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Remote controlled Antonov AN-225
(4) | 18/10/2018 | Translate: At the RC aircraft show Flightday 2018 in Switzerland, Hans Bühr piloting a large Antonov AN-225 of length 3,5 meters carrying a space shuttle Buran. The two planes are separated in the air and each one lands by its own.
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