Beijing is gearing up to take its low-altitude flight game to new heights! 🌤️ The city plans to expand low-altitude flight scenarios, focusing on emergency rescue and express delivery services. This move is part of Beijing's ambitious action plan to boost the low-altitude economy, targeting a whopping 100 billion yuan (about $14.2 billion) by 2027.
With over 5,000 enterprises set to join the sector, Beijing aims to revolutionize how goods and aid are delivered. Regular low-altitude delivery services will soon be buzzing in suburban districts like Yanqing, Pinggu, Miyun, and Fangshan. Imagine getting your packages delivered by drones right to your doorstep! 📦🚀
But that's not all – the city is also planning a low-altitude passenger route linking Beijing Daxing International Airport with the Xiongan New Area in Hebei Province, making intercity air commuting a breeze. This innovative approach includes both general aviation and drone-supported services, paving the way for a futuristic transportation network.
Last August, Beijing launched its first UAV logistics delivery route along the Great Wall, allowing tourists to receive summer relief items and emergency supplies within minutes. Talk about next-level convenience! 🏞️✨
Not to be outdone, Shanghai is also building its own low-altitude communications network, set to be fully operational by the end of 2026. Together, these cities are leading the charge in transforming the low-altitude economy into a key driver of industrial development.
