"Well, what do you know, they really have planes taking off to intercept us." In the cockpit of the White Swan strategic bomber of the Great Tang Empire, the co-pilot saw the blips on the radar screen.
After entering the enemy's heartland, they had been using the radar to search and watch for potential threats ahead. Because they were well aware that enemy aircraft capable of threatening them would only appear directly in front of them.
Those enemy planes attempting to approach from the side would only be left farther and farther behind by the White Swan's altitude and speed, as no other country's aircraft in the world could fly faster than the White Swan at nearly 15,000 meters high.
If necessary, their bomber could fly at over 1.5 times the speed of sound at an altitude exceeding 15,000 meters. Even an F-22 fighter jet would struggle with such speed, let alone something like the Peidao.
