Is that J-10’s cockpit?
Standardized with FC-1’s cockpit?

JohnWoo:

Following your logic, that must have been a really tough airline – UB 201 is an armed Percival Provost trainer. I think you will find the aircraft in question date from the old days when the country was the Union of Burma, and the aircraft belong to the Union of Burma Air Force.

Mike44

Mike, I am not basing on any logic.
I just recalling from my memory that I have taken a flight from Yangon (the capital of Myanmar) to a smaller city in the north. That was around 30 years ago, and I was around 10 years old. I was very excited because that was the first time into the airplane.
The aircraft was very similar to the first picuture above and also with a number prefix with “UB”. The airlines is call “Burma Airways” at that time, now changed to “Myanmar Airways”. The Burma Airways’ code was “UB” at that time, but now changed to “8M”.
That’s why I assume this is under “UB” hence “Burma Airways” when I see a number prefix with “UB”, but I may be wrong where these planes belongs to.

Fafael (instead of Rafael) 😉
Fyphoon (instead of Typhoon) 😉

Quite interesting two very clear pictures of the no. 1004 prototype and the 1006 with and without the IFR-probe …. here are more from 1006 with bombs !

I though J-10 cannot rotate its canard 90 deg completely since I have never seen a j-10 photo with its canard in this position.
Very impressive that it only need a very short runway for its landing.

More:

WOOOOOOOOWWWW!!!
What a exciting time, we can even watch its video now.

Look at the (white/red/blue) “01” posted by Deino.
This is the best picture of of “01” I have ever seen.

Thanks, this is really great.

That engine is not finished yet, so there is no any prototype with that engine.
Simple enough, isn’t it?

The cockpit looks similar to the J-10s, with 3 green MFDs and the same HUD. Arrangment of the analog dials are not the same though, and you have two additional color MFDs on the bottom. So its clearly not the J-10s and not as nice as the FC-1’s. Nor is it like any Russian cockpit I have ever seen and certainly not with that HUD there.

Though this J-11B cockpit is already much better than the old Su-27, but I still love this one: