Core Points - Shenzhen has launched significant support policies to develop itself as the "first city of low-altitude economy," with single rewards reaching up to 15 million yuan [1][2] - The implementation details of the support measures were officially released and will take effect from October 9 [1] - The measures include four funding projects for low-altitude industries, with total annual rewards for each company capped at 30 million yuan [2][3] Funding Projects - The first project provides funding for obtaining airworthiness certification for manned eVTOL and unmanned aerial vehicles, with rewards of up to 15 million yuan for eVTOLs and 500,000 to 3 million yuan for unmanned aerial vehicles based on their size [1][2] - The second project focuses on expanding the low-altitude logistics market, offering rewards of 20,000 yuan for small UAVs and 350,000 yuan for larger UAVs based on flight frequency [2] - The third project supports the establishment of short-distance air transport routes, with rewards of 30,000 yuan for domestic routes and 1 million yuan for cross-border routes between Shenzhen and Hong Kong [2][3] - The fourth project incentivizes the establishment of innovative research institutions in the low-altitude economy, providing up to 1 million yuan based on verified investments [3] Industry Context - Shenzhen has been proactive in developing its low-altitude economy, having established 10 low-altitude economic industrial parks and over 1,900 companies in the sector [3] - The low-altitude economy is projected to contribute 21.377 billion yuan in added value in 2024, with a growth rate of 26.4% [3]

Core Points - Shenzhen has launched a significant support policy aimed at developing the low-altitude economy, with individual rewards reaching up to 15 million yuan per project and a maximum of 30 million yuan per company annually [1][2] Group 1: Funding Projects - The implementation details specify four funding projects for the low-altitude industry, with rewards ranging from 200,000 yuan to 15 million yuan per project [1] - The first project focuses on funding for manned eVTOL aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) certification, offering 15 million yuan for eVTOL aircraft and 500,000 to 300,000 yuan for different types of UAVs [1][2] - The second project targets the expansion of the low-altitude logistics market, providing rewards based on flight frequency, with 20,000 yuan for small UAVs and 350,000 yuan for larger UAVs per new route [2] Group 2: Short-Distance Transport and Research Support - The third project supports the establishment of short-distance transport routes, rewarding 30,000 yuan for domestic routes and 1 million yuan for cross-border routes, with specific operational requirements [2][3] - Companies that establish innovative research institutions in the low-altitude economy can receive up to 1 million yuan based on their total investment, as recognized by national aviation authorities [3] - Shenzhen has already established 10 low-altitude economic industrial parks and over 1,900 companies in this sector, with a projected increase in value added from the low-altitude economy and aerospace industry cluster reaching 21.377 billion yuan in 2024, growing at 26.4% [3]

Core Points - The Shenzhen Municipal Transportation Bureau has officially issued the implementation details for the "Several Measures to Support the High-Quality Development of the Low-Altitude Economy," effective from October 9, 2025, to December 31, 2026 [1] - The implementation details specify four categories of low-altitude funding projects along with the conditions and standards for funding [1] - The maximum single reward for a project can reach up to 15 million yuan [1] Funding Projects - For manned eVTOL aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicle airworthiness certification funding projects, the implementation details state that enterprises operating in Shenzhen that obtain the eVTOL aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicle type certificates and production licenses issued by the Civil Aviation Administration of China will receive rewards [1] - A one-time reward of 15 million yuan is available for manned eVTOL aircraft, while large unmanned aerial vehicles can receive 5 million yuan and medium unmanned aerial vehicles can receive 3 million yuan [1]

Core Points - Shenzhen has introduced a new policy to support the development of the low-altitude economy, effective from October 9, 2025, to December 31, 2026, with a maximum single reward of 15 million yuan for specific projects [2][3] Group 1: Funding and Incentives - The implementation details specify four categories of low-altitude funding projects, including support for manned eVTOL aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that obtain certification from the Civil Aviation Administration of China [2] - A one-time reward of 15 million yuan is available for manned eVTOL aircraft, while large and medium UAVs can receive 5 million yuan and 3 million yuan, respectively [2] - For small UAVs, a one-time reward of 200,000 yuan is available for new routes with over 5,000 flights annually, and 400,000 yuan for achieving 20,000 total flights in the first year [3] Group 2: Logistics and Transportation - The policy includes incentives for establishing low-altitude logistics markets, with differentiated rewards based on aircraft type and flight frequency [3] - For new short-distance transport routes, a one-time reward of 300,000 yuan is available for routes with at least 100 flights annually, and 1 million yuan for cross-border routes between Shenzhen and Hong Kong [3] Group 3: Innovation and Development - The policy aims to strengthen technological innovation in Shenzhen's low-altitude economy by providing funding for key aviation laboratories recognized by national authorities, with a maximum reward of 10 million yuan [4] - Shenzhen has already established 10 low-altitude economic industrial parks and over 1,900 companies in the sector, with a projected increase in value added from the low-altitude economy and aerospace industry cluster reaching 21.377 billion yuan in 2024, growing at 26.4% [4]

在发力低空经济上，深圳再次"出招"。 9月30日，深圳市交通运输局起草《深圳市交通运输局<深圳市支持低空经济高质量发展的若干措施>实 施细则》（简称《细则》），明确的资助项目有4个，并提出了资助对象、条件及标准等。具体看，资 助项目分别为： 一是载人eVTOL航空器和无人驾驶航空器适航取证资助项目。 企业若获准并在深圳经营，每年可获得奖励合计不超过3000万元。其中，载人eVTOL航空器一次性奖 励1500万元；大型无人驾驶航空器一次性奖励500万元；中型无人驾驶航空器一次性奖励300万元。 符合条件的企业每年获得的新开航线奖励与总飞行架次奖励之和不超过2000万元。其中，小型无人驾驶 航空器每条新开航线年度飞行架次达到5000架次以上的，一次性奖励20万元，首年企业年度总飞行架次 达到2万架次奖励40万元，之后每增加2万架次奖励40万元；大中型无人驾驶航空器每条新开航线年度飞 行架次达到1000架次以上的，一次性奖励35万元，首年企业年度总飞行架次达到2万架次奖励80万元， 之后每增加2万架次奖励80万元。 二是做大低空物流市场规模资助项目。 获国家民航主管部门认定授牌的民航重点实验室落地深圳，按总投资的3 ...