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Air transport, with its high efficiency and speed, occupies an important position in modern logistics. However, its development also faces a series of challenges. Problems such as high cost, insufficient infrastructure construction and fierce market competition restrict the further development of air transport.

China's continued increase in fiscal spending has provided strong support for the improvement of aviation transport infrastructure. Investments in building and expanding airports and optimizing route networks will improve the efficiency and coverage of air transport.

But at the same time, optimizing the expenditure structure also means that the financial support for the aviation industry may be more targeted. This requires aviation companies to continuously improve their competitiveness in order to obtain more policy support and resources.

From the perspective of market demand, with the booming development of the e-commerce industry, consumers' demand for fast delivery of goods is growing. As an important means to meet this demand, air express has huge market potential. But at the same time, air express companies are also facing the problem of how to control costs and improve efficiency while ensuring service quality.

In this context, air transport companies need to continuously innovate service models and improve operational management. For example, they can achieve precise delivery through in-depth cooperation with e-commerce platforms, and use big data technology to optimize route planning and improve flight utilization.

In addition, improving the efficiency of using fiscal funds also prompts the aviation transportation industry to strengthen internal supervision and risk prevention and control, avoid waste and abuse of funds, and ensure that every investment can produce tangible benefits.

In short, under the influence of China's fiscal policy, the aviation transportation industry is facing both rare opportunities and severe challenges. Only by constantly adapting to market changes and innovating development models can it stand out in the fierce market competition and achieve sustainable development.