Core Points - The 2025 State Council government work report emphasizes the large-scale application demonstration of new technologies, products, and scenarios, particularly in emerging industries like commercial aerospace and low-altitude economy, with a strong focus on safety [2] - Investigative reports reveal that some aircraft products lacking necessary certifications and licenses are being sold in the market, raising significant safety concerns [2][4] Group 1 - The report highlights the importance of safety in the development of new industries, indicating a governmental push for secure practices in commercial aerospace [2] - Investigations found that sellers of self-made aircraft operate in secrecy, relying on flight exchange groups and second-hand platforms for transactions, which creates a hidden trading chain [5] - Some sellers claim their aircraft can reach altitudes of 3000 meters and speeds of 100 kilometers per hour, despite using rusty parts and second-hand engines, and lacking proper flight licenses [5] Group 2 - A specific case in Shandong shows a factory primarily producing noodles has also ventured into custom aircraft manufacturing, using the same machinery, which raises questions about the legitimacy and safety of such operations [4] - The condition of the aircraft being sold is alarming, with dirty fuselages and rusty screws, and the test flights are conducted in unsafe environments, such as modified farm roads [4]