Core Insights - The low-altitude economy is emerging as a new engine for industrial upgrading and economic growth, with low-altitude airspace platform infrastructure playing a crucial role in its development [1] Group 1: Key Components of Low-Altitude Airspace Platform Infrastructure - Takeoff and landing facilities are essential, with general airports serving as the core component, providing comprehensive services for various low-altitude aircraft [3] - Diverse takeoff and landing stations, including small drone platforms and eVTOL takeoff areas, are critical for urban logistics and emergency services [4] - Information infrastructure, including communication networks and navigation systems, is vital for ensuring safe and efficient operations in low-altitude airspace [5][6] Group 2: Importance of Infrastructure Construction - A well-developed low-altitude airspace platform infrastructure is crucial for flight safety, enabling real-time communication and monitoring of aircraft [10] - Efficient infrastructure enhances the operational efficiency of the low-altitude economy, reducing preparation and downtime for flights [11] - Infrastructure development fosters innovation in the low-altitude economy, leading to new applications such as low-altitude logistics and tourism [11] Group 3: Current Status and Challenges in China - China has made significant progress in low-altitude airspace platform infrastructure, with 451 general airports expected by the end of 2024 [12] - Challenges include uneven infrastructure distribution across regions, lack of unified technical standards, and high construction costs [14] Group 4: Future Development Trends - Future infrastructure will focus on intelligent development, utilizing AI and big data for management and operations [15] - Integration of different types of infrastructure will enhance connectivity and operational efficiency [16] - Emphasis on green and sustainable development will drive the adoption of clean energy and environmentally friendly practices in infrastructure construction [17]