The Shanghai Y-10 was a four engined commercial passenger jet aircraft developed in the 1970s by Shanghai Aircraft Manufacture Factory (now known as
Shanghai Aviation Industrial Company., or SAIC). The Y-10 designation stands for Yunshuji ("transport") model 10. There are rumors that Y-10 was a
reverse-engineered design of the
Boeing 707 Model 120 with some minor differences, while in other sources, the designers and the personnel of
Boeing all denied Y-10 was the copy of
Boeing 707 and claim It was an indigenous design. After a thaw in relations with the West in
1972, China had acquired a Boeing 707 fleet but decided to forge ahead with its own jetliner that was free of dependence on foreign parts, except for the American engine.
See more at Wikipedia.org...
Poisoning by and exposure to nonopioid analgesics, antipyretics, and antirheumatics, undetermined intent
Free Download Now!
