Shen Bing found the situation pretty frustrating himself.
When it came to safety, Old Ban, the Immortal Carriage, was definitely far safer than the spaceships and cars he had built himself.
But Old Ban was a slow-moving mount Lu Ban had built for the gods in the Immortal Realm who had too much time on their hands. On Earth, it was essentially a sightseeing vehicle. There was no minimum speed, but there was a maximum.
That maximum speed might once have left almost every crewed aircraft on Earth in the dust, but now it was somewhat useless.
At the very least, reaching the moon in this thing was out of the question.
Fortunately, he had the A2 fighter aircraft, which was well suited to a trip to the moon.
Rather than return straight to the Underground Base, Shen Bing and the two women went to the Phantom Immortal Aircraft Manufacturing Plant in Xinjing District.
It was still in the same location, but its scale had expanded considerably.
Rows of modern factory buildings demonstrated Phantom Immortal Technology's manufacturing prowess.
The plant was now producing ten planes a day, making it arguably the largest aircraft manufacturing plant in the world.
In the past, that production rate really would not have amounted to much. The key was that the sweeping rise of Skyflying Cars had dealt a tremendous blow to aircraft manufacturing worldwide.
The former industry giants, Airbus and Boeing, were now barely hanging on. They were considering whether to restructure and start manufacturing flying cars too.
There was no helping it; reality was right there in front of them. Once everyone owned a flying car, who would still cram onto a plane? Not only were flights expensive, but getting through the terminals took ages.
Although plenty of people were currently riding in