The J-10A is a mainstay all-weather,multirole fighter jet of the Chinese Air Force. It features advanced avionics, air superiority, and precision strike capabilities. Later models like the J-10B and J-10C form the complete J-10 family. Its design includes a canard layout, digital fly-by-wire controls, a pulse-Doppler radar, and an electro-optical targeting pod. It is armed with PL-12 (MRAAM) and PL-8 (SRAAM) missiles. As China's first indigenous third-generation fighter, it marks a historic breakthrough in air force capability and aviation industry innovation.

Creator's Notes (Project Improvements): This is an improved version of my project from two months ago.Adjusting the weight distribution enhanced its high-speed lateral stability, and I refined the exterior details.

This was my first attempt at a statically unstable design. Despite simple control logic, the canards and leading-edge flaps provide good low-speed, high-angle-of-attack control—a first for my projects.

Flying it is challenging; it turns best between 600-700（km/h） airspeed, requiring careful throttle management. Limitations include: no G-limit system, varying handling across speed ranges, insufficient vertical tail authority, and dangerous landings due to rigid landing gear.

Despite these flaws, after extensive debugging, I'm releasing it. I hope you enjoy flying it!