When the noise of the city is far behind, when the green grass rolls like a carpet in the wind, we finally hear the call of the sky. This time, the YIVTOL S-ZERO flies freely over the wide grasslands of Inner Mongolia. It flies over green fields and soars above blue lakes. There are no fixed tracks, only free paths. There are no tall buildings, only a pure talk between sky and earth.

The blue sky of Inner Mongolia is the most beautiful test field in the world. This trip opened up two great flying places. The grasslands hold the most romantic dreams of the low-altitude economy. The lakes are the brightest mirrors under the blue sky. The YIVTOL team had deep talks with local partners. They reached an agreement on grassland tourism, flight services, and sightseeing experiences. Both sides will work together to build the “YIVTOL Experience Centre”.

In the future, the YIVTOL Experience Centre on the big grassland will be a new place for low-altitude travel. Using the YIVTOL S-ZERO flying vehicle, it will give visitors a full air tour. More people can ride the aircraft into the clouds. From a new angle, they can see the grand beauty of Inner Mongolia’s grasslands and the soft beauty of its lakes. They can feel the magic mix of low-altitude tech and nature up close.

From city skies to open grasslands, from green fields to blue waters, YIVTOL keeps finding new ways to use manned eVTOLs. Next, the team will speed up the early work for the YIVTOL Experience Centre. They want to build a low-altitude flying place on the grassland where everyone can join and have fun. We hope to meet you on the grassland soon for a date with the clouds!

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