Core Insights - A new electric aircraft is undergoing final airworthiness certification and is expected to enter commercial operation next year, with operating costs comparable to traditional taxi services [1][3] - The aircraft features a unique design with fixed wings and six rotors, four of which can rotate 90 degrees for vertical takeoff and landing, achieving a speed of 320 km/h and a range of approximately 200 km, making it suitable for short-distance travel and tourism [1][3] - The aircraft's body is made of carbon fiber, significantly reducing weight while maintaining strength, with operational costs estimated at 3-4 yuan per kilometer per passenger, making it affordable for the general public [3][4] Industry Developments - The company is collaborating with the Civil Aviation Administration of China to establish airworthiness standards for this new type of aircraft, filling a gap in international standards [6] - A recent deal was signed with a UAE company for a $1 billion order of 350 units, indicating the product's potential influence in the international market [6]