The worries of the two leading aircraft manufacturers went without saying. After all, Phantom Immortal Technology's track record spoke for itself.
If Phantom Immortal Technology came up with a black technology aircraft that shot straight off Earth and into space like a spaceship, what the hell were they supposed to do then...
Previously, they had watched the automotive and energy industries suffer from Phantom Immortal Technology anxiety syndrome with the detached amusement of spectators. Who would have thought things would change so quickly? Those industries' troubles had yet to be resolved, and now their own backyards were on fire.
Of course, some people were not quite so worried. These were the people who firmly believed that technical expertise reigned supreme.
Building an aircraft—a real aircraft, not some toy model—was hardly something you could do just because you said you would.
Even with all of Huaxia's resources behind it, developing a large aircraft had taken over a decade. And the resulting aircraft could only be called unremarkable; it was nowhere near comparable to Airbus's and Boeing's top wide-body passenger planes.
Now that Phantom Immortal Technology wanted to build large aircraft, it would take at least a few years. Given its penchant for disruptive products, it was probably aiming for a black technology aircraft, which would take even longer to develop.
These people had clearly forgotten one thing: Phantom Immortal Technology's trademark approach included not only disruptive black technology, but also lightning-fast research and development.
The reporters were certainly efficient. Within a very short time of seeing Phantom Immortal Technology's announcement, they learned that the company had applied to the Rongcheng Municipal Government to purchase land.
Rongcheng City gave matters involving Phantom Immortal Technology special treatment anyway, and this particular matter had also come with instructions from above.
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