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A People-oriented Study of China’s Legal System for the Low-altitude Economy: Insights from U.S. Public Governance Experience

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This analysis reveals gaps in legal frameworks impacting public rights in low-altitude economy, highlighting lessons from U.S. governance.

Legal frameworks in China's low-altitude economy lack adequate public rights measures, highlighting gaps in emergency response.
U.S. airworthiness certification and social co-governance reveal important strategies for enhancing public welfare in China's legal system.
Collaborative approaches and legal flexibility are essential for matching technological advancements with public interests in airspace management.
Establishing clear rights boundaries and standardized public participation processes are crucial for developing an effective legal framework.

Wenxuan Ding (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals gaps in legal frameworks impacting public rights in low-altitude economy, highlighting lessons from U.S. governance.