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The Last Days of NAMC YS-11 Turboprop Airliner

Published February 20, 2020

Views 28.4K  |  Likes 454  |  Comments 26
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Amesh2009Amesh2009
61.6K subs150 videosJan 2009

This video has 28.4K views and 454 likes, ranking #1,473,031 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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28,462

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454

Comments

26

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Total (all-time): $20 – $57

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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YS-11 is a turbo prop aircraft designed and manufactured by NAMC(Nihon Aircraft Manufacturing Company), which was the first commercial passenger aircraft developed in Japan after WW2. The YS-11 were built on 1962 - 1973, and some of them had been used for 30 or 40 years until around 2000s, because of their robustness a…

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February 20, 2020
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