"Mr. Shen, I'm a reporter from the Frankfurt Daily. Your company has developed a... well, a Sedan capable of such speeds, and a flying Sedan at that. How will this Sedan operate worldwide? Even Europe and the United States, with their relatively comprehensive air traffic control regulations, have never had contingency plans for anything like this. When does your company intend to begin selling Skyflying?"
The question was rather pointed. Essentially, he meant that unless countries introduced the appropriate regulations, no matter how incredible the car was, it could only sit gathering dust in a warehouse.
Shen Bing replied calmly, "Our company has considered the issue you raised. Our flying Sedans rely entirely on autonomous driving technology. Owners need only set their destinations, and the vehicles will select their own flight paths to get there. To support this, our company has established a global flight management system, and every flying vehicle will operate under its control. This system can select the optimal route within milliseconds and reserve a designated area exclusively for a vehicle at a specified time, ensuring flight safety. With that foundation, all we need is a globally agreed layer of airspace for flying cars, with restricted zones around airports, military exclusion zones, and similar areas. Our flying cars can then operate in an orderly manner worldwide."
The reporter from the Frankfurt Daily was clearly dissatisfied with Shen Bing's answer. "Mr. Shen, you're speaking about the technical side. I have no concerns whatsoever about your company's capabilities in that regard. My question was about policy."
Shen Bing smiled brightly. "I believe policy will pose no problem at all. After all... our project benefits nations and their people. It will improve living standards for all humanity and advance humanity as a whole. History has already proven that anything standing