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As an important part of the modern logistics system, the development of air cargo is constrained and promoted by many factors. Changes in the economic environment, fluctuations in market demand and policy orientation all affect the operation of air cargo to varying degrees. China's fiscal policy aims to stimulate economic growth and stabilize market expectations through measures such as tax cuts and fee reductions and expanding domestic demand. The implementation of these policies has provided a broader space for the development of air cargo.

The tax and fee reduction policy has reduced the burden on enterprises, allowing enterprises in the relevant industrial chain to invest more funds in technology research and development and equipment upgrades. For air cargo companies, this means that they can optimize the transportation process and improve service quality, thereby enhancing their market competitiveness. At the same time, reducing costs can also reduce the price of air cargo to a certain extent, increasing its attractiveness in the logistics market.

The policy of expanding domestic demand has stimulated the growth of the domestic consumer market. As consumers' demand for goods continues to increase, the requirements for logistics speed and efficiency are also increasing. With its fast and punctual characteristics, air cargo can better meet the market's transportation needs for high-end consumer goods, fresh food and other goods with high timeliness requirements. This not only promotes the growth of air cargo business volume, but also prompts it to continuously innovate service models to adapt to market changes.

However, the development of air cargo has not been smooth sailing. Under the impact of the epidemic, the global air transport industry has suffered a heavy blow, and air cargo is also facing many challenges. The reduction of international routes, cargo backlogs and rising transportation costs have brought tremendous pressure to the industry. But in this predicament, the support of China's fiscal policy has provided air cargo companies with a certain buffer and guarantee.

The precise implementation of fiscal policies has enabled some air cargo companies to obtain financial support and policy benefits. This helps companies maintain operations and stabilize their workforce during difficult times, and lays the foundation for subsequent recovery and development. In addition, the government has increased investment in infrastructure construction, improved the hardware conditions for logistics and transportation, and created a favorable environment for the efficient operation of air cargo.

From a more macro perspective, the development of air cargo is closely related to the transformation and upgrading of China's economy. As China's manufacturing industry moves towards high-end and intelligent development, the demand for air cargo is gradually shifting from traditional raw material transportation to high value-added product transportation. This requires air cargo companies to continuously improve their service levels and capabilities to adapt to the new needs of industrial development.

In the future, with the continuous development of China's economy and the increasing degree of opening up to the outside world, air cargo is expected to usher in greater development opportunities. At the same time, fiscal policies should also be continuously optimized and adjusted according to market changes and industry needs to provide more powerful support and guidance for the development of air cargo. Only when the two work together can we achieve high-quality economic development and prosperity of the logistics industry.