Core Viewpoint - The third Civil Aviation Science and Technology Innovation Achievement Exhibition showcased advanced flying vehicles, including flying cars and eVTOLs, highlighting innovations aimed at addressing urban congestion and enhancing short-distance travel efficiency [1][2][3]. Group 1: Flying Cars - The GOVY AirCar features a dual-structure design with an autonomous car and a flying vehicle, capable of reducing urban commute times from one hour to just 15 minutes [1]. - The GOVY AirJet, a high-performance flying car, can reach speeds of up to 250 km/h and facilitate intercity travel within 40 minutes across the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [1][2]. - High safety measures are implemented in these flying cars, including a perception system that can identify small objects from 100 meters away, and the use of high-density liquid lithium-ion batteries [2]. Group 2: eVTOLs - The M1 eVTOL developed by Shanghai Yufeng Future Aviation Technology can carry five passengers, has a maximum load of 700 kg, and a cruising speed of 200 km/h with a range of 250 km [2][3]. - The M1 is designed for urban commuting and intercity connections, significantly reducing travel times from 2-3 hours to just 15-30 minutes [3]. - By 2030, the M1 is expected to establish fixed passenger routes, contributing to a three-dimensional transportation network [3]. Group 3: Industry Developments - EHang's EH216-S, a passenger drone, has begun commercial operations in Hefei, primarily for tourism, marking a significant step in China's low-altitude economy [4]. - EHang has established over 20 operational demonstration points across 16 cities in China, aiming to provide eVTOL flight services to the public [4]. - The exhibition serves as a platform for promoting innovation in civil aviation, focusing on the integration of education, technology, and talent within the industry [5].