广东出台低空经济新政“16条”，提出支持航空体育运动发展

Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong Provincial Government has issued measures to support the high-quality development of the low-altitude economy, focusing on safety, innovation, and infrastructure development to establish Guangdong as a leading hub for low-altitude economic activities [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The measures include 16 initiatives covering low-altitude safety, research and development, airworthiness certification, infrastructure, and application scenarios [1]. - The measures will be effective for three years and apply to all enterprises and institutions engaged in low-altitude economic activities in Guangdong [1]. - A priority is placed on enhancing regulations and ensuring safety, with plans to optimize low-altitude air routes and improve airspace management [1]. Group 2: Technological Development - The measures emphasize key technologies in new aircraft configurations, critical components, basic software, and low-altitude flight support, establishing a selection mechanism for core technology projects [2]. - Financial support will be provided for low-altitude economic projects included in the provincial key research and development plan, encouraging increased R&D investment from low-altitude enterprises [2]. - Support will also be given for the establishment of provincial-level pilot platforms and engineering technology research centers in low-altitude fields [2]. Group 3: Enterprise Support - The measures aim to cultivate strong low-altitude enterprises through direct financing and leasing support for technology transformation projects [3]. - Enterprises recognized as national champions or specialized "little giants" in the low-altitude sector will receive additional incentives from local governments [3]. - The measures highlight the importance of application fields, particularly in cities like Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Zhuhai, for developing low-altitude passenger routes and cross-border drone logistics [3]. Group 4: Application Scenarios - The measures propose the issuance of low-altitude tourism consumption vouchers and the promotion of low-altitude tourism businesses in collaboration with scenic spots and general airports [4]. - Support will be extended to aviation sports events and activities, as well as the use of low-altitude technologies in public service sectors such as emergency rescue and medical care [4]. - The creation of comprehensive low-altitude economic application scenarios will be encouraged, with selected areas receiving enhanced support for airspace security and technical backing [5].