Chengdu Low Altitude Equipment and Services Expo 2025

Exhibition Introduction

Chengdu Low Altitude Equipment and Services Expo 2025 will be held from September 19 to September 21, 2025, at the 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.