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Yu: 'I have turned into a genuine military pilot'
Yu was the first of four ladies who are affirmed to fly the J-10, a solitary motor multi-part stream that entered benefit in 2004 and is viewed as the principal Chinese residential contender to opponent Western warriors in its abilities.
Yu flew a J-10 warrior with China's August first Aerobatics Team. Her last execution was at Airshow China in Zhuhai prior this month.
"I think the trapeze artistry are very troublesome, with high necessities and guidelines made in all perspectives. Our condition is very palatable, however we require more trainings in the event that we need to be better," Yu said of her exhibitions in a meeting with China's CCTV.
Yu, 30, joined the People's Liberation Army Air Force in September 2005. She qualified as a military pilot in 2009 and fit the bill to fly the J-10 in 2012, when she soloed in the warrior.
"I'm very content with myself, since this performance flight implies that I have turned into a genuine military pilot," she told China's CCTV.
Wan Ying, a companion of Yu's, told CNN that Yu was "an exceptionally constructive, unassuming and decent individual who adored dealing with companions."
She was additionally an energetic peruser, Wan said.
Wan said she and Yu had talked just two days before the destructive crash about getting together for supper.
Yu: 'I have turned into a genuine military pilot'
Yu was the first of four ladies who are affirmed to fly the J-10, a solitary motor multi-part stream that entered benefit in 2004 and is viewed as the principal Chinese residential contender to opponent Western warriors in its abilities.
Yu flew a J-10 warrior with China's August first Aerobatics Team. Her last execution was at Airshow China in Zhuhai prior this month.
"I think the trapeze artistry are very troublesome, with high necessities and guidelines made in all perspectives. Our condition is very palatable, however we require more trainings in the event that we need to be better," Yu said of her exhibitions in a meeting with China's CCTV.
Yu, 30, joined the People's Liberation Army Air Force in September 2005. She qualified as a military pilot in 2009 and fit the bill to fly the J-10 in 2012, when she soloed in the warrior.
"I'm very content with myself, since this performance flight implies that I have turned into a genuine military pilot," she told China's CCTV.
Wan Ying, a companion of Yu's, told CNN that Yu was "an exceptionally constructive, unassuming and decent individual who adored dealing with companions."
She was additionally an energetic peruser, Wan said.
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