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As an important part of modern logistics, air logistics plays a key role in global economic exchanges. During the epidemic, air logistics faced many challenges, and the implementation of entry epidemic prevention measures had a profound impact on it. On the one hand, strict epidemic prevention requirements increase the time and cost of logistics transportation. The inspection and review process for passengers at the time of entry makes the arrangement and scheduling of flights more complicated, which may cause flight delays or cancellations, thus affecting the on-time transportation of goods.

On the other hand, the entry epidemic prevention measures have also prompted aviation logistics companies to strengthen their risk management and response capabilities. In order to ensure the smooth transportation of goods, companies need to more accurately predict and plan transportation routes, reasonably arrange transportation capacity, and strengthen communication and coordination with relevant departments to ensure that goods can be delivered to the destination in a timely manner while meeting epidemic prevention requirements.

In addition, entry prevention measures have also promoted technological innovation and service upgrades in the aviation logistics industry. For example, some companies have begun to adopt intelligent logistics management systems, optimizing transportation plans and improving transportation efficiency through big data and artificial intelligence technologies. At the same time, in order to reduce human contact and infection risks, new technologies such as unmanned delivery and automated warehousing have also been more widely used in the field of aviation logistics.

However, the development of air logistics is not only affected by entry quarantine measures, but also by the combined effects of multiple factors such as the global economic situation and trade policies. Against the backdrop of the epidemic, global economic growth has slowed down and trade frictions have intensified, which have had a certain inhibitory effect on the demand for air logistics. Therefore, while responding to the challenges of entry quarantine, air logistics companies need to pay attention to changes in the global economic situation and actively adjust their business strategies to adapt to market demand.

In short, the entry prevention measures and the development of air logistics are intertwined and have jointly shaped the current logistics industry landscape. In the future, with the gradual control of the epidemic and the recovery of the global economy, the air logistics industry is expected to usher in new development opportunities, but at the same time it also needs to continue to strengthen its ability to cope with uncertain factors, and constantly innovate and improve services to achieve sustainable development.