多项低空强制性国标将施行

Group 1 - The implementation of multiple mandatory national standards for low-altitude operations is set for 2026, marking a new phase of standardization and regulation in the drone industry, with non-compliant manufacturers facing product recall risks [1][2] - The first mandatory national standard, GB42590-2023, focuses on safety requirements for civil unmanned aerial vehicle systems, indicating a shift towards regulated operations in the drone sector [1] - Additional standards related to operational identification and registration of civil unmanned aerial vehicles are scheduled to be implemented in 2026, directly impacting operational activities and end-users [1][2] Group 2 - Over 20 provinces and municipalities in China have established low-altitude economic industry funds, with a total scale exceeding 120 billion yuan [2] - The Shanghai Low Altitude Economic Industry Standardization Technical Committee is being established to create flight standards for large cities, contributing to the formation of national standards [3] - Major eVTOL companies are expected to complete certification by 2027, with advancements in technology leading to a projected cost of 4 yuan per seat per kilometer, making eVTOL services more accessible for daily travel needs [3]