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The rise of cross-border e-commerce has made overseas shopping more common, and the resumption of international flights has provided a broader space for the development of cross-border e-commerce logistics. In the past, due to the impact of the epidemic, the number of international flights was greatly reduced, which seriously affected the transportation time of overseas express delivery and greatly increased the cost. Now that flight restrictions have been lifted, logistics companies can arrange transportation plans more flexibly, improve transportation efficiency and reduce transportation costs.

For consumers, the resumption of international flights means receiving goods purchased overseas faster. In the past, the long waiting time discouraged consumers from shopping overseas, but now they can enjoy high-quality goods from all over the world more quickly. At the same time, this has also promoted consumers' desire to buy and further promoted the development of cross-border e-commerce.

From the perspective of logistics companies, the resumption of international flights has brought them more opportunities and challenges. On the one hand, more flight resources allow logistics companies to expand their business scope and improve service quality; on the other hand, competition will become more intense, and companies need to continuously improve their operational capabilities and service levels to meet market demand.

In the field of international trade, the resumption of international flights will help strengthen trade between countries. The improvement of overseas express delivery services will enable trading companies to transport goods more efficiently, shorten transaction cycles, and reduce inventory costs. This is of great significance to enhancing the competitiveness of enterprises and promoting the recovery of the global economy.

However, the resumption of international flights has also brought some problems. For example, with the increase in cross-border logistics business, the pressure of customs supervision has also increased. How to ensure the safety and rapid customs clearance of goods has become a new challenge facing the customs department. In addition, while responding to business growth, logistics companies also need to pay attention to environmental issues, reduce carbon emissions during transportation, and achieve sustainable development.

In short, the Chinese government's move to lift restrictions on international flights has brought new opportunities and challenges to the development of overseas express delivery services. In this process, all parties should actively respond and jointly promote the healthy development of the cross-border logistics industry to create more value for consumers and enterprises.