Half an hour later, a Boeing 747 that had been revamped into a private jet took off from Eastcliff Airport.

This aircraft was of the same model as the US Presidential Air Force One, with a typical three-level cockpit layout. The aircraft could fit up to four hundred and sixty-seven passengers when it was fully loaded with passengers.

However, aside from the crew, there was only one passenger in the entire plane at this moment. That passenger was none other than Sheldon.

The flight distance from Eastcliff to Queensland, Australia, was about nine thousand kilometers.

It would be impossible for any ordinary small and medium private jets to fly directly on such a long route.

Only a large passenger aircraft such as the Boeing 747 with a range of more than ten thousand kilometers would be able to complete this kind of direct flight.

At this time, Sheldon, who was on the plane, was feeling very depressed.

He was looking outside the window, and as Eastcliff’s brightly lit night view got