2025 Chengdu International Low-altitude Equipment and Services Expo

The 2025 Chengdu International Low-altitude Equipment and Services Expo will be held from September 19 to 21 in Chengdu. This year’s expo, themed “Low-altitude New Economy, Intelligent New Dynamics”, focuses on equipment manufacturing, operation services, industrial ecosystem, and innovative technologies within the low-altitude economy sector. It will showcase domestic and international achievements and future trends in low-altitude economic development.

In recent years, the low-altitude economy has rapidly emerged as a crucial engine driving regional economic development, supported by favorable policies and growing market demand. The spectrum of the low-altitude economy spans from the manufacturing of low-altitude flying vehicles and drone logistics to the operation of general aviation airports, low-altitude tourism, and emergency rescue services. The layout of the entire industrial chain is accelerating, with 2025 deemed the “golden period” for low-altitude economic development. Chengdu, leveraging its unique geographical advantages and industrial foundation, is rapidly becoming a new highland for low-altitude economic development in China.

The expo will cover an exhibition area of 25,000 square meters, featuring approximately 300 exhibitors, including manufacturers of low-altitude flying devices, equipment suppliers, operational service providers, and related supporting enterprises. It is expected to attract over 50,000 professional visitors and partners from upstream and downstream of the industry chain for exhibition and consultations.

With vibrant highlights focused on the complete low-altitude economy industrial chain, the exhibition will encompass various segments like low-altitude equipment, general aviation services, innovative applications of drones, and construction of low-altitude ecosystems. It will showcase cutting-edge technologies and products, including world-leading helicopters, drones, light sport aircraft, flight control systems, and low-altitude communication devices. Notably, the