Gao Yang is seriously considering whether to buy a private plane.
Always borrowing Morgan's plane, Gao Yang feels a bit embarrassed. Now that Morgan's old plane is no longer needed, if Gao Yang buys it, he could get a well-maintained private plane at a good price. More importantly, this plane can also be used for intercontinental flights, which would indeed be convenient for the Satan Mercenary Corps.
The only problem is that Gao Yang doesn't have money, or rather the Satan Mercenary Corps doesn't have money to buy such a plane. Another important factor is that owning a plane is not a one-time investment. The crew needs to be maintained, and routine maintenance is also a significant expense. Even parking the plane requires signing a contract with an airport. In summary, without several million a year, it's simply unaffordable.
