Chapter 720: Chapter 714: ck Technology


    “This is how it stands: The Virtual World Corporation, in cooperation with the me Nation, haspleted experimental and relevant testing work for a new aircraft production project. We have evenmenced production. I wonder if you’d like to have a trial use of it? Or perhaps consider our new aircraft?” Finn Lewis asked, smiling.


    The bosses present exchanged looks. They were unsure of what Mr. Lewis just mentioned. If it were a domestically produced aircraft from the me Nation, of course, they would support it. Just like the domestically sessful C919 passenger ne a few years ago; although it was only a medium-sized passenger ne, all major domestic airlines had ced orders for it.


    Naturally, they would support their own country’s airnes. Many foreign airlines had also ced intended orders. Although these were merely intended orders, they had an intricate rtionship with domestic aircraft production being high quality and cheap. The Sky Crane and Wolfhawk nes might be outstanding, but they are expensive.


    Moreover, when a country makes orders, people have to give face. However, the C919, while sessfully developed, was not mass-produced. They don’t know the exact reasons, but these airlines wouldn’t lose out because these were just intended orders.


    If domestic nes are not purchased, then foreign ones are. Why did Mr. Lewis suddenly produce a ne here, especially in cooperation with the government? If it were in cooperation with the government, why did the state not notify them? If they were notified, they would certainly consider it.


    “Well, Mr. Lewis, it’s not that we don’t want to buy it, this is not our decision but one for our board to deliberate,” Daniel Teddy said, somewhat embarrassed. As buying an airne is not a simple matter, every purchase has to go through the board’s research and the procurement department’s investigation before an agreement can be reached.


    “Hehe, of course, I understand. How about I show you our newly produced ne first?” Finn Lewis said, smiling.


    “That would be very wee.” Seeing is not a loss; Daniel Teddy naturally would not reject this. They all knew that the Virtual World Corporation currently had an extensive range of technological capabilities. Just from what they knew, the corporation had granted authorization for the production of many new technologies to domestic factories in various fields.


    These new technologies were essentially globally leading technologies. Didn’t you see many factories this year directlypeting overseas and starting to seize foreign markets? As for the domestic market, if it weren’t for the sluggish change in domestic perception, it would have beenpletely upied by now.N?v(el)B\\jnn


    However, even under the premise where domestic people still perceive foreign products as superior, the market for foreign products is rapidly declining. There would be no harm in taking a look at the Virtual World Corporation’s ne. Judging by the track record, or Finn Lewis’s character, if a product is to be made, it would definitely be top-tier.<div>


    The other people present naturally wouldn’t oppose. Finn Lewis immediately said with augh: “Luna Starfield, bring out our new transport passenger ne.”


    The new transport aircraft is no longer within the scope of a traditional ne; It should belong to the category of spacecraft, or it could be described as a space ne because the volume of this new transport aircraft is iparable to any ordinary passenger ne. Whether the development of such a passenger ne is necessary, nobody knows. Many flight routes currently have excess capacity, with many airline routes not being fully upied.


    Of course, it’s not that there are no passengers, but it’s mainly because current aircraft fares are too high for most ordinary people to afford. After all, trains are economical and affordable. Most people won’t take nes unless they have a special mission.


    That’s one of the reasons. The second reason is that some people, even if they can afford to take a ne, they don’t want to unless it’s urgent. The convenience of high-speed trains takes away a part of the airline business. Another reason is that the space on an aircraft is confined, which for many people is ufortable. Therefore, many people would rather take high-speed trains or traditional trains.


    Considering all these factors, while the number of airne passengers is increasing, the current airne market is already sufficient. No one knows if the aircraft Finn Lewis has developed is really appropriate.


    However, Finn Lewis felt it necessary to develop it. Firstly, it can greatly improve poption migration efficiency, just like in the Gctic Federation. Within a, movement can generally be made to any part of the within two hours, or one hour if it’s urgent.


    This would be of great importance for future immigration between Earth and Mars. Boost this technology for now. Moreover, the difort caused by long airne journeys, especially during takeoff andnding, puts pressure on people’s eardrums and organs.


    Long airne rides are indeed ufortable, so Finn Lewis developed this new type of transport ne. This ne ispletely different from the traditional concept of a ne.


    With Finn Lewis’smand, Luna Starfield quickly summoned the new transport ne model. The attendees weren’t surprised to see it appearing in the middle of everyone. They had all witnessed such advanced functionalities and were ustomed to them.


    But when the holographic projection appeared and the look of the ne was presented before everyone, everyone was surprised. The ne looked odd and was distinctly different from any other ne they knew. Its look resembles a giant bat, with very thick and wide wings that differed significantly from current passenger ne wings.


    The overall look slightly resembled the Osprey helicopter of the North Federation, except the wings on its sides were wider and seemed to have two engines on the back of each wing for vertical flight.


    “Everyone, this is our new transport ne. You may notprehend its dimensions from this, so let’spare it to a current ne,” Finn Lewis smiled, followed by a wave of his hand.


    As Finn Lewis finished his sentence, a ne that everyone was familiar with appeared next to the new transport ne, causing quite a stir among the crowd.


    If you start by only observing the holographic representation of the ne, it’s vague and you have no way of knowing its specifics. However, with aparison, everyone now understood: First and foremost, its size! What shockingly appeared next to the new ne was an A380 from Sky Crane, which can hold over 800 passengers if all seats are economy ss!


    Compared to the A380, the new transport ne was over ten timesrger! This was clearly a behemoth!