China's Y-12 Plane Receives Russian Airworthiness Certificate

[TaiShang]

Vice head of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China said that China’s Harbin Y-12 aircraft received a certificate of airworthiness from Russia’s aviation watchdog.

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MOSCOW (Sputnik) – China’s Harbin Y-12 aircraft received a certificate of airworthiness from Russia’s aviation watchdog, Wu Xiandong, vice head of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), told Sputnik Wednesday.

"Y-12 receiving the airworthiness certificate is a significant event, as it was the first certificate a Chinese plane received in Russia and the post-Soviet space," Wu said at the MAKS-2015 airshow underway in Russia's city of Zhukovsky.

Wu stressed the importance of giving Chinese aircraft access to airports in Russia and members of the Commonwealth of Independent States.

The Harbin Y-12 is a small turboprop aircraft. Its lifting capacity is about 1,800 kilograms (almost 4,000 pounds), and its maximum speed is about 280 miles per hour.

MAKS-2015 opened on Tuesday in the Russian city of Zhukovsky. More than over 400,000 visitors are expected during the course of the six-day event. About 760 companies from 35 countries are expected to participate in the air and space show.

 

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As expected, China producing high-quality aircraft.

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

As expected, China producing high-quality aircraft.

Hold down man!

Not there yet.

 

[Beidou2020]

Wonderful.

Now for the ARJ-21.

Chinese developed aircraft are going global.

 

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USA California-based Coptervision placed an order for 20 Y-12s, a 19-seat turboprop on the eve of the 10th Zhuhai Airshow. A testimony of its quality. So I failed to understand what is not there yet?

 

[Zarvan]

Vice head of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China said that China’s Harbin Y-12 aircraft received a certificate of airworthiness from Russia’s aviation watchdog.

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MOSCOW (Sputnik) – China’s Harbin Y-12 aircraft received a certificate of airworthiness from Russia’s aviation watchdog, Wu Xiandong, vice head of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), told Sputnik Wednesday.

"Y-12 receiving the airworthiness certificate is a significant event, as it was the first certificate a Chinese plane received in Russia and the post-Soviet space," Wu said at the MAKS-2015 airshow underway in Russia's city of Zhukovsky.

Wu stressed the importance of giving Chinese aircraft access to airports in Russia and members of the Commonwealth of Independent States.

The Harbin Y-12 is a small turboprop aircraft. Its lifting capacity is about 1,800 kilograms (almost 4,000 pounds), and its maximum speed is about 280 miles per hour.

MAKS-2015 opened on Tuesday in the Russian city of Zhukovsky. More than over 400,000 visitors are expected during the course of the six-day event. About 760 companies from 35 countries are expected to participate in the air and space show.

I am more interested in this Anti Submarine plane this can be real alternate to our P3C Orion in future

 

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wow that is really good china is also improving a lot

 

[qwerrty]

y12 has american FAA certification long a ago

FAA breaks new ground with Y-12 approval - 4/12/1995 - Flight Global
Source:
00:00 12 Apr 1995

US deal in Zhuhai Airshow puts China planes on world map
PUBLISHED : Thursday, 13 November, 2014, 7:10am
UPDATED : Thursday, 13 November, 2014, 7:10am

Orders for more than 100 Avic planes and helicopters at the Zhuhai Airshow, including a breakthrough deal in the United States, have boosted China's ambitions to move into advanced aviation markets overseas.

Aviation Industry Corp of China's general aviation subsidiary Avicopter said yesterday it was looking to tap the US express delivery market with its Y-12 family of utility planes, which will be sold to the US for the first time in a deal with a Californian-based company that was among a raft of contracts involving 111 aircraft it has bagged at this week's airshow.

The South China Morning Post reported on Monday that the model to be exported to the US for the first time was Y-12F, a 19-seat turboprop transport aircraft that is the latest version of a plane made by Avic since the 1980s.

 

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y12 has american FAA certification long a ago

That is taken from a beautiful angle. I mean the shot.

The wheel are retractable in Y12F unlike the early and original Y-12.