chinese media reports suggest the J-20 is ready for production, ahead of schedule.

Plus, the final APEC round-up, NYT and Xinhua trade barbs, and a new resource for Asia's maritime disputes. China links.

Questions about coordination at the operational level have some significant implications.

With the first flight of the J-31 or F-60, many questions are being asked. Will it operate on a carrier? Is it for export?

Was the jet crafted from stolen intelligence? Could it be used on China’s new aircraft carrier? With photos appearing online of another Chinese stealth fighter, questions are mounting.