On October 14, the 2026 Low Altitude Economy and Industry Development Conference with the theme of “A New Blue Ocean at Low Altitude: Towards the Future” opened in Zigong. Shi Xiaolin, Deputy Secretary of the Sichuan Provincial Committee and Governor, attended the conference. Shi Xiaolin pointed out that the focus is on “Fly Up” to accelerate institutional mechanism innovation, actively seek guidance and support from various parties, consolidate the results of the collaborative management reform pilot, standardize the expansion of low-altitude airspace, lay out and build a number of general airports, vertical landing sites, public routes, and intelligent connected systems, and continuously unleash new space for Yifei. Focus on “strengthening” and deepening the industrial chain, accurately drawing up an industrial map, focusing on key sub-chains such as medium and large drones, electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft, and low-altitude security equipment, targeting key chain owners and supporting enterprises, strengthening collaborative research on key technologies, improving public service functions such as inspection, test flight verification, pilot maturation, data sharing, etc., and expanding application scenarios such as heavy-duty drone logistics, low-altitude tourism, emergency rescue, medical supplies distribution, and meteorological services, etc., to continue to improve the industrial ecosystem and accelerate the construction of emerging industries. Focus on “managing” to strengthen safety risk prevention, give full play to the role of a provincial low-altitude airspace operation service center, establish safety supervision mechanisms covering all fields, improve manufacturing, market circulation, flight activities, etc., enhance low-altitude security and emergency response capabilities under complex conditions, and effectively adhere to the bottom line of safety.
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On October 14, the 2026 Low Altitude Economy and Industry Development Conference with the theme of “A New Blue Ocean at Low Altitude: Towards the Future” opened in Zigong. Shi Xiaolin, Deputy Secretary of the Sichuan Provincial Committee and Governor, attended the conference. Shi Xiaolin pointed out that the focus is on “Fly Up” to accelerate institutional mechanism innovation, actively seek guidance and support from various parties, consolidate the results of the collaborative management reform pilot, standardize the expansion of low-altitude airspace, lay out and build a number of general airports, vertical landing sites, public routes, and intelligent connected systems, and continuously unleash new space for Yifei. Focus on “strengthening” and deepening the industrial chain, accurately drawing up an industrial map, focusing on key sub-chains such as medium and large drones, electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft, and low-altitude security equipment, targeting key chain owners and supporting enterprises, strengthening collaborative research on key technologies, improving public service functions such as inspection, test flight verification, pilot maturation, data sharing, etc., and expanding application scenarios such as heavy-duty drone logistics, low-altitude tourism, emergency rescue, medical supplies distribution, and meteorological services, etc., to continue to improve the industrial ecosystem and accelerate the construction of emerging industries. Focus on “managing” to strengthen safety risk prevention, give full play to the role of a provincial low-altitude airspace operation service center, establish safety supervision mechanisms covering all fields, improve manufacturing, market circulation, flight activities, etc., enhance low-altitude security and emergency response capabilities under complex conditions, and effectively adhere to the bottom line of safety.
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