China is studying adaptive technology to go beyond its current-generation military engines, such as this WS-10.
Credit: Steve Trimble/AW&ST
As the U.S. dithers over introducing adaptive propulsion into its next-generation combat aircraft, there is growing evidence that China is doubling down on efforts to develop a similar capability. Adaptive, or variable-cycle, engine technology is widely viewed as the next breakthrough in military...
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