Core Insights - The low-altitude economy in China is entering an accelerated industrialization phase, with a comprehensive ecosystem spanning technology research and development, equipment manufacturing, operational services, and infrastructure [1] - The guideline aims to establish a standardized system for the low-altitude economy by 2027, with over 300 standards expected by 2030 to support safe and healthy development [1] Group 1: Standardization Framework - The guideline emphasizes a "four-dimensional integration" standard supply system, merging technical standards with management norms, domestic standards with international rules, mandatory standards with recommended standards, and foundational standards with scenario standards [1] - The structure of the low-altitude economy standard system includes five core areas: low-altitude aircraft, low-altitude infrastructure, low-altitude air traffic management, safety regulation, and application scenarios [1] Group 2: Low-Altitude Aircraft Standards - Low-altitude aircraft standards are central to the standard system, focusing on safety, reliability, and performance, which will drive the upgrade and development of the aircraft manufacturing industry [2] - Key areas for standard development include safety standards, unmanned aerial vehicle systems, perception and obstacle avoidance, data link network security, and flight control system data recording [2] Group 3: Infrastructure and Management Standards - Low-altitude infrastructure standards encompass intelligent network systems, takeoff and landing facilities, flight management service support, quality technology infrastructure, and safety protection infrastructure, which are essential for efficient operation [2] - Air traffic management standards cover airspace management, flight flow management, air traffic services, and air traffic control support, ensuring safe and orderly low-altitude flight activities [2] Group 4: Safety and Application Standards - Safety regulation standards include radio management, personnel management, operational and emergency management, accident investigation and rescue, which are crucial for the orderly development of low-altitude economic activities [2] - Application scenario standards involve various sectors such as agriculture, transportation, energy, surveying, tourism, and healthcare, indicating a shift from concept validation to practical applications in the low-altitude economy [3]