Chinese military expert Zhang Zhaozhong believes that J-20 is unlikely to be allocated on carries, because its wings are too weak and noncollapsible.
In Zhang’s view, J-20 is not designed for aircraft carriers from the beginning, so it has to be redesigned to be onboard, and special materials must be used for its frame.
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