“昆山造”无人机高原地区物流航线首飞

Group 1 - The FP-985 "Golden Bull" large fixed-wing drone successfully completed its first verification flight for logistics routes in high-altitude areas of China, addressing challenges such as low transport efficiency and high risk in these regions [1] - The drone flew from Linzhi Milin Airport, known for its high difficulty in flight, to Kangding Airport, covering approximately 800 kilometers in 3 hours and 44 minutes, significantly reducing the previous 27-hour land transport time to under 4 hours [1] - The successful operation of the "Golden Bull" drone in extreme geographical and meteorological conditions marks a new phase for China's drone technology, enabling regular operations in high-altitude airports [1] Group 2 - The FP-985 "Golden Bull" is designed for special geographical environments, with a maximum takeoff weight of 5.7 tons, effective payload over 2 tons, and a range exceeding 2000 kilometers, making it suitable for both standard and simplified airport operations [2] - The construction of low-altitude logistics channels in the Sichuan-Tibet region will enhance the efficiency of transporting local agricultural products and ensure the supply of materials into Tibet, contributing to regional economic development and rural revitalization [2] - The recent successful flight of another drone model, the "Archer," in the Middle East, demonstrates China's capabilities in large drone logistics and signifies the establishment of a comprehensive low-altitude economic solution in that region [2][3]