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China’s AS700 Airship Soars into Low-Altitude Tourism 🌍✈️

Move over, drones—China’s futuristic AS700 airship just took scenic sightseeing to new heights! 🎈 The 10-seat, homegrown aircraft completed its first low-altitude demo flight in Hubei Province, cruising at 500 meters with panoramic views of rivers, parks, and islands below. Perfect for travelers craving Instagram-worthy aerial shots! 📸

Developed by AVIC, the AS700 can zip through the sky at 60 km/h for up to 10 hours, covering 700 km on a single trip. It’s designed for vertical takeoff in tight spaces, making it a game-changer for tourism in crowded areas. Imagine floating over the Great Wall or Li River someday! 🏞️

After snagging its flight certification last December, the first airship is set for delivery by year-end. Buyers are already lining up—20 units are in demand, proving that low-altitude travel isn’t just for helicopters anymore. 💼✈️

‘This opens doors for eco-friendly, accessible tourism,’ says project manager Du Wei. With its quiet electric propulsion (details still under wraps 🤫), the AS700 could redefine how we explore cities and nature. Ready to book your sky-high adventure? 🎟️

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