聚焦低空经济新发展 青浦四个标志性项目集中签约

Core Viewpoint - The event held in Qingpu District on April 28, 2025, focused on the integration of commercial aerospace, spatial information, and low-altitude economy, aiming to outline a new development landscape for the Yangtze River Delta's low-altitude economy [1][3]. Economic Growth and Development Plans - Qingpu District's GDP growth was 7.3% in 2024, ranking third in the city and first among suburban areas; the GDP growth rate for the first quarter of 2025 reached 12.2%, the highest in the city [3]. - The district is constructing a "3+3+3" modern industrial system, with the low-altitude economy projected to become a hundred billion-level industrial cluster, targeting an industry scale of over 20 billion yuan by 2027 [3][9]. Policy and Infrastructure Initiatives - Qingpu is accelerating the layout of low-altitude economy policies, enhancing collaboration with universities, and creating an integrated innovation ecosystem that includes "scenarios + technology + talent" [3][9]. - The district aims to establish over 50 distributed take-off and landing facilities and open inter-provincial routes, creating a safe and efficient ground infrastructure network [9]. Key Projects and Collaborations - Four significant projects were signed, including the "Yidian Aviation Manufacturing Base" focusing on drone systems and flying car development, and the "Hefeng Amphibious Aircraft Manufacturing Base" introducing international technology to fill domestic market gaps [8]. - The Qingpu Industrial Park is leveraging its dual-rail transportation network and 2,000 acres of reserved land to create a core area for low-altitude intelligent manufacturing, attracting leading companies in the sector [6][8]. Future Outlook and Strategic Goals - The district's action plan for high-quality development of the low-altitude economy from 2024 to 2027 includes nurturing five leading enterprises and guiding 50 low-altitude industry chain projects, with total investments exceeding 6 billion yuan [9]. - Qingpu is positioning itself as a model for low-altitude economic development, integrating industrial-grade drone manufacturing, distributed take-off networks, and applications in low-altitude logistics and smart cities [10].