• Home
  • Your Pilots
  • Latest News
  • Aircraft
  • Gallery
  • Costs
  • FAQs
  • Contact Us
Adventure Flights Benalla
Full Site View
  • Home
  • Gallery
  • Aircraft
  • The Nanchang Cockpit

Gallery

The Nanchang Cockpit

14 14 7 7 5 5 11 11 10 10
The Nanchang Cockpit
Previous Previous
Image 5 of 36  
View full size
Next Next
Image 7 of 36  
16 16 23 23 17 17 19 19 21 21 22 22 41 41 39 39 37 37 36 36 35 35 34 34 32 32 31 31 30 30 29 29 28 28 27 27 46 46 50 50 47 47 48 48 49 49 54 54 56 56 59 59 62 62 60 60 61 61 1 1
  • Starting the Nanchang
  • Winjeel delivery flight
  • Moth Minor Turn
  • Adventure Flight in the Nanchang
  • The High and the Mighty! - Benalla from the 'Minor'
  • The Nanchang Cockpit
  • Over the Sunshine Coast
  • What the passenger sees on a Nanchang flight
  • The Moth Minor Cockpit
  • Nanchang by night
  • Nanchang before takeoff
  • Vision Splendid
  • The Nanchang over open country near Benalla.
  • Moth Minor approaching to land
  • Not many aeroplanes can do this!
  • The intricate structure of the Moth's wings
  • The Moth  'Minor' fuselage being restored in 2004
  • The Winjeel cockpit
  • Winjeel liftoff
  • Winjeel on approach to land
  • Winjeel in the mist
  • The Winjeel before its refurbishment
  • The 'barn door' flaps of the Winjeel
  • A rare sight.  The 'Minor' and a visiting Tiger Moth in formation.
  • The 'art deco' lines of the Moth Minor
  • The Nanchang's Huosai engine
  • End of a Flight
  • Big Sky
  • The Gipsy 'Minor' Engine
  • The Winjeel Engine
  • 'Pulling through' the engine
  • Not many aircraft can do this, either!
  • Fly Navy!
  • Mark's Memories
  • First Solo
  • Winjeel and Nanchang Formation

About this Photo

Description:

The front cockpit of the Nanchang, quite different to comparable Western aircraft.  It includes two rotary valves which activate compressed air pressure for the landing gear, brakes, flaps, engine start and emergency landing gear extension.  The bulky Chinese radios have been removed from the front cockpit, however the rear cockpit has been left original.

The wheel brake lever can be seen on the control column.  Also, note the 'reverse sense' attitude indicator, based on Russian practice.

Photo by:
Mark Carr
 
Back to Category Overview
  • Disclaimer
  • Location Map

Back to Top

© Adventure Flights Benalla 2019