A FEW NANCHANG CJ-6's and a YAK TAKING OFF

These are a couple of Nanchang CJ-6's and a Yak taking off. One is a Yak 52, and the other 2 are Nanchang CJ-6's.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• YAK
• 52
• CJ-6
• NANCHANG
• TAKE
• OFF
• TAXI
• PLANE
• FLIGHT
• FLY
• AEROBATIC

[dirtbike5100]

neat, when was this

[805ROADKING]

@dirtbike5100 That was way back in April, I just happened to be passing by.

[montecarloss85HO]

wow i love old planes! do you own a few?? i like the biplanes alot:-) how is it with no navigation up there? wouldnt it be hard trying to land them? great vid!

[805ROADKING]

@montecarloss85HO I owned the one that I use for my Icon. Navigation is pretty easy, almost everything in the air now has full instruments, or at least a compass, plus GPS is portable and cheap now. Landing is pretty easy too.

[edzgarage]

Nice old planes! I love to fly. I wish I had license.

[805ROADKING]

@edzgarage It's never too late Ed.

[cessna182tpilot]

@icedragon99115 haha I didn't realize that it was the same person, that is why I removed it. Sorry about that.

[cessna182tpilot]

@icedragon99115 bubble canopy's are pretty much for comfort and just makes it easier to move around in the cockpit.

[cessna182tpilot]

@icedragon99115 happy to help

[cessna182tpilot]

@icedragon99115 The Nanchang CJ-6 is a licensed variant of the YAK-18 not a 52, the Chinese only changed the fuselage and cockpit layout on the plane and left the cowling and wings the same. About 15 years after the CJ-6 the Russians built a YAK-52 and copied the CJ-6 design. If this did not answer your question then feel free to comment back.

[cessna182tpilot]

@icedragon99115 Those are Nanchang CJ-6's

[cessna182tpilot]

The first and third planes are Nanchang CJ-6's