If Blackstone Aviation's clearly "malicious" targeting had left Prince deeply dissatisfied, there was little he could do about it.
Then, the moment the jet aircraft appeared, these people completely lost the ability to speak.
The Chief Engineer reminded them that all of this could be recorded, and even thoughtfully prepared several cameras and rolls of film for them.
Prince somewhat despairingly thanked the Federation people for their kind reminder, then had the experts who had already lost their ability to speak shoulder the cameras and begin filming the jet fighter's test flight.
It was utterly breathtaking.
There was no need to add exclamation marks to deepen the mood; Prince's pessimism could already be felt clearly enough.
The technological gap was simply too vast.
At present, the aircraft designed by the military-affiliated Airplane Design Institute of the Peng Joe Empire still used the propeller engines that had been popular throughout the world not long ago.
They claimed that, in terms of performance, their aircraft had already surpassed that of the mainstream fighter jets currently exported by the Federation.
If the two sides went to war again, the Imperial Air Force absolutely would not lose to the Federal Air Force!
Prince had also attended the test-flight ceremony. He had to admit that the new fighter had completely broken free from the constraints of Lin Design and developed its own style!
"Lin Design" referred to the influence that the export-model Lin-I general-purpose fighter had exerted on fighter design throughout the world.
Because the Lin-I Fighter had been exported worldwide on a massive scale, and was also the first aircraft to turn a vehicle with no military value into a weapon of war, it had exerted an enormous influence on aircraft around the world! The aircraft research of many countries had been based on