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Air cargo can meet the transportation needs of goods that are extremely time-sensitive, such as fresh products, high-value electronic products, etc. Its speed advantage ensures that the goods can reach the destination in the shortest time, reducing inventory costs and market response time.

Compared with other modes of transportation, although air freight is more expensive, in certain circumstances, the economic benefits it brings far outweigh the cost input. For example, for some highly seasonal and time-sensitive commodities, air transportation can seize the market first and obtain higher profits.

In addition, the continuous advancement of technology is also driving the development of air cargo. The application of drone technology and the improvement of cargo tracking systems have provided more possibilities for air cargo.

However, air cargo also faces some challenges. The limited airspace resources, the impact of weather conditions and the lack of infrastructure have restricted its development to a certain extent.

In the future, with the deepening of global economic integration and the booming development of e-commerce, the demand for air cargo will continue to grow. In order to adapt to this trend, the air cargo industry needs to continue to innovate and optimize. For example, by optimizing route planning, increasing aircraft loading rates, and other methods to reduce costs, while strengthening cooperation with other modes of transportation to form a more efficient multimodal transport system.

In general, air cargo plays a vital role in modern logistics. Although it faces challenges, it has broad prospects for development. We expect it to bring more convenience and value to economic development and people's lives in the future.