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In recent years, the continuous development of global trade has led to a continuous increase in demand for air cargo. High-tech products, fresh food and other goods that require high transportation timeliness and quality are increasingly dependent on air transportation. At the same time, the booming e-commerce has also brought new business growth points to air cargo.

However, air cargo also faces a series of challenges. High oil prices have led to rising transportation costs and squeezed profit margins. Insufficient infrastructure has limited the improvement of cargo capacity, and the optimization of airport cargo handling facilities and route networks has become an urgent problem to be solved.

As Biden acknowledges the difficulties facing the US economy and tries to solve them through policy responses, the air cargo industry may usher in new opportunities. The government may increase investment in infrastructure construction and improve airport cargo facilities and transportation networks, which will help improve the efficiency and competitiveness of air cargo.

In addition, policy adjustments may stimulate the recovery of consumption and trade, further boosting demand for air cargo. But at the same time, policy uncertainty also brings risks to the air cargo industry.

In order to succeed in this situation, air cargo companies need to continuously innovate and optimize their operating models. They need to strengthen cooperation with e-commerce platforms to improve cargo handling speed and delivery efficiency. They need to use big data and artificial intelligence technologies to achieve accurate market forecasting and resource allocation.

In general, despite facing many challenges, under the influence of Biden's economic policies, the air cargo industry is expected to seize opportunities and achieve sustainable development.