When Chu Feng and Origin's research personnel appeared, Origin Company's huge logo further confirmed everyone's earlier suspicions.
So everyone began speculating again about what kind of "trick" Origin Company was trying to pull this time.
Weren't they developing phones and operating systems? How had they gotten involved with the military again? Did they want to enter the military industry? That was an enormous leap. Weren't they afraid of pulling a muscle?
Chu Feng clearly did not notice any of this. It was also his first time riding in a transport plane, and he was quite curious.
After telling his family and girlfriend that he would be away on business for a few days, he stepped into the belly of the Y-20.
The satellites entered the cargo hold through the rear of the aircraft, while Chu Feng and the others entered through a side door.
The dark gray hatch opened. Instead of several gentle, pretty flight attendants waiting at the entrance like on an ordinary passenger plane, it led directly into the fuselage. The vast interior contained only the satellite storage container secured in the middle, along with Chu Feng and the others.
Since the Y-20 was a transport plane, there were no luxurious seats. They could only sit on simple benches. There was a ladder at the front leading to the cockpit, but after thinking about it, Chu Feng did not go up. There was nothing much to see anyway.
Before long, amid a tremendous roar, Fat Girl took off.
As for comfort... the less said, the better.
Hailing was more than 2,000 kilometers from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. With the Y-20's maximum transport range of 7,800 kilometers, this was practically using a sledgehammer to crack a nut!
Its four D-30KP-2 turbofan engines pushed Fat Girl to 800 kilometers