People's Liberation Army Air Force  PLAAF                                               back 
Source  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Liberation_Army_Air_Force

Attack	Nanchang Q-5 / A-5 Role     Ground-attack aircraft National origin     People's Republic of China Manufacturer     Nanchang  First flight     4 July 1965 Introduced     1970 Status     Active service Primary users     PLA Air Force Pakistan Air Force North Korean Air Force Bangladesh Air Force Produced     1969- Number built     ≈1,000 Developed from     Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-19/  &  Shenyang J-6	Xian JH-7 FBC-1 Flying Leopard    Role     Fighter-bomber  Manufacturer     Xi'an Aircraft Industry Corporation    First flight     14 December 1988 Introduced     1992 Status     Operational  Primary users     People's Liberation Army Navy   & People's Liberation Army Air Force Number built     ~100+
Bomber	Xian H-6   Role     Strategic Medium bomber  Manufacturer     Xi'an Aircraft Industrial Corporation  First flight 1959 Retired Iraq (1991) Egypt (2000) Status     Active service with the PRC Primary users     People's Liberation Army Air Force People's Liberation Army Navy  Egyptian Air Force  Iraqi Air Force Number built     >150[1]  Developed from     Tupolev Tu-16
Electronic warfare	Shaanxi Y-8   KJ-200  Role     Transport  Manufacturer     Shaanxi Aircraft Company  First flight     December 1974 Status     In service Primary user     PLA Air Force Produced     1981-present Number built     75+ Developed from     Antonov An-12 Variants     Shaanxi Y-9	KJ-2000      Role     Airborne Early Warning and Control  National origin      People's Republic of China Designed by NRIET (radar) First flight     2003 Status     Active Primary user     People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) Number built     4 Developed from     Ilyushin Il-76 (airframe)
Fighter	Shenyang J-11   Role     Multirole Air Superiority Fighter Manufacturer     Shenyang Aircraft Corporation Designed by     Shenyang Aircraft Corporation First flight  1998 Introduced     1998 Status     Active service Primary user     People's Liberation Army Air Force Produced  1998-Present Number built 120-130 Developed from  Sukhoi Su-27SK	Chengdu J-10  National origin     China Manufacturer Chengdu Aircraft Industry Corporation  Designed by Chengdu Aircraft Design Institute  First flight 23 March 1998<[1]  Introduced 2005 Status     Operational Primary users     People's Liberation Army Air Force Pakistan Air Force Produced     2003-Present Number built 180+ Program cost     ¥500 million RMB allocated in 1982[1]   (Project #10) Unit cost     $28 million USD (2008 exchange rate) $41 million USD (export version, with parts and maintenance) Developed from Chengdu J-9   [more]
Fighter	JF-17 Thunder  FC-1 Xiaolong   A JF-17 flypast performance in Islamabad, Pakistan  Role     Multirole combat aircraft National origin People's Republic of China Pakistan  Manufacturer Chengdu Aircraft Industry Corporation Pakistan Aeronautical Complex   First flight  25 August 2003 Introduction     12 March 2007 Status     Inducted by the Pakistan Air Force,[1] undergoing further development. Primary user     Pakistan Air Force Produced     In China: June 2007–present In Pakistan: January 2008–present Number built     Prototypes: 6 Small batch production (SBP): 8 Serial production (China): 2 Serial production (Pakistan): 1 Program cost     US$ 500 million [2] Unit cost     US$ 15 million (estimated) [3]	Shenyang J-8  J-8 / F-8 Shenyang F-8IIM, armed with air-to-air missiles and six bombs on a centerline tri-rack.    Role Interceptor fighter  Jian-8; NATO reporting name Finback Manufacturer Shenyang Aircraft Corporation  First flight  5 July 1969  Introduced  1980  Primary users     PLA Air Force  PLA Naval Air Force  Number built     300+
