Fly home for the Chinese New Year, the low-altitude flight route in the Yangtze River Delta is in high demand.

Since the beginning of this year's Spring Festival travel rush, the low-altitude helicopter routes in the Yangtze River Delta have provided a new choice for Spring Festival travel. Some routes were extremely popular before the Spring Festival, with a high passenger occupancy rate. A helicopter taking off from Shanghai Pudong smoothly landed at the Laogang Wharf in Nantong, Jiangsu. The one-way flight time of this route is more than thirty minutes, reducing travel time by nearly 70% compared to traditional ground transportation. Currently, a low-altitude helicopter network centered around Shanghai and connected to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Anhui is gradually taking shape. Low-altitude helicopter routes to destinations such as Nantong have been established, meeting the needs of residents in the Yangtze River Delta for cross-city travel, business commuting, and cultural tourism.