Shanghai's low-altitude route set for takeoff
Shanghai's first low-altitude transit route connecting its downtown with Kunshan in Jiangsu province is scheduled to begin commercial operations on Aug 18, marking a new phase in the Yangtze River Delta's three-dimensional transportation network.
The route, which links Shanghai Pudong International Airport and Kunshan via Fuxing Island, will cut intercity transportation time by about one-third during peak hours.
Fuxing Island, located in the heart of Yangpu's waterfront area, will serve as the landing site. Its selection marks the true arrival of low-altitude transportation in Shanghai's urban center, according to the Shanghai Observer. The rare landing space within the city will help connect cities across the Yangtze River Delta, accelerating the development of a multilevel transportation network in the region.


















