Recently, Wind Future proudly announced the successful closure of a substantial multi-million-yuan financing round. This round was led by the prestigious Aviation Investment Fund, with contributions from a diverse array of institutional investors. The newly acquired funds are earmarked to propel the airworthiness testing, flight validation, and certification processes for its flagship large-scale electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, the M1. Additionally, these funds will facilitate the acceleration of the M1's deployment across multiple scenarios and its journey towards commercialization.

The Aviation Investment Fund has expressed strong confidence in Wind Future's technological blueprint, business strategy, and execution prowess. Leveraging a dual-engine approach of 'fund investment + entity operation,' the fund zeroes in on the entire civil aviation industrial chain and the burgeoning low-altitude economy sector.

Wind Future continues to uphold its commitment to independent research and development, coupled with full domestic manufacturing capabilities. The M1 has already achieved significant milestones, including its inaugural flight, acceptance for airworthiness certification, and the successful completion of several pivotal tests. These accomplishments have been paralleled by a consistent uptick in commercial revenue.

The company adheres to a strategic development trajectory that prioritizes 'cargo before passengers, isolation before integration, and suburban before urban deployment.' Looking ahead, Wind Future anticipates making substantial strides in the commercialization of large eVTOLs by the latter half of 2026, with the aim of securing manned airworthiness certification around 2028.

Backed by robust policy support, Wind Future is steadfast in its commitment to upholding stringent safety standards. The company aims to foster the seamless integration of low-altitude aircraft into urban operational frameworks, thereby making 'air travel a reality for all.'