What type of aircraft uses this long flashing pattern? 5:00 am every morning I went to Rice-Field Road for a jog. I always see airplanes with flashing lights. All of them have the same flashing patterns except for the one that I just saw yesterday.

The pattern is a long flash. If I'm not mistaken (I counted it), it flash slowly for more or less 10 seconds and then gone at same count.

I was curious and surprised that there's an aircraft that has that kind of flashing patterns. I gazed at it for a minute until it was out of my sight.

I also found this and I'm not satisfied since I'm more concerned of what type of aircraft was it.

What type of aircraft uses this long flashing pattern? References might also help. Thanks in advance :)

UPDATED:

This was the exact location where I saw it.

I'm not so familiar how high or low an aircraft might be for a landing. But I guess the aircraft was too high for a landing and its direction was straight away from a landing area. And yeah, the flash was color white.
I'm assuming your question is : "What type of aircraft was it?".
Actually, we can't answer your question but you could try using Flightradar to identify the aircraft by watching a playback of the regarding time and place.

To hand you some trivia: If it was a red flashing light (the beacon) it is totally normal that the kind of flash varies. Modern aircraft use 360 degrees flashing lights (depending on the manufacturer it flashes faster or slower). Older (and most small aircraft) use rotating beacons which is just a red light shining in one direction which is turned by an motor (turns faster or slower depending on the motor).

If it was a big white light it could possibly have been the landing lights (which flash only on some aircraft) or the strobe light in the wings outer edges. They usually flash 2 times in one second and repeat the two flashes after 1 second of pause.