Core Viewpoint - The recent approval of low-altitude economy regulations in Wuxi and Suzhou aims to enhance service and prioritize safety, providing a legal framework for the development of the low-altitude economy in these cities [1][2]. Group 1: Legislative Focus - The regulations emphasize "promoting development" and aim to resolve existing challenges in the low-altitude economy, facilitating the pursuit of pilot projects in this sector [1][2]. - Both cities are establishing a unified low-altitude flight service platform to enhance operational efficiency and connectivity with higher-level service platforms [2]. Group 2: Safety and Infrastructure - Safety is a primary concern in the regulations, with a focus on establishing mechanisms for cross-departmental coordination in handling low-altitude flight violations and ensuring safety assessments [2]. - The structure of the regulations is similar, covering infrastructure, flight services, application promotion, industrial development, and safety measures, but with different emphases in Wuxi and Suzhou [3]. Group 3: Economic Impact - Suzhou's low-altitude economy is rapidly growing, with over 500 related enterprises and a production value exceeding 40 billion, indicating a robust industrial chain [3]. - The provincial low-altitude economy promotion regulations are in preparatory stages, with plans to submit for review next year, indicating ongoing legislative support for the sector [3].