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Orvida Tribe creates China’s first batch of flying towns

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Flying is no longer just the job of pilots, but an aerial way of life. On September 25, the 15th Beijing International Aviation Exhibition grandly opened at the Beijing National Convention Center, attracting exhibitors and aviation enthusiasts from around the globe. At this world-class aviation event, Orvida Tribe was the only exhibitor promoting the concept of...
    Flying is no longer just the job of pilots, but an aerial way of life.

    On September 25, the 15th Beijing International Aviation Exhibition grandly opened at the Beijing National Convention Center, attracting exhibitors and aviation enthusiasts from around the globe. At this world-class aviation event, Orvida Tribe was the only flying town exhibitor advocating the integration of flying into daily life, drawing significant attention from aviation enthusiasts and media.

    That afternoon, Orvida Tribe, together with Flying Tigers Eagles, held a press conference and announced their strategic partnership to jointly develop China’s first batch of flying towns. Orvida Tribe’s Yuanxiang Meilizhong Flying Town (Beijing), Wuyunshan Flying Town (Zhengzhou), and Xueye Lake Flying Town (Jinan) will become China’s first true flying towns, offering members of Orvida Tribe a regular, lifestyle-integrated flying experience.


    According to a spokesperson for the flying towns, their development will focus on constructing temporary grass runways for sport private flying to enable takeoffs and landings directly within residential areas. It is foreseeable that the creation of these flying towns will help popularize the flying lifestyle among China’s high-end elite, and is set to become the latest lifestyle trend following golf, equestrianism, and yachting.


    Meanwhile, industry insiders focused on the development of flying towns have analyzed that in recent years, the “Opinions of the State Council and the Central Military Commission on Deepening the Reform of Low-Altitude Airspace Management in China” was officially released, and the reform of low-altitude airspace management has been formally included in the 12th Five-Year Plan. The development of the first batch of aviation towns will not only mark a new chapter in China’s flying lifestyle but also strongly boost the growth of the country’s general aviation industry, as well as promote the development of general aviation services, aircraft manufacturing, and the integrated transportation system.

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