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First of all, the efficient operation of the air transport industry depends on the global supply chain system. In this supply chain, the circulation and transaction of goods are crucial. The emergence of illegal items such as counterfeit money machines and game machines may affect normal business transactions, and then indirectly affect the quality and reputation of the goods carried by air transport.

Secondly, from a safety perspective, air transport has extremely strict security requirements for cargo. The incident of a tourist pretending to be a tourist being pushed into a 3,000 Hong Kong dollar counterfeit money machine reflects loopholes in social security. If these loopholes are not rectified, more dangerous goods may be transported through various channels, including air cargo. Once dangerous goods enter the air cargo channel, they will pose a huge threat to flight safety.

Furthermore, from an economic perspective, the existence of illegal transactions such as counterfeit money machines and gaming machines will disrupt the normal market order. This will not only affect the healthy development of related industries, but may also affect the aviation transportation industry that relies on a stable economic environment. This is because economic instability may lead to fluctuations in trade volume, which will directly affect the demand and business volume of air cargo.

In addition, from the perspective of public opinion and public trust, the exposure of such negative events is likely to cause public concerns about social security and the business environment. Such concerns may extend to questions about the safety and reliability of air transportation. Once the public loses trust in air transportation, it will have a long-term adverse impact on the development of the entire industry.

In short, although air cargo and tourists pretending to be tourists are seemingly unrelated, there are intricate connections between them at a deeper social, economic and security level. We need to pay attention to these connections and take effective measures to ensure the healthy development of the air transport industry and the stability and prosperity of society.