View source for Loening C-2H Air Yacht

{{CNAC Aircraft Data
|Aircraft CNAC Tail Number=1
|Aircraft Nickname=Shasi
|Aircraft Maker Number=238
|Aircraft CNAC Start Service Date=1929/09/29
|Aircraft CNAC End Service Date=1941/03/20
|Aircraft CNAC Cause of End=Sold as junk
}}
{{CNAC Aircraft Data
|Aircraft CNAC Tail Number=2
|Aircraft Nickname=Anking
|Aircraft Maker Number=239
|Aircraft CNAC Start Service Date=1929/10/04
|Aircraft CNAC End Service Date=1941/05/20
|Aircraft CNAC Cause of End=Sold as junk
}}
{{CNAC Aircraft Data
|Aircraft CNAC Tail Number=3
|Aircraft Nickname=Hankow
|Aircraft Maker Number=240
|Aircraft CNAC Start Service Date=1929/10/04
|Aircraft CNAC End Service Date=1931/08/11
|Aircraft CNAC Cause of End=Crash
}}
{{CNAC Aircraft Data
|Aircraft CNAC Tail Number=4
|Aircraft Nickname=Kiukiang
|Aircraft Maker Number=241
|Aircraft CNAC Start Service Date=1929/10/22
|Aircraft CNAC End Service Date=1937/09/25
|Aircraft CNAC Cause of End=Sunk
}}
{{CNAC Aircraft Data
|Aircraft CNAC Tail Number=5
|Aircraft Nickname=Wuchang
|Aircraft Maker Number=242
|Aircraft CNAC Start Service Date=1929/11/01
|Aircraft CNAC End Service Date=1938
|Aircraft CNAC Cause of End=Abandoned at Hankow Oct 25, 1938
}}
{{CNAC Aircraft Data
|Aircraft CNAC Tail Number=6
|Aircraft Nickname=Chungking
|Aircraft Maker Number=220
|Aircraft CNAC Start Service Date=1930/09/19
|Aircraft CNAC End Service Date=1941/05/20
|Aircraft CNAC Cause of End=Sold as junk
}}
{{Images
|Image=Loening-AirYacht-HarryGSmith01.jpg
|Title=Harry G Smith
|Description=First Operations Manager of China National Aviation Corporation, taken in 1929. Standing next to a Loening Air Yacht. (Photo Courtesy of Nancy Allison Wright)
|Slideshow=No
}}
{{Images
|Image=Loening-On-Yangtze-1.jpg
|Title=1934 - Rescuing the Loening
|Description=On the Yangtze River at Hankow, after a sever storm. (Photos Courtesy of Peggy McCleskey)
|Slideshow=No
}}
{{Images
|Image=Loening-On-Yangtze-2.jpg
|Title=1934 - Rescuing the Loening
|Description=Another angle, on the Yangtze River at Hankow, after a sever storm. (Photos Courtesy of Peggy McCleskey)
|Slideshow=No
}}
{{Images
|Image=Loening-AirYacht.jpg
|Title=C.N.A.C. Loening Air Yacht
|Description=C.N.A.C. Loening Air Yacht #4. Do you know this couple standing next to Loening?
(Photo Courtesy of Michael Smith, grandson of V. Eddie Smith)
|Slideshow=No
}}
{{Images
|Image=Loening-Crash.jpg
|Title=Loening crashed in Shanghai
|Description=According to your information, I can confirm it is the CNAC Loening crashed on Dec. 9, 1930. The photo is attached. It was published in a magazine called Liang Yo (Good friend). The Loening is named Shanghai according to the Chinese caption. All early CNAC aircrafts were named with Chinese names of places. The names of the two Chinese passengers are Hsiung Hsi-hui (Garrison Commander) and Yang Young-tai.
|Slideshow=No
}}
{{Images
|Image=Loening-AirYacht-6.jpg
|Title=C.N.A.C. Loening #6
|Description=(Photo Courtesy of Michael Smith, grandson of V. Eddie Smith)
|Slideshow=No
}}