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Air cargo has always played a vital role in the global economic arena. Especially in today's era of globalization, the fast and efficient transportation of goods plays an irreplaceable role in maintaining the stability of the industrial chain and the normal operation of the economy.

However, in recent years, the outbreak of the epidemic has brought a huge impact on the global economy, and air transport cargo has not been spared. The epidemic has led to travel restrictions and blockades around the world, the number of flights has been greatly reduced, and air cargo capacity has also been severely affected. Many airlines have had to suspend or significantly reduce cargo flights, resulting in obstruction of cargo transportation and the risk of supply chain disruption.

At this critical moment, China's fiscal policy played a key role. The government provided strong support to the aviation industry through a series of fiscal measures. The investment of fiscal subsidies helped airlines maintain a certain cargo capacity and ensured the smooth transportation of important materials. At the same time, the government also introduced tax incentives to reduce the burden on aviation companies and encourage them to continue operating during difficult times.

In addition, fiscal policy has also directed funds to the construction and upgrading of air transport infrastructure. The construction of new cargo airports and logistics centers has been accelerated, improving the handling capacity and efficiency of air cargo. This not only helps solve the current transportation problems, but also lays a solid foundation for the long-term development of air cargo in the future.

The support of China's fiscal policy has enabled air transport and cargo transportation to maintain a certain degree of vitality during the epidemic, making an important contribution to ensuring the stable development of the economy and society. From a broader perspective, this also reflects the flexibility and effectiveness of fiscal policy in responding to major emergencies.

The synergy between air cargo and fiscal policy during the pandemic also provides us with some valuable insights. On the one hand, it highlights the importance of active government intervention and support in the face of a global crisis. On the other hand, it also prompts the aviation industry to continuously innovate and optimize its operating model to improve its ability to cope with risks.

In the future, as the global economy gradually recovers, air cargo is expected to usher in new development opportunities. But at the same time, we also need to continue to pay attention to potential risks and challenges, and constantly improve fiscal policies and industry development strategies to achieve sustainable development of air cargo.

In short, the close integration of air cargo transport and China's fiscal policy under the background of the epidemic is an example of successfully responding to crises and ensuring economic stability, and provides us with useful experience and reference for dealing with future uncertainties.