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The role of the development of the transportation industry in promoting the economy cannot be underestimated. Take railway transportation as an example. Its efficient transportation capacity can accelerate the circulation of goods and promote economic cooperation between regions. The flexibility of road transportation provides convenience for short-distance logistics and urban-rural economic exchanges. These two major modes of transportation have changed the industrial layout to a certain extent, thus affecting the demand and use of land.

When discussing changes in the land market, the role of water transport cannot be ignored. With its large volume and low cost, water transport plays an important role in bulk cargo transportation. Port areas often become gathering places for industry and logistics, driving the development and appreciation of land.

However, among the many modes of transportation, the particularity of air transportation has gradually become prominent. Although it accounts for a relatively small proportion of the total cargo transportation, its high efficiency and speed make it an irreplaceable advantage in the transportation of high value-added goods and emergency materials. The development of air transportation has prompted some cities to become regional logistics hubs, which in turn attracted a large amount of investment and industrial agglomeration. This not only enhances the local economic vitality, but also puts forward new requirements for land planning and utilization.

On the one hand, the land around the airport is often planned as a logistics park, bonded area or high-end manufacturing base. The development of these industries requires a large amount of land resources, which has promoted the transfer and development of land. On the other hand, the increase in personnel flow brought about by air transportation has also driven the demand for surrounding commercial, service and residential land. For example, near some large airports, comprehensive commercial areas integrating shopping, catering and accommodation, as well as high-quality residential communities, have emerged.

In order to better adapt to the changes in land demand brought about by the development of air transportation, urban planning needs to be more forward-looking and scientific. In the planning process, the expansion needs of the airport, the construction of supporting transportation facilities and the layout of surrounding industries should be fully considered. At the same time, attention should also be paid to ecological environmental protection to avoid damage to the environment caused by over-development.

In addition, policy guidance and support are also crucial for the coordinated development of the land market and air transportation. The government can encourage enterprises to invest and start businesses around airports by formulating relevant land policies and industrial policies, and promote the rational use of land and the optimization and upgrading of industries.

In short, the rise of the land market is closely related to the development of the aviation transportation industry. Only by fully recognizing this relationship and taking effective measures to guide and utilize it can we achieve the optimal allocation of land resources and sustainable economic development.