Fighter	Chengdu J-7   J-7 / F-7 Airguard J-7I fighter at the Beijing Military museum Role  Fighter/Interceptor Manufacturer Chengdu Aircraft Corporation & Guizhou Aircraft Industry Corporation   First flight  January 1966 Status     Operational Primary users Peoples Liberation Army Air Force, Pakistan Air Force, Bangladesh Air Force, North Korean Air Force, Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force Produced     1980s - 2006  Number built  2,400+ Developed from  Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21  Variants   Guizhou JL-9	Sukhoi Su-30 Indian Air Force Su-30K landing with an airbrake.  Role     Multi-role fighter[1 Sukhoi's family]   Manufacturer Sukhoi   First flight December 31, 1989 Introduction 1996 Status     Operational Primary users Russian Air Force, PLA Air Force (China), Indian Air Force  See Operators section for others  Unit cost     US$33–45 million Developed from Sukhoi Su-27, Variants Sukhoi Su-30MKI, Sukhoi Su-30MKK, Sukhoi Su-30MKM  Index of /photo/su30
Fighter	Sukhoi Su-27  Su-27UB of the Russian Knights aerobatic team Role     Air superiority fighter  Manufacturer  Sukhoi Design Bureau  First flight 20 May 1977 Introduced December 1984 Status     In production / In service Primary users   Russian Air Force, Chinese Air Force, Ukrainian Air Force, See Operators for others Produced 1984-current Number built 680, Unit cost US$30 million Variants     Sukhoi Su-30, Sukhoi Su-33, Sukhoi Su-34, Sukhoi Su-35, Sukhoi Su-37, Shenyang J-11	Sukhoi Su-30MKK  All-weather, long-range strike fighter   lanker-B NATO-designation Manufacturer KnAAPO & Shenyang Aircraft Corporation under a limited production license from the original Russian design and manufacturing firm, Sukhoi [1] Designed by Sukhoi Shenyang Aircraft Corporation [2] Introduced     December 2000 Status     Active service Primary user     People's Liberation Army Air Force Produced     2000-present Number built     134 Unit cost     US$53 million for the first 38 Developed from     Sukhoi Su-27SK
Trainer	Hongdu L-15    Role Supersonic trainer/attack  Manufacturer     Hongdu Aviation Industry Corporation First flight   13 March 2006 Introduced     Between 2008 and 2010 Primary user     China PLAAF/PLANAF Number built     At least 2 prototype Unit cost     ¥ 100 million, $US 14,6 million (2008 price)	Hongdu JL-8  also known K-8 Karakorum Role     Jet trainer Light attack Manufacturer Hongdu Pakistan Aeronautical Complex First flight  21 November,1990 Introduced 1994 Status  Operational Primary users  PLA Air Force, Pakistan Air Force, Egyptian Air Force Number built     500+[1] Unit cost     3 - 3.5 million $[1]
Trainer	Guizhou JL-9   Role     Trainer/Attack  Manufacturer Guizhou Aircraft Industry Corporation Designed by Aero Engine Research Institute of Guizhou Aviation Industry Corporation First flight  13 December 2003 Status     Flight testing, Limited Series Production  Primary user People's Liberation Army Air Force  Developed from  JJ-7 fighter trainer
Transport	Shaanxi Y-9 Role Transport Manufacturer  Shaanxi Aircraft Company First flight 2008 (Estimated) Primary user  PLA Air Force Developed from Shaanxi Y-8	Shaanxi Y-8 Role     Transport  Manufacturer     Shaanxi Aircraft Company First flight  December 1974 Status     In service Primary user     PLA Air Force Produced  1981-present Number built     75+ Developed from     Antonov An-12 Variants     Shaanxi Y-9
Transport	Antonov An-24 (Y-7) Antonov An-24 at the Uzhhorod International Airport Role     Transport aircraft Manufacturer     Antonov First flight     29 October 1959[1] Introduced     1962 Status     Active service Primary users     Aeroflot Soviet Air Force PLA Air Force Produced     1959-1979 Number built     1,367 (including the Chinese Y7)[1] Variants     Antonov An-26[1] Antonov An-30[1]Antonov An-32[1]	Ilyushin Il-76 (NATO reporting name: Candid)  Atlant-Soyuz Il-76 at Baghdad International Airport  Role     Strategic airlifter Manufacturer     Tashkent Aviation Production Association Designed by  Ilyushin First flight  March 25, 1971 Introduced     June 1974[1] Status     Operational Primary users  Russian Air Force, Ukrainian Air Force, Indian Air Force[2], TransAVIAexport Airlines Number built     960[3] Variants     Ilyushin Il-78 Beriev A-50 KJ-2000