China's Powerful Maritime Leap with Fujian Aircraft Carrier

China's President Xi Jinping celebrated the addition of the Fujian, an indigenously designed aircraft carrier, into the nation's naval fleet. The Fujian, China's third carrier, boasts advanced features such as a flat flight deck and electromagnetic catapults, enhancing its capabilities over previous Russian-designed models.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Beijing | Updated: 07-11-2025 10:43 IST | Created: 07-11-2025 10:43 IST
China's Powerful Maritime Leap with Fujian Aircraft Carrier
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China made a significant milestone in naval power with the commissioning of its latest aircraft carrier, the Fujian, at an official ceremony attended by President Xi Jinping. State broadcaster CCTV reported this landmark event occurred Wednesday at a military port in Sanya, located in the southern region of Hainan province.

The Fujian stands out as a technological marvel, being China's first aircraft carrier designed domestically from the ground up. This third carrier in the nation's fleet features cutting-edge technology including a flat flight deck and electromagnetic catapults, positioning it as a formidable naval asset.

These advancements render the Fujian potentially more powerful than its predecessors, which were Russian-designed. This move signifies China's strategic advancement in maritime defense, showcasing its growing capabilities in naval innovation and self-reliance.

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