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China’s low-altitude economy redefines urban mobility with drones, flying taxis and AI-powered solutions, targeting a $140B market by 2030 and reshaping sustainable transport worldwide.
At the 2025 International Advanced Air Mobility Expo in Shanghai, 300 exhibitors showcased drones and eVTOL across 60,000 sqm, boosting the Chinese mainland’s low-altitude economy.
Shanghai’s first Advanced Air Mobility Expo spotlights over 300 low-altitude exhibitors as China’s market soars toward a projected 3.5 trillion yuan by 2035.
Tech entrepreneur Zhao Deli and ex-fighter pilot Owen unveil the ‘Land Aircraft Carrier’ modular flying car, tackling adversity and redefining low-altitude travel.
Across the Chinese mainland, cities from Shenzhen to Chongqing are turning low-altitude skies into hubs for drones, immersive tourism, and a decade-long economic revolution.
China’s low-altitude economy is set to soar in 2024, integrating traditional and emerging aviation technologies to reshape industrial structures and drive high-quality development.
Yang Yi of CPPCC highlights the low-altitude economy as China’s new engine for economic growth, sparking innovative consumption and advancements in the aviation sector.
China accelerates AI and low-altitude transport standards by 2025, aiming to revolutionize logistics and urban mobility through drones and smart infrastructure.
The 2025 World Economic Forum in Davos highlights the low-altitude economy as a new driver for global economic growth.
The Chinese mainland has established a new department focused on developing its low-altitude economy, encompassing both manned and unmanned aerial activities within 1,000 meters above ground.