2nd AG600M large amphibious aircraft completes maiden flight test

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2nd AG600M large amphibious aircraft completes maiden flight test

The second AG600M firefighting aircraft prototype completed its first flight test mission on Saturday in Zhuhai, China's Guangdong Province. #AG600

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