Jet Engine Race: Why China Leads India

India and China started their aero-engine journeys together, but Beijing has surged ahead. While India’s Tejas still relies on US-made GE engines, China now powers its J-20 stealth fighters with…

July 22, 2026
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India and China started their aero-engine journeys together, but Beijing has surged ahead. While India’s Tejas still relies on US-made GE engines, China now powers its J-20 stealth fighters with indigenous WS-15 tech.

Is it reverse engineering, massive funding, or strategic policy? As China ramps up to 250 jets annually, India faces a critical aerospace bottleneck. Who wins the engine war?

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