Chapter 288: Problem with Advance Technology

Thirty minutes later, the aircraft demonstration ended. Poul and Jonathan approached the crowd and to their surprise, they were immediately surrounded by foreign dignitaries and reporters.

"Mr. Axelsen! Mr. Nielsen! How much for the aircraft? Are you selling them?" The French dignitaries asked, trying to find his way through the crowd.

"We want to buy your aircraft, Mr. Nielsen! Mr. Axelsen! The German Empire would be pleased to conduct business with your company!" The German Empire representatives chimed in.

Jonathan and Poul exchanged glances, their excitement mounting at the overwhelming response. They had anticipated interest, but the immediate influx of inquiries and offers took them by surprise. It was clear that the aircraft demonstration had made a profound impact, captivating the attention of nations far beyond their initial expectations.