Among them, those in good condition will be sealed and preserved.
Importantly, the operational time of the Navy shipborne fighters is typically 75% of that of the Air Force's same-type combat aircraft.
The reason given by the Navy is that the operational environment for shipborne aircraft is harsher, for example, during takeoff and landing, they endure greater external forces, and they remain long-term in high humidity and high salt environments, with higher intensity during deployment, thus the lifespan of shipborne aircraft is definitely less than that of land-based aircraft.
However, the Imperial Navy deliberately ignored a problem, that the shipborne aircraft had already made necessary adjustments in design to accommodate the harsh deployment environment.
As such, shipborne aircraft surely underperform in key functions compared to the Air Force's same models.
