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Although logistics and transportation, especially air cargo, do not appear directly on the surface of these problems, they play an important role in secret. In the globalized economic system, the rapid circulation of goods is crucial. With its high efficiency and speed, air cargo has become an important support for international trade and economic development.

When we look at the impact of the war in Ukraine, it is not just the military conflict itself, but also the impact on the regional economy and global supply chain. The war has led to traffic disruptions and logistics obstructions in some areas, and air cargo can play its advantages of flexibility and rapid response in this case to provide guarantees for the transportation of emergency supplies.

The inflation problem is also inextricably linked to logistics and transportation. The transportation cost of goods directly affects the price of goods. The cost of air freight is relatively high, but it can deliver goods to the destination in a short time, reduce the risk of inventory backlog and market supply shortage, and thus stabilize prices to a certain extent.

High oil prices have brought huge cost pressure to the entire transportation industry, including air cargo. However, air cargo companies have worked hard to reduce operating costs by optimizing routes and improving fuel efficiency to maintain their competitiveness in the market.

In short, while air cargo is not a direct solution to these economic problems, it has quietly contributed to alleviating them in the context of the global economy.