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Unified Flight Management Platform

Provincial low-altitude flight service integration: site management, approval, real-time monitoring

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Unified Flight Management Platform
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Overview

The Unified Flight Management Platform builds a provincial and municipal low-altitude flight service system covering sites and landing facilities, flight plan approval, real-time monitoring, anomaly handling, and operational replay. A shared object model and operational record connects management bodies, operators, and support organizations.

Core Capabilities

  • Low-altitude airspace digitalization and route planning
  • Online flight plan application and smart approval
  • Full-area real-time monitoring and anomaly alerts
  • Operational data replay and statistical analysis

Implementation Boundaries

Configuration depends on local responsibilities, airspace and route conditions, existing flight-service systems, communication-navigation-surveillance capabilities, and data-sharing boundaries. Responsible authorities confirm approval rules, alert thresholds, and response procedures; the platform executes configurations, records the process, and supports replay.

PRODUCT EVIDENCE

System & Scenario Evidence

Provincial low-altitude flight service overview
Provincial low-altitude flight service overview · Interface preview
Low-altitude flight monitoring and operations control
Flight monitoring, alerting, and operations control · Interface preview
Low-altitude flight services and route management
Route planning, flight services, and operational awareness · Interface preview
Low-altitude operations command center
Flight awareness, alert response, and cross-agency collaboration · Illustration
SCENARIO PRACTICE

Connect Flight Services and Operations Management

Sites, aircraft, personnel, airspace, routes, and missions share one object model, allowing application, approval, monitoring, response, and replay to use consistent operational data.

Low-altitude flight service resource overview
Unified entities, aircraft, facilities, airspace, and routes · Interface preview
RESOURCE FOUNDATION

Manage Low-Altitude Resources in One Model

Operators, personnel, aircraft, landing sites, communication-navigation-surveillance facilities, airspace, and routes are registered with qualifications, status, spatial relationships, and availability.

  • Organizations and personnel
  • Aircraft records
  • Landing facilities
  • Airspace and route resources
Low-altitude flight plans and route services
Route planning, flight services, and plan coordination · Interface preview
FLIGHT SERVICE

Flight Plan Application and Coordinated Approval

Applicants submit mission, time, route, aircraft, and support information. The platform checks materials and conflict conditions while retaining correction, approval, and change history.

  • Plan application
  • Material validation
  • Conflict checks
  • Approval and change history
Real-time low-altitude flight monitoring and alerts
Flight monitoring, alerting, and operations control · Interface preview
OPERATION MONITORING

Monitor Flights and Facilities in Real Time

Flight dynamics, geofences, weather, sites, and facility status support graded alerts for route deviation, loss of contact, restricted-area entry, and other anomalies.

  • Live tracks
  • Facility status
  • Rule-based alerts
  • Graded response
Low-altitude operations command and replay
Operational awareness, anomaly response, and cross-team collaboration · Illustration
COMMAND & REPLAY

Anomaly Response and Operational Replay

Alert confirmation, notification, resource dispatch, field feedback, and closure form one response record, with analysis by operator, area, mission, and time.

  • Alert confirmation
  • Coordinated notification
  • Resource dispatch
  • Statistics and replay
DELIVERY FLOW

Low-Altitude Flight Service Loop

Entity and facility records lead into plan applications, rule checks, live monitoring, anomaly handling, and full-process records.

01

Register Resources

Establish records for entities, personnel, aircraft, sites, facilities, airspace, and routes.

02

Provide Plan Services

Receive applications and run material, qualification, airspace, and conflict checks.

03

Support Operations

Combine tracks, weather, facilities, and alerts for duty operations and coordinated response.

04

Analyze and Replay

Retain mission, anomaly, response, and service data to assess quality and resource demand.

PROJECT REFERENCES

Product Design and Operations References

The references below come from Hanxing Unified Flight product materials and scenario design. They explain platform capabilities and are not specific customer deliveries.

Provincial and municipal low-altitude operations overview
PRODUCT DESIGN REFERENCE

Provincial and Municipal Operations Overview

Regional, operator, aircraft, facility, and mission views provide one entry point for duty operations, resource management, and statistical analysis.

Source: Hanxing Unified Flight product introduction; product design reference, not a specific customer case
Flight services and route coordination
PRODUCT DESIGN REFERENCE

Flight Services and Route Coordination

Mission requirements drive route planning, plan applications, condition checks, approval collaboration, and records of corrections, changes, and execution status.

Source: Hanxing Unified Flight product introduction; product design reference, not a specific customer case
Low-altitude anomaly alert and coordinated response
OPERATIONS SCENARIO

Anomaly Alerts and Coordinated Response

Flight anomalies, facility status, and field information enter the operations center, where duty personnel confirm risk and initiate notification, dispatch, and closure records.

Source: Hanxing low-altitude operations scenario design; not a specific customer case

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