Core Insights - Wuhan has launched its first urban core area low-altitude logistics hub, Han商低空港, marking a significant breakthrough in low-altitude economic development [1][2] - The hub integrates low-altitude economy with modern commercial ecosystems, focusing on logistics upgrades for urban commercial complexes [2][3] Low-altitude Logistics Routes - Ten low-altitude logistics routes have been approved, primarily serving high-time-sensitive goods such as seafood, fresh-cut flowers, and pharmaceuticals [3] - Key routes connect major areas in Wuhan, including Han口北 to Han正街 and 武昌临江大道环线, forming a comprehensive low-altitude logistics network across the three towns [3] Service Network and Efficiency - The service network extends to important nodes in various districts, achieving a "main + branch" layout that addresses the "last 100 meters" delivery challenge [4] - Low-altitude delivery can reduce logistics time by approximately 60%, with a specific example showing a reduction from 90 minutes to 35 minutes for deliveries between Han口北 and Han正街 [4] Pricing and Accessibility - A pricing table for 22 main and stopover routes has been released, with competitive rates comparable to traditional delivery methods [4] - Customers can currently place orders via phone, with plans for an upcoming app to facilitate low-altitude logistics ordering [4] Operational Framework - Han商低空港 is operated by Han商集团 through its subsidiary, Han商低空科技有限公司, featuring a digital real-time scheduling platform and multiple smart command centers [5] - The logistics system allows for dynamic flight path planning, real-time equipment monitoring, and full-process cargo traceability, creating a data-driven and safe operational loop [5]