Core Insights - The launch of the first eVTOL (electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing) aircraft comparison feature by the domestic aviation data service platform, Flight Butler DAST, marks a significant development in the low-altitude industry [1][3] - The low-altitude industry is recognized as a strategic emerging industry in China, with eVTOL aircraft serving as a core component for future urban air mobility (UAM) [3] Industry Overview - The low-altitude industry is becoming a new engine for China's economic development, with eVTOL aircraft playing a crucial role in enhancing transportation efficiency [3] - Future scenarios for eVTOL aircraft include intercity travel, urban commuting, airport transfers, and aerial sightseeing, significantly improving traditional ground transportation efficiency [3] Technological Advancements - The eVTOL aircraft can reduce travel time significantly, such as the 20-minute flight from Shenzhen to Zhuhai compared to 2.5 hours by ground transport, saving 85% of travel time [3] - The expected reduction in travel time from Shanghai Pudong Airport to Lujiazui Financial District is from 1 hour to 15 minutes [3] Data and Services - Flight Butler has accumulated extensive data on flights, airports, aircraft types, and user travel preferences, which supports precise analysis and scenario development [3] - The DAST platform has gathered a large user base from airports, airlines, financial institutions, and the travel ecosystem, enhancing the integration of low-altitude data information [3] User Features - The eVTOL model comparison feature allows users to compare parameters, development progress, and financing status of different eVTOL models, supporting nearly 50 domestic and international manufacturers and hundreds of models [3][6] - The eVTOL model database will be continuously updated and iterated in real-time [3] Strategic Partnerships - Flight Butler aims to leverage its resources in civil aviation and travel industries to collaborate with eVTOL manufacturers, airports, airlines, financial institutions, and low-altitude ecosystem partners to explore innovative products and services [6]