Zheng Quan Ri Bao·2026-02-03 16:41Industry Overview - The low-altitude economy is a crucial sector in China's strategic emerging industries, transitioning from pilot exploration to large-scale and standardized development, with an urgent need for improved institutional frameworks [1] - A national-level standard system for the low-altitude economy has been officially released, laying a solid institutional foundation for high-quality industry development [1] Standardization and Regulatory Framework - The "Guidelines for the Construction of Low-Altitude Economic Standard System (2025 Edition)" was jointly issued by ten government departments, aiming to establish a basic standard system by 2027 and over 300 standards by 2030 [1][4] - The guidelines aim to clarify technical rules and market expectations across the low-altitude economy industry chain, removing barriers to large-scale development caused by standardization issues [2] Company Developments - Zhejiang Wanfeng Aviation (002085) has acquired core assets from German eVTOL company Volocopter, integrating advanced technologies to create a multi-scenario product matrix including fixed-wing, vertical take-off and landing aircraft, and drones [2] - Zhejiang Jindun Wind Power Co., Ltd. has established a wholly-owned subsidiary to focus on the research and industrialization of ducted fans, achieving successful ground performance and reliability verification [3] - SF Holding (002352) has launched the first "air-ground collaborative" smart logistics operation center in Shenzhen and is expanding its low-altitude logistics network in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [3] Future Outlook - The new Civil Aviation Law of the People's Republic of China will take effect in July 2026, further supporting the low-altitude economy [4] - The "four-dimensional integration" standard system established by the guidelines will align with new policies, providing safety, efficiency, and collaboration to support the large-scale development of the low-altitude economy [4]