A small plane crashed into China Zun, Beijing's tallest building. Multiple air defense systems and military helicopters failed to intercept it in time, exposing gaps in air defense. Subsequently, police officers obstructed photography at and around the scene, and men in black searched vehicles.
The host recounts the incident where a light single-engine two-seater aircraft hit the China Zun in Beijing, analyzing the possible causes and impacts of the event.
A light sport aircraft (Aerospool WT9 Dynamic) with the registration number B12PP severely deviated from its flight path, crashing into the glass curtain wall of the China Zun building in Beijing at a speed of about 200 km/h. The aircraft disintegrated on the spot, and some wreckage caused a localized fire. The exterior facade of the building was damaged, and glass fragments scattered across the street.
After the China Zun collision incident, all general aviation across the country was suspended except for emergency rescue operations, two general aviation companies ceased operations, Yihang's revenue guidance was sharply lowered, and its stock price plummeted.
Due to the incident of a plane crashing into China Zun in Beijing and the involvement of his son Cai Erjin in the low-altitude economy industry, Cai Qi, who is in charge of capital security, is rumored to have gone into hiding for investigation.