Luo felt uncomfortable at one point, but didn't ask the doctor to conduct health examination, Chu said.
Even his wife only received one call from Luo on Nov. 24, when he told her the test flight was successful and all his work had been completed.
The capabilities of the carrier platform and the J-15 have been tested, meeting all requirements and achieving good compatibility, according to the PLA Navy.
Thousands of Chinese people, including Luo's colleagues, acquaintances and netizens, saluted the pioneers of China's military technology and extended their condolences to Luo.
"People in the SAC are in the deepest sorrow for Luo Yang. And we will remember him forever," read the SAC obituary.
It also said the memorial service for Luo will be held on Thursday morning in Shenyang.
"This is so unfortunate. I feel deeply sorry to hear the sad news of Luo's death," said Wu Guanghui, chief designer of the C919, China's first domestically produced large passenger aircraft.
Bullet train attendants receive trainings in China's Shenyang
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