Proven at 2,788 m: 410 kg Payload Case Studies

Four documented projects with altitude, payload and application stated. Judge for yourself whether your site is comparable.

Field Records

Documented jobs, with the numbers attached

These are delivered projects, not demonstrations. Altitude, payload and application are stated so you can judge whether your own site is comparable.

2,788 m
Site Altitude
410 kg
Payload Per Sortie
LY400
Platform
Case 01 — Power Grid

Tibet grid construction: 410 kg at 2,788 m

Air density at 2,788 m is roughly 72% of sea level. The LY400 delivered 410 kg of grid hardware per sortie across a full construction cycle — tower components, insulators and conductor hardware moved to positions with no road access.

Why it matters: this is the highest documented payload at this altitude in our range, and it was measured on a paying project rather than a test flight.

Power GridTibetRepeat Sorties
4,200 m
Site Altitude
Liangshan
Location
LY400
Platform
Case 02 — High Altitude Logistics

Liangshan: sustained operations at 4,200 m

A high-altitude logistics route in Liangshan, operated at 4,200 m. At this elevation air density falls to roughly 63% of sea level, and every kilogram of payload becomes a hard engineering question.

Why it matters: sustained commercial operation at 4,200 m is beyond the design envelope of most heavy lift platforms sold today.

LogisticsLiangshan4,200 m
4,300 m
Highest Recorded
LY400
Platform
A16L
Propulsion
Case 03 — Altitude Ceiling

4,300 m: the highest recorded Lingyi operation

A high-altitude route operated at 4,300 m, the highest elevation recorded in our field history. Air density at this height is approximately 61% of sea level.

Why it matters: it defines the practical ceiling of the standard LY400 configuration, and the starting point for any custom high-altitude engineering request.

Altitude Record4,300 mLY400
Yunnan
Location
LY200
Platform
Bridge
Application
Case 04 — Infrastructure

Yunnan plateau bridge construction

The LY200 supported bridge construction in Yunnan's plateau and mountain terrain, moving materials to positions that conventional lifting equipment could not reach economically.

Why it matters: it shows the 200 kg class handling real infrastructure work, not just light logistics — and it is the entry point for buyers who do not yet need a 450 kg airframe.

InfrastructureYunnanLY200
FAQ

About our field data

They are documented from delivered commercial projects, with site altitude and payload recorded by our field team and the customer. We can share project references on request, subject to customer confidentiality agreements.
If your site conditions are comparable — similar altitude, temperature and route distance — yes. Send us the specifics and we will model the expected payload before you commit to an order.
Our documented field records are currently from Chinese projects, including high-altitude grid and infrastructure work. We are actively expanding into export markets and will publish international case studies as they complete.

Tell us the payload. We will tell you the airframe.

Send your payload, altitude and route distance. You get a model recommendation, a battery configuration and a delivered price.

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