China’s Sky High Future: Low-Altitude Economy Takes Off at Shanghai Expo!
Hey there! 🚁 Have you ever dreamed of flying cars or drones delivering your packages? Well, guess what? China’s low-altitude economy is soaring, and it’s super exciting!
From July 23 to 26, the first-ever International Advanced Air Mobility Expo is happening in Shanghai, east China. Nearly 300 exhibitors are showing off the coolest low-altitude products and services! Imagine an exhibition area as big as 60,000 square meters filled with amazing flying gadgets and technology. 🤩
But what is the “low-altitude economy” anyway? It’s all about activities and businesses that happen close to the ground, usually under 1,000 meters (that’s about 3,280 feet). This includes things like drones, air taxis, and other aircraft that can help with transportation, deliveries, and even taking awesome aerial photos!
And here’s the big news: China’s low-altitude economy is really taking off (pun intended)! It’s expected that by 2035, the market size could grow to a whopping 3.5 trillion yuan (that’s about $489 billion)! That’s a lot of zeros! 💰
This means in the future, you might see more drones flying in the sky, air taxis zipping around, and maybe even get your pizza delivered by air! 🍕✈️
So, next time you look up at the sky, keep an eye out. The future of flying fun stuff is closer than you think!
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
