Core Insights - The article highlights the successful first real-world rescue mission of the 2-ton electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developed by Hanyang Zao and Fengfei, marking a new phase in low-altitude emergency rescue operations [1][6]. Group 1: Aircraft Capabilities - The eVTOL aircraft has a maximum payload of 400 kilograms and a range of 200 kilometers, enabling continuous operation day and night, thus overcoming the deployment limitations and cost constraints of manned rescue aircraft [6]. - The aircraft demonstrated its operational capabilities by taking off vertically from the foot of Guishan in Hanyang and reaching the Yangtze River in just one minute, successfully deploying a life raft within eight seconds [3][6]. Group 2: Emergency Response System - The event showcased the establishment of an intelligent "water-land-air" three-dimensional protection system, integrating the eVTOL with water police speedboats and medical teams for rapid emergency response [6]. - The eVTOL is equipped with a second-level emergency response system, enhancing its effectiveness in complex water rescue scenarios [3][6].