Pictured after the conclusion of AirPower 2022 under tow from its static position in the display area to the east end of the airfield, possibly to be prepped for departure. I believe this was the European air show debut for this type so one of the top highlights from the show.

Another view of the sixth production Y-20 as it is put through its paces during the Sunday show.

Awaiting departure along with sister-ship 11057 after China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition 2018.

The Xian Y-20 transport, the largest military aircraft in current production, utilises various modern build techniques including 3D-printing.The Russian engines sound just like the Il-76, not surprisingly as they are same Soloviev D-30s as widely used on the Ilyushin. It is intended to replace them with Chinese ones in due course. First flying in 2013, at least 15 have been built so far. This was one of two Y-20s of the 4th Transport Division/12th Air Regiment based at Chengdu/Qionglai appearing at China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition 2018.