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This week, we look at an often forgotten airliner that was something of a pioneer, the Shanghai Y10, the first commercial jet aircraft of the People's Republic of China.
In the years following the communist takeover of Chairman Mao, and with the rise of the Boeing 707 as the leading commercial aircraft design, China desired the creation of its own version in order to suit its isolationist stance against the capitalist West, and brought about the Y10 as a proofofconcept to form the basis of a wider range of airliners.
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References:
The Dragon's Clipped Wings: The Chinese Predatory State's Failed Attempt at Developing Y10 Commercial Aircraft during the Mao Zedong Era (and their respective sources)
The Flight Detective (and their respective sources)
Wikipedia (and its respective references)