Low Altitude Economy

South Korea Builds Its Low-Altitude Economy

South Korea Builds Its Low-Altitude Economy

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The Low-Altitude Economy Explained: 2025 Update. The dramatic Transformation of urban air space

The Low-Altitude Economy Explained: 2025 Update. The dramatic Transformation of urban air space

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Hefei: China's Low-Altitude Economy Development Hub

Hefei: China's Low-Altitude Economy Development Hub

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TCab Tech breaks ground on eVTOL manufacturing facility

TCab Tech breaks ground on eVTOL manufacturing facility

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Hong Kong Opens Skies to Higher-Payload Drones: Drives Low Altitude Economy Growth

Hong Kong Opens Skies to Higher-Payload Drones: Drives Low Altitude Economy Growth

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Hong Kong has taken a major step toward establishing itself as a leading hub for the low-altitude economy (LAE) by introducing new regulations that allow drones to carry significantly heavier payloads. The Small Unmanned Aircraft (Amendment) Order 2025, which took effect on July 18, 2025, extends the regulatory framework to cover drones weighing up to 150 kilograms, a six-fold increase from the previous 25-kilogram limit.

  1. Who’s Who in China’s Low-Altitude Economy: The Men and Women Shaping the World’s Largest Low Altitude Economy
  2. Shenzhen's Ascendancy: From Fishing Village to the Global Capital of the Low-Altitude Economy
  3. The Global Low-Altitude Economy, Q2 2025: Strategic Advances and Market Acceleration
  4. Five Nations Unite to Streamline eVTOL Certification

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