Comment on Flying a single-engine Antonov An-2 over the Atlantic OceanparentComments−sofixa4yIt's hame is in Ukrainian, not Russian, so yes, there's certainly a national identity to the plane :)−georgecmu4yAh, to the plane! Yes, of course -- just like the national identity of Hughes H-4 is Greco-Roman. :)−sofixa4yIf the Hughes H-4 were built and designed in a state of Greco-Romans, and were the first airplane authorized to have a non-American name, you could make that argument.
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It's hame is in Ukrainian, not Russian, so yes, there's certainly a national identity to the plane :)
Ah, to the plane! Yes, of course -- just like the national identity of Hughes H-4 is Greco-Roman. :)
If the Hughes H-4 were built and designed in a state of Greco-Romans, and were the first airplane authorized to have a non-American name, you could make that argument.