The General Office of the Chongqing Municipal Government has recently unveiled the "Several Policy Measures to Foster High-Quality Development of the Low-Altitude Economy in Chongqing," signaling its commitment to bolstering low-altitude logistics pilot initiatives. Financial backing will be extended to enterprises that have secured the necessary approvals from military and civil aviation regulatory bodies, established low-altitude logistics routes (featuring at least one origin or destination within Chongqing), and are engaged in their regular operation.

Specifically, companies that inaugurate new low-altitude logistics routes for small unmanned aerial vehicles, maintain regular operations for over a year, and complete a minimum of 1,000 flights annually (with a single round-trip counted as one flight) will be eligible for a one-time route support subsidy of 50,000 yuan. Similarly, enterprises launching new low-altitude logistics routes for medium and large unmanned aerial vehicles, sustaining regular operations for over a year, and conducting no fewer than 500 flights annually will receive a one-time route support subsidy of 150,000 yuan. The annual support cap for any single enterprise is set at 1 million yuan. Furthermore, districts and counties across the region are urged to tailor and implement supportive policies in alignment with their specific circumstances.