China's Low-Altitude Economy Set to Soar 🚁
Get ready, sky enthusiasts! 🌟 China's skies are about to get busier and more exciting. On November 18, China's aviation authorities announced plans to kick off eVTOL (that's electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing) pilot projects in six cities. Imagine flying taxis and drones zipping around the urban skyline! 🚁⚡
What's more, 2024 is being hailed as the \"Year of Low-Altitude Economy\" 📈 by industry experts. This comes after the low-altitude economy officially made it into the government's work report. Big moves are happening, and they're happening fast! 🏃♂️💨
We caught up with Zhang Bo, China's first self-taught pilot to fly around the world 🌍✈️, at the recently concluded Airshow China. He shared his excitement about the booming low-altitude economy and the crucial role general aviation plays in this development.
\"The future is in the skies below 1,000 meters,\" Zhang said, with a twinkle in his eye. \"From aerial sightseeing to air taxis, the possibilities are endless!\" ✨
With these new developments, China is opening up its lower skies for innovation and adventure. So whether you're an aspiring pilot, a tech enthusiast, or just someone who loves the idea of flying cars (hello, sci-fi fans! 🚀), keep your eyes on the horizon. The future of flight is closer than you think! 😎
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
