The cabin was like another world; once inside, all connection with the outside world was completely severed.
Satellite phones had no signal, and transport aircraft didn't have windows, so until the doors were opened, Gao Guang and the others were entirely isolated.
The biggest benefit of flying on a transport aircraft was the convenience, but it was certainly far from comfortable. If it was a direct flight to the United States, it would take about twelve hours because transport aircraft were slower than passenger planes. As a result, Gao Guang and his team had a long, arduous journey ahead.
The noise in the cabin was deafening, and the atmosphere oppressive. No one was in the mood for conversation; each person found a comfortable position for themselves, lying or sitting wherever they liked in the spacious cabin, ready to endure the twelve-hour flight.
