Hey there! 😊 Did you know that China is making big moves in the world of drones and small airplanes? They have just created a new department to help boost what’s called the “low-altitude economy”!
What’s the Low-Altitude Economy? 🤔
The low-altitude economy is all about businesses and activities that involve flying things like drones and small aircraft that operate less than 1,000 meters (that’s about 3,280 feet) above the ground. These could be used for delivering packages, taking cool aerial photos, and even helping farmers check their crops!
Why Is This Important? 🚁
Drones and small aircraft are becoming super important in our world. Imagine getting a package delivered to your house by a flying drone! 📦✨ Or farmers using drones to water their fields more efficiently. This new department in China will help make these things happen more quickly and safely.
Big Numbers! 🔢
Right now, there are over 50,000 companies in China working with drones and small aircraft. Wow! 😮 They think that by 2026, the low-altitude economy will be worth over 1 trillion yuan (that’s a huge amount of money!).
Supporting Cities 🏙️
Cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen are making special plans to help grow the use of drones and small aircraft. This means more cool jobs and exciting technology in the future!
Experts Say… 💡
An expert named Li Deren says that with new technology and better management, flying drones and small aircraft will get even better over the next few years. He believes this big focus on the low-altitude economy is happening at just the right time.
Working Together 🤝
Lots of different groups in China are teaming up to help make the low-altitude economy soar! 🚀 They are creating new rules to make flying safer and easier, which means more amazing things can happen in the sky.
The Future is in the Air! 🌤️
This is an exciting time for technology and aviation. Who knows? Maybe someday you’ll be flying a drone or even riding in a small aircraft as it zips around delivering things or taking pictures. The sky’s the limit! 🌟
Reference(s):
New department set up to boost low-altitude economy in China
cgtn.com
