Jumeirah Industry Co., LTD has unveiled the world's first Integrated Sea-Air Low-Altitude Economy Solution, featuring a zero-carbon water vertiport and advanced eVTOL aircraft. This groundbreaking system extends eVTOL infrastructure across water areas, overcoming challenges of difficult site selection, slow deployment, and complex operations to accelerate the transition of low-altitude economy from concept to large-scale application.

The world-first Zero-Carbon Water Vertiport serves as a mobile aerial hub and intelligent command center on water. It integrates eVTOL landing platforms, photovoltaic energy storage and charging systems, intelligent dispatch systems, and communication facilities, enabling rapid deployment across rivers, lakes, and seas.

Designed specifically for eVTOL operations, the vertiport features a spacious deck serving as a landing pad covered with solar panels, while the cabin functions as a departure lounge and technical room. This creates a flexible, zero-carbon facility supporting take-off, landing, charging, data sharing, and intelligent coordination with aircraft.

• Marine Energy Platform Maintenance Enhances transport efficiency of personnel and critical spare parts for offshore oil rigs and wind farms by over tenfold
• Emergency Response Reduces reaction time by over 50%, expands search coverage, increases survival rates, and enhances responder safety through wide-area search capabilities
• High-Frequency Commuting Enables rapid air transit within cities, between coastal clusters, across bay areas, and to islands, reducing travel time from hours to minutes
• Marine-Aerial Tourism Adds "flight+" dimension to high-end tourism, creating new opportunities for experience-driven tourism
• Mobile Vertiport Clusters Multiple water vertiports can be rapidly networked to form high-throughput, distributed clusters supporting large-scale coordinated operations

Developed in collaboration with strategic partner CATL, the solution integrates high-safety batteries and clean energy systems into both eVTOLs and water vertiports. This partnership advances the development of a truly carbon-neutral aerial ecosystem, moving beyond traditional land-based systems toward a more connected and sustainable future integrating land, sea, and air.

On November 22, the Integrated Sea-Air solution was publicly demonstrated at Dianshan Lake in Kunshan. A 2-ton-class eVTOL aircraft took off from the Zero-Carbon Water Vertiport, showcasing collaborative operational capabilities. Additional demonstrations included multi-aircraft formation flights and live airdrop missions, illustrating application potential in emergency response and low-altitude logistics.