On August 28, the eVTOL vertical lift aircraft successfully completed a test flight in Hong Kong. The project was previously selected as the first batch of non-traditional aircraft pilot projects in the HKSAR Government's low-altitude economy “Regulatory Sandbox X”. The reporter saw at the scene that the aircraft had a stable posture during vertical lift-off. After hovering in the air for a period of time, it slowly descended. The take-off and landing movements were consistent and smooth throughout the process, and finally landed safely. According to a representative of the R&D company, the model tested this time is a flagship manned product. It mainly targets problems such as urban traffic jams and excessive commuting time on the ground, and will be used in manned travel scenarios in the future.

On August 28, the eVTOL vertical lift aircraft successfully completed a test flight in Hong Kong. The project was previously selected as the first batch of non-traditional aircraft pilot projects in the HKSAR Government's low-altitude economy “Regulatory Sandbox X”. The reporter saw at the scene that the aircraft had a stable posture during vertical lift-off. After hovering in the air for a period of time, it slowly descended. The take-off and landing movements were consistent and smooth throughout the process, and finally landed safely. According to a representative of the R&D company, the model tested this time is a flagship manned product. It mainly targets problems such as urban traffic jams and excessive commuting time on the ground, and will be used in manned travel scenarios in the future.