The International Advanced Air Mobility Expo 2025 opened Wednesday in Shanghai's National Exhibition and Convention Center, spotlighting the latest innovations in drones and eVTOLs (electric vertical takeoff and landing).
Running through Saturday, the four-day event brings together nearly 300 high-tech companies showcasing their groundbreaking products and is expected to attract around 50,000 domestic and international visitors.
"It is actually very interesting. There are several equipments that I haven't seen in my country. So it is amazing to be here," said Mexican visitor Brenda Moreno.
"The number of people that are interested in airplanes, I've been in a lot of expositions, and this one attracts more people than I expected," said American exhibitor Donald Wehmeyer.
In addition to exhibitions, the expo hosts industry conferences where experts have praised its role in advancing China's low-altitude economy, a development seen as benefiting not just the Chinese people but communities worldwide.
"When the low-altitude economy develops further in the future, it will not only benefit Chinese people, but people worldwide, helping to build a community with a shared future for humanity," said Chen Jun, academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering, also the professor of National Geomatics Center of China.
International Advanced Air Mobility Expo brings experts, entrepreneurs together in Shanghai
