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Chinaâs 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 Chinaâs 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.
Chinaâs booming low-altitude economy leverages drone technology to revolutionize delivery, transportation, and urban management, fueling a projected trillion-yuan market by 2026.
China designates 2024 as the âYear of Low-Altitude Economy,â launching eVTOL projects in six cities to boost general aviation and urban mobility.
XPENG AEROHT begins construction of the worldâs first mass-production flying car factory in Guangzhou, aiming to revolutionize urban mobility.
The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region launches a Low-Altitude Economy Alliance with 33 projects to drive economic growth and innovation in airspace activities.
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