Core Insights - Suzhou's Enterprise Comprehensive Service Center has launched value-added services for low-altitude flight, aiming to reduce costs and improve efficiency for low-altitude economy enterprises [1][2] - The service integrates 12 types of professional services, forming a full-cycle support system from approval consultation to resource matching and policy alignment [1][2] Group 1: Approval Process - The center provides material pre-examination and process guidance for low-altitude flight permits, offering both online application assistance and offline support [1][2] - A dual-channel approach is established for application processes, enhancing accessibility for enterprises [1] Group 2: Resource Matching - The center collaborates with airspace management and test flight sites to help enterprises quickly match necessary resources [2] - This collaboration aims to streamline the operational capabilities of low-altitude economy businesses [2] Group 3: Policy Support - Utilizing an enterprise service database, the center offers precise guidance on applying for subsidies and support policies under the "Suzhou Low-altitude Economy Promotion Regulations" [2] - The service is integrated into a comprehensive enterprise service system, ensuring effective policy implementation [2] Group 4: Service Mechanism - The service framework includes a closed-loop mechanism with front-end acceptance and back-end professional team support, ensuring responsive service to enterprise needs [2] - The center plans to optimize service processes and enhance collaboration with relevant units to strengthen the service chain from policy consultation to operational implementation [2]