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  • said veolaneilson

  • 2010.12.13 at 05:14:23 PST

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  • The plane was intended to serve as a demonstrator and help the Chinese industry obtain experience in large aircraft design and flight testing. The Y-10 development costs totaled 537.7 million Renminbi.Oakland Airport Parking

  • said kymfoull

  • 2010.12.09 at 15:54:24 PST

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  • said michaelearth

  • 2010.11.27 at 19:55:52 PST

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  • 2010.11.16 at 03:14:09 PST

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  • said mucilin

  • 2010.11.04 at 18:02:44 PDT

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  • said licuan

  • 2010.10.17 at 23:17:44 PDT

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  • Here's the link: http://www.airliners.net/photo/CAAC/Shanghai-Y-10/0521801/&sid=c33e712459250c4958360fdf1b929b2f

  • said dlberek

  • 2010.08.27 at 09:21:52 PDT

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  • Thanks everyone, for your kind comments. I hope people find this post useful. I spent many hours trying to locate pictures and information on this most unusual aircraft, some 20 years after I first saw pictures of her in a publication at the Rutgers University bookstore. I recall seeing a picture of the cabin of the plane, but have yet to locate it, as I do not remember what publication I had consulted. I thought it may have been one of the Janes Yearbooks, but have turned up precious little, except for the detailed information I scanned from that publication's big brother, which I found under a layer of dust in the Rutgers Univeristy library. If anyone would like to link to my page, you are welcome to do so; I only ask I be credited. That is my usual "policy" - I do not like to charge for photos when they are used for educational purposes. I do not currently have a blog, but if anyone would like to review my material on their blog, they are welcome - I only ask my name be credited, no money. Thanks for your interest! I'll keep on digging for more information. By the way, if you haven't yet seen it, there is a beautiful photo on Airliners.net. As it is not my photo and under copyright, I post the link: <http://www.airliners.net/photo/CAAC/Shanghai-Y-10/0521801/&sid=c33e712459250c4958360fdf1b929b2f>

  • said dlberek

  • 2010.08.27 at 09:21:12 PDT

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  • 2010.08.26 at 17:05:52 PDT

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  • 2010.08.26 at 01:08:45 PDT

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  • 2010.08.24 at 20:40:36 PDT

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  • 2010.07.28 at 19:19:13 PDT

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