东莞首批10个标准化直升机起降点启用 正式迈入低空通航时代

Group 1 - Dongguan has officially entered the low-altitude aviation era with the launch of the first 10 standardized helicopter takeoff and landing points, connecting to the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area low-altitude aviation network [1] - The first batch of takeoff points is located in various towns and parks, including Nancheng, Wanjiang, Songshan Lake, and Shipai, with routes offering scenic aerial views and direct commuting lines to Shenzhen within 15 minutes [1] - The city aims to establish a comprehensive low-altitude transportation network with over 150 takeoff points planned by 2026, including more than 160 manned takeoff points, covering industrial parks, transportation hubs, and tourist attractions [1] Group 2 - Dongguan has introduced low-altitude consumption vouchers, investing over 1 million in fiscal funds to stimulate demand for low-altitude flights, with various types of experience vouchers being distributed from February to June [2] - The city has already implemented over 90 low-altitude application scenarios across logistics, firefighting, electricity, and agriculture, showcasing its diverse use cases [2] - Dongguan has built a complete industrial chain for low-altitude aviation, supported by its strengths in electronic information, high-end equipment, and new materials, with approximately 1,200 related enterprises, including 72 large-scale companies [2]