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Unlike the other airliners with three jet engines at/in the rear fuselage the Yak-42 has engines with separate exhausts for the fan and core flows. Moreover, it is the only one with four wheels on each main landing gear leg, divided over two axis.
Yakovlev Yak-52
This two seat trainer has a radial engine, elevated canopy with multiple frames and a vertical stabiliser curved from the dorsal fin until the underside of the fuselage, giving it an egg shape at the back. Typical is the forward retracting main gear. The gears remain partially extended though.
Yokosuka MXY7 Ohka
A rocket powered or unpowered aircraft, hence no air intakes, used by the Japanese as kamikaze weapon against ships. It has short span straight wings, an H-tail and a framed bubble canopy.
Zlin Trener family
This basic trainer has an inline piston engine (meaning a narrow cowling), a bubble canopy (amount of frames depends on the version) and low wings with a short fixed gear. The Zlin has a trapezium to cut-off triangular tail, that appears slightly swept forward thanks to the forward swept trailing edge. (photo: Alan Lebeda/WikiMedia)