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20 Aug 2026, 07:52 UTC · 1h ago
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EHang has entered a strategic cooperation agreement with CSCEC Sixth Engineering Bureau, a major Chinese state-owned infrastructure giant, to develop low-altitude infrastructure. — Partnering with a state-owned enterprise (SOE) significantly lowers regulatory and execution risk for infrastructure rollout in China.
+0.60Construction has officially commenced on the Cross-Sea Low-Altitude Corridor Project in Lingao, Hainan, featuring eVTOL vertiports and passenger routes. — Moving from a framework agreement to actual groundbreaking demonstrates tangible progress toward commercialization and revenue generation.
+0.50The project aligns with Hainan's 15th Five-Year Comprehensive Transportation Plan, which designates the Maniao General Aviation Airport as one of 36 major low-altitude projects. — Integration into a government five-year plan suggests long-term policy support and guaranteed regional demand for AAM services.
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EHang's EH216-S aircraft previously validated cross-sea capabilities by completing a 22-kilometer flight across the Qiongzhou Strait in 18 minutes. — Technical validation of a high-value use case (cross-sea transport) proves the aircraft's utility beyond simple sightseeing.
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The company announced a strategic partnership to develop low-altitude infrastructure and commenced a specific cross-sea project in Hainan.
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