TREE NEWS update: At the 2026 Low-Altitude Economy Development Conference in Wuhu, Sept 3-5, nine cities in the Yangtze River Delta G60 Science and Innovation Corridor jointly released their first joint action initiative on low-altitude safety. The initiative mandates strict compliance with registration, airspace checks, and flight approvals to prevent unauthorized flights, and calls for enhanced tech integration into low-altitude supervision platforms.
Nine Yangtze Delta Cities Issue Joint Low-Altitude Safety Initiative
This initiative marks a shift from individual city-level drone rules to a coordinated regional framework, which could reduce fragmentation for operators across the G60 corridor. The emphasis on tech-integrated supervision suggests a push toward standardized digital enforcement, not just policy alignment. For industry participants, the practical impact hinges on how uniformly these compliance mandates are applied and enforced across nine distinct jurisdictions. The open question is whether this joint action will evolve into binding regulation or remain a soft-coordination signal, which would determine its real influence on operational costs and route planning.
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