Chinese courier service BingEx is launching a city-wide low-altitude logistics drone network in Hangzhou.

Now in commercial pilot, the project combines low-altitude infrastructure, last-kilometre delivery and intelligent drone capacity to create an efficient, safe, and sustainable urban air-logistics system.

BingEx, best known for its FlashEx brand, is an on-demand dedicated courier service provider in China. This project is in partnership with city and local businesses.

Drawing on over 11 years of operational expertise, a nationwide network covering 297 cities, and a user base of hundreds of millions, FlashEx delivers precise order forecasting, site recommendations for takeoff and landing, route planning, and intelligent scheduling to drive low-altitude logistics and increase efficiency. The city-level offering spans four key modules: infrastructure, demand integration, capacity supply and operations management. Its first routes are already live, with a flawless zero-incident, zero-accident record.

Low-altitude logistics, a key driver of future productivity, goes beyond on-demand delivery to provide efficient options for long-distance, time-sensitive and specialised orders. By integrating drones with on-site teams, it lightens riders’ workloads, reduces risks, and elevates service quality and the end-user experience.

By the end of this year, FlashEx (www.ishansong.com) aims to establish an initial city-wide low-altitude logistics network in Hangzhou, creating a scalable and replicable model to drive China’s low-altitude economy. The company says it will continue investing in technology, expanding its footprint in this emerging logistics segment, and supporting the development of modern industrial systems and consumer services.