Chengdu Low Altitude Equipment and Services Expo 2025

Chengdu Low Altitude Equipment and Services Expo will be held from September 19-21, 2025, at Western China International Expo Center in Chengdu. The event will bring together key players from the low-altitude economy sector to showcase the latest advancements in unmanned aerial vehicles, eVTOLs, flight equipment, and low-altitude services like transportation, logistics, agriculture, and aerial photography. With an emphasis on innovation, the expo will highlight developments in low-altitude intelligent networks, safety services, and emerging application scenarios in tourism, emergency response, and logistics. In addition, various forums and networking sessions will be held, including the Low-Altitude Intelligent Network Construction Forum, Unmanned System Testing and Certification Technology Exchange, and the Aviation Additive Manufacturing Conference. The event is poised to be a leading platform for exchanging ideas and exploring new opportunities in the rapidly growing low-altitude economy.

Range of Exhibition

• Flight Equipment:
  Unmanned aerial vehicles, electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL), engines, electronic equipment, intelligent systems, new materials, and energy solutions.
• Low-Altitude Services:
  Transportation, logistics, emergency rescue, tourism, agriculture, and aerial photography services.
• Smart Low-Altitude Infrastructure:
  Low-altitude intelligent network infrastructure, management systems, and safety assurance services.
• Low-Altitude Ecosystem:
  Application scenarios in tourism, emergency response, firefighting, healthcare, logistics, industry planning, and policy support.
• Project Roadshow:
  New technology and product launches, VR/AR interactive experiences, and immersive demonstrations of low-altitude economic applications.

Target Audience

Industry professionals, technology developers, unmanned aerial vehicle manufacturers, low-altitude service providers, aviation and aerospace specialists, logistics experts, emergency rescue teams, government representatives, investors, and researchers in the low-altitude economy.