After Australasia joined the war, France immediately placed a large order for airplanes with Australasia.
There was no other way, in the current European War, in addition to the normal consumption of bullets and shells, the consumption of airplanes was also extremely high.
Before the outbreak of this war, the total number of airplanes owned by the European countries combined did not exceed 3,000.
But now, Germany alone had already breached 3,000 airplanes, not to mention the thousands of planes also possessed by Italy, France, and the United Kingdom.
Although the exact number of airplanes for each country was not known, the cumulative total approaching 10,000 was not an issue.
In the European War that erupted, just between Germany and France in Belgium and the French territories, double-digit numbers of airplanes were crashing every day.
Even, if both parties' airplanes engaged in large-scale confrontations, the number of crashed planes could multiply by several times.
