From December 9 to 11, Airspace Asia Pacific, hosted by the Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation (CANSO), was held in Hong Kong. ZDH exhibited its core achievements at the event. The company joined aviation leaders from around the world to explore new paths for cooperation and development, and showed both the independent R&D strength of China's civil aviation industry and its openness to international partnership.

At the exhibition, ZDH presented a comprehensive range of China's homegrown innovations in navigation technology. Its core products and solutions covered key areas such as intelligent airspace management, high-precision navigation data and collaborative smart air traffic management.

During the event, leaders from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) visited the ZDH booth and spoke highly of the company's latest breakthroughs in independently developed navigation technology.

      Representatives from civil aviation authorities and aviation companies across the Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, including Singapore, Thailand and the UAE, stopped by the ZDH booth. They held in-depth discussions on topics such as optimizing airspace resources, building smart air traffic management systems and upgrading navigation technology.

As a practitioner of independent innovation in China's civil aviation industry, ZDH remains committed to its founding mission of "advancing aviation safety and efficiency." The company continues to invest in developing and refining navigation technology, and it has built comprehensive solutions that are both targeted and practical.

Looking ahead, ZDH will keep focusing on breakthroughs in core technologies and faster product innovation. With more mature in-house solutions and a more open approach to global cooperation, ZDH will work with partners around the world toward safe, efficient and green global civil aviation operations, and will contribute China's expertise to global civil aviation governance.