Author(s)

Fan Meng ^1,2

Affiliation(s)

¹ Guangxi Lantian Aviation Technical College, Laibin, 546100, China
² Philippine Christian University Center for International Education, Manila, 1004, Philippines

Corresponding Author

Fan Meng

ABSTRACT

Against the backdrop of economic globalization and rapid technological advancement, the low-altitude economy has emerged as a significant driver of regional economic growth. This sector encompasses diverse fields including aviation services, manufacturing, and logistics. Accelerating its development can optimize industrial structures and enhance regional competitiveness. Shenzhen, a pivotal innovation hub in China's reform and opening-up, has developed a distinctive "Shenzhen model" for low-altitude economy development. This model offers valuable insights for other regions, enabling effective replication of such economic development strategies. By promoting rapid growth in the low-altitude economy, Shenzhen's approach can elevate China's overall economic development standards.

KEYWORDS

Shenzhen Model; Low-Altitude Economy; Enlightenment and Reference

CITE THIS PAPER

Fan Meng, The Enlightenment and Reference of Shenzhen Low-Altitude Economy Development Model. Information Systems and Economics (2025) Vol. 6: 54-60. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/infse.2025.060306.

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