中国工程院院士陈志杰：兼顾发展与安全 推进低空经济高质量发展

Core Viewpoint - The development of the low-altitude economy is a strategic choice that aims to promote high-quality development through high-level safety, with Guangdong leading the way as a model for the industry [1][4]. Group 1: Challenges in Low-Altitude Economy Development - The low-altitude economy faces five major challenges: optimizing low-altitude airspace resource allocation, coordinating the layout of low-altitude economic industries, integrating low-altitude infrastructure construction, enhancing low-altitude risk prevention capabilities, and achieving breakthroughs in low-altitude technological innovation [4]. - Infrastructure construction for the low-altitude economy should follow a "moderately advanced" pace to avoid blind investment and redundant construction, while ensuring integration with existing infrastructure [4]. Group 2: Recommendations for Development - A new industrial development pattern called "three circulations" should be established, focusing on regional circulation, domestic circulation, and international circulation to enhance global competitiveness [5]. - A multi-party collaborative management model led by the government should be established to improve the management quality of low-altitude airspace resources [5]. - Infrastructure planning and construction for the low-altitude economy should adhere to principles of overall planning, scenario-driven development, and iterative progress [5][6]. - A regulatory framework for the low-altitude sector should be developed to support high-quality development, covering core elements such as infrastructure, operational management, and safety [6].