State Research Office interprets the government work report: Next step is to accelerate the opening of airspace resources and streamline the approval process for low-altitude economic flight.

The State Council Information Office held a press briefing, and Chen Changsheng, a member of the drafting team for the Government Work Report and Deputy Director of the State Council Research Office, mentioned that many scenes such as biomedicine, aerospace, and low-altitude economy mentioned in the report need to be opened up and are important emerging sectors that can grow into pillar industries. For example, the development of low-altitude economy has been rapid in recent years, and it has been used effectively in areas such as agricultural and forestry plant protection, inspection, and survey. Therefore, the next step is to accelerate the opening of airspace resources and streamline the approval procedures for low-altitude economic flights in order to open up scenes, so that many areas can utilize low-altitude logistics and urban governance scenes. There are still many new scenes, including service robots, which can also open up new spaces for private investment.