Multiple low-altitude aircraft are making their debut in a dedicated hall at the ongoing 7th China Helicopter Exposition, showcasing cutting-edge technology and attracting numerous visitors.
In the newly added 5,000-square-meter low-altitude economy hall of the expo, these aircraft are illustrating how they could revolutionize future travel and ways of living.
These low-altitude aircraft can perform a wide range of missions, including firefighting, search and rescue operations, power grid tower construction, and agricultural products transportation in mountainous areas.
One concept aircraft, featuring AI technology, can transition between tasks like search and rescue, medical transport, air delivery, and disaster response.
Another highlight is the all-electric aircraft, which is gaining popularity in the industry.
The 7th China Helicopter Exposition opened on Thursday in north China's Tianjin Municipality.
Hosted by the Aviation Industry Corporation of China and the Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, the four-day event showcases 52 aircraft models, including helicopters, unmanned aerial vehicles, and electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.
More low-altitude aircraft debut at 7th China Helicopter Expo
