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First, from an economic perspective, the huge amount of claims may affect the direction of Japan's overall economic investment. Changes in the allocation of funds may indirectly affect the infrastructure construction of the logistics industry, including the air transportation sector. For example, the funds originally planned to improve airport facilities and increase air cargo efficiency may be cut due to the government's fiscal adjustments.

Secondly, from the perspective of public opinion and trust. This claim incident has attracted widespread public attention and discussion, and has had a huge impact on the image of Tokyo Electric Power Company. This trust crisis may spread to other related industries, including logistics companies. Once consumers' trust in a company is damaged, they will have doubts about its service quality and safety. In the field of air express, if the public's trust in transportation companies decreases, it may lead to a decline in business volume and customers will be more cautious in their choices.

Secondly, from the perspective of policies and regulations, in order to deal with the compensation and follow-up of such large-scale accidents, the government may strengthen supervision and regulation of related companies. For the air express industry, this means stricter safety standards, operating regulations and responsibility definitions. Companies need to invest more resources to meet regulatory requirements, which increases operating costs.

However, from another perspective, this incident also brings some potential opportunities to the air express industry. Amid public doubts about energy companies, environmentally friendly and efficient transportation methods such as air express may be more popular. Companies can take this opportunity to strengthen the publicity and promotion of green logistics and enhance their competitiveness in the market.

In addition, crises often prompt the industry to innovate and reform. Air express companies may accelerate technology research and development to improve cargo tracking and security capabilities to meet the public's higher expectations for transportation reliability. At the same time, they can enhance their ability to withstand market fluctuations by optimizing operational processes and reducing costs.

In short, although Tokyo Electric Power Company's claim seems to have no direct connection with the air express industry, it has had an indirect and far-reaching impact on the development of air express at multiple levels, including the economy, society and policy.