Airport history
Shanghai Dachang Airport is located in Dachang Town, Baoshan District, northern Shanghai, surrounded by a 1 1000-meter-long Hufang River. The August 13th Sino-Japanese War broke out, and the Japanese army fought bloody battles in Dachang. 1938, the Japanese invaders dispatched 150 sorties and dropped 160 tons of bombs on dachang town. The whole factory has become a scorched earth. After the fall of Shanghai, the Japanese army forcibly occupied 4 136 mu northeast of Dachang town, destroyed 17 villages, built Dachang airport, and destroyed all cultural relics. At that time, it occupied 4 136 mu. After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, it was taken over by the Air Force of the Republic of China. After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), it was taken over by the People's Liberation Army of China and handed over to the Navy Air Force of the People's Liberation Army in March. 1953. 1949 The length of the front runway is 2012m, and it is expanded after 1949. The airport, which has been serving the army as a military facility, is closed to the public. 1978 was further transformed into a test flight airport. Shanghai Aircraft Factory has a factory building at the airport, which produces-10, MD-80, MD-82 and MD-90 jetliners, and ARJ2 1 is also manufactured here, including-10 and ARJ 26544. The first jetliner developed by People's Republic of China (PRC) is still parked on the tarmac of the gymnasium.
Construction situation
geographical position
Latitude and longitude: 3119 ′ 00 ″ n12125 ′ 00 ″ e/31.366666666
Altitude: 4 meters
runway
Direction: 17/35
Surface: concrete
Length: 10472 (feet)
Shanghai Dachang Air Force Base
3 192 (m)
Resident troops
6th Division of PLA Naval Air Force16th Regiment (equipped with J-7 fighter-bomber)
hangar
Shanghai Dachang Air Force Base
10 more fighters can accommodate more than 20 fighters.
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