In a luxury villa village in India, there are planes on the roofs of every household. Is the freedom of flying really realized or is there another mystery?

India is also a developing country, and its economic, social and cultural development, like other developing countries, has regional differences. Rich places are rich, and poor places are not out of poverty. Indian luxury villa villages, which are very popular on the Internet, are relatively few local tyrants in India. There is a "network celebrity scenic spot" in this village-the plane on the roof of every household.

Many people think this is a real plane, because this is a rich village, and you can definitely afford a plane. But as everyone knows, this is just an airplane model. This model airplane only acts as a water tank. As we all know, many parts of India belong to arid areas, and water tanks are essential as an important part of household water storage. Someone came up with an idea to make the water tank on each roof platform into the shape of an airplane to increase the aesthetic feeling.

In fact, in India, it is unrealistic to let every family in the village own a plane for two reasons:

1, which is not allowed by economic strength.

Although the village is rich, every family has built villas. Let's put ourselves in the shoes. Suppose we have a luxury villa in China, can we afford a plane? Can you afford to use a plane after you can afford it? A year in consumption cost is beyond the reach of ordinary rich people.

2. Flight permits and route restrictions.

Suppose every family in this village can afford to use a plane, but the plane needs a big apron, a license to fly the plane and the approval of the route. How can so many private jets get their driving licenses and route approvals? Just looking at the roof of the villa is not enough for the apron.

Therefore, the aircraft fleet in India's luxurious countryside is just a beautiful landscape.