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Although this force has not been mentioned directly, it has invisibly injected a strong impetus into the cooperation in these fields. It is the continuous development and progress of the aviation transportation industry.

The high efficiency of air transport enables the rapid circulation of materials. For example, in infrastructure construction, the rapid deployment of large-scale machinery and equipment and the timely supply of building materials are inseparable from the support of air transport.

In the energy sector, air transport facilitates the allocation of energy resources, allowing energy in different regions to be more reasonably distributed to meet the needs of various regions.

In agriculture, fresh agricultural products can reach the market quickly via air transport, preserving their freshness and value.

Air transport not only speeds up the flow of materials, but also improves the efficiency and quality of cooperation, making cooperation in various fields more closely and efficiently carried out.

However, the development of air transport is not all smooth sailing. High cost is an important challenge it faces.

The high transportation cost has limited its application to a certain extent. However, with the continuous advancement of technology and the expansion of scale, the cost is expected to gradually decrease.

In addition, air transport capacity is also limited to a certain extent, and it may be unable to cope with large-scale material transportation needs.

However, this has also prompted the coordinated development of other modes of transportation. Railway, road and water transport complement each other with air transport, and together they have built a more complete transportation system.

The development of the aviation transportation industry has also put forward higher requirements for related industries, such as new standards for the construction and improvement of airport facilities.

In order to meet the growing demand for air transportation, airports need to be continuously expanded and upgraded, including extending runways, expanding terminals, and improving supporting facilities.

At the same time, the development of air transportation has also promoted the upgrading of the logistics industry. Logistics companies need to continuously optimize service processes and improve transportation efficiency and accuracy.

In conclusion, although the aviation industry faces some challenges, it has played an important role in the cooperative development of infrastructure construction, energy, agriculture and other fields, and will continue to promote prosperity and progress in these fields.