The low altitude support industry includes: low altitude airspace control systems, general airports, flight camps, helicopter take-off and landing points, flight service stations, flight information systems, and unmanned aerial vehicle countermeasure systems.
The low altitude support industry refers to various industries that provide service support for airspace safety and low altitude flight, mainly including the following aspects:
Low altitude airspace control system: This is an important component of the low altitude support industry, responsible for monitoring and managing low altitude airspace to ensure the safe and orderly conduct of flight activities.
General airport: a facility that provides services such as aircraft takeoff and landing, maintenance, and parking, and is one of the infrastructure for low altitude flight activities.
Flight Camp: A place that provides temporary parking and maintenance services for pilots and aircraft, ensuring the smooth progress of flight activities.
Helicopter takeoff and landing point: a facility that provides takeoff and landing services for helicopters, suitable for emergency rescue, medical transportation, and other scenarios.
Flight service station: provides flight plan application, flight monitoring and other services to ensure the compliance and safety of flight activities.
Flight information system: including the provision of meteorological, navigation and other information to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of flight activities.
Drone countermeasure system: used to manage and control drone flight, prevent illegal intrusion and interference.
Communication, navigation, meteorology, fuel, maintenance and other related industries: These industries together constitute the low altitude support system, ensuring the smooth operation of low altitude flights.
These industries together form a low altitude support system, ensuring the safety and efficiency of low altitude flights.
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