China has introduced a new division to develop its low-altitude economy, aiming to enhance growth for 2025.
The Low-Altitude Economy Development Division will formulate development strategies and coordinate major issues in the sector.
This sector focuses on unmanned aerial activities below 1,000 meters, including drone deliveries and air taxi services.
The NDRC has conducted seminars on networking and infrastructure for low-altitude operations, indicating a push for technological upgrades.
China’s low-altitude economy is expected to grow from 500 billion yuan in 2023 to 2 trillion yuan by 2030, highlighting its potential as an economic driver.
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