Core Insights - The successful test flight of the eVTOL (electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing) aircraft in Shenyang marks a significant step towards commercializing low-altitude tourism in China [2][4] - The aircraft, capable of carrying two passengers, weighs only 1.6 tons and operates with a noise level of approximately 70 decibels during takeoff, making it suitable for urban environments [4] - The Chinese low-altitude economy is rapidly developing, with the Civil Aviation Administration of China issuing the first operational certificates for manned unmanned aerial vehicles earlier this year, indicating the start of a new era in this sector [4] Industry Developments - The low-altitude tourism market is expected to gradually open up, with a timeline of one to two years for full implementation, contingent on safety and operational pilot results [4] - Current popular projects in Wuxi, such as "drone + VR" and "drone + wedding photography," highlight the growing interest and potential for low-altitude experiences [4] - The scenic beauty of Shenyang is anticipated to attract significant interest in low-altitude cultural tourism, further driving industry growth [4]