VOICED : Private aircraft owners dream of freedom

The video discusses the state of private aviation in China, highlighting the heavy restrictions imposed by the military on airspace access. Despite government promises to open up airspace, flying remains a privilege for the wealthy or well-connected, with illegal 'black flying' being a common practice. The video also explores the emerging interest in homemade planes and the optimism among enthusiasts for a more open future in private aviation.

What is the main reason for the limited access to China's airspace for private aviators?

• High cost of aircraft

• Heavy restrictions and military control

• Insufficient number of pilots

• Lack of interest in aviation

What is 'black flying' in the context of Chinese aviation?

• Flying without a license

• Flying at night

• Flying illegally without reporting

• Flying in bad weather

Why is flying considered an option only for the wealthy in China?

• Because of limited airspace

• Due to lack of interest

• Because of the high cost of aircraft

• Due to expensive training and licenses

What is the significance of backyard inventions in Chinese aviation?

• They are a government initiative

• They are used for commercial flights

• They represent an emerging interest in aviation

• They are a hobby for retired pilots

What is the hope of aviation enthusiasts for the future of Chinese skies?

• That the skies will be full of planes

• That only military planes will fly

• That the skies will remain restricted

• That air travel will become obsolete