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The upgraded alert in Taoyuan means stricter prevention and control measures and restricted personnel movement, which directly affects the manpower deployment of air cargo. The airport staff has been reduced, and the efficiency of cargo loading, unloading, and sorting has been reduced. Moreover, the epidemic prevention requirements have increased the work process and time costs, further slowing down the transportation of goods.

From a logistics perspective, the timeliness of air cargo is one of its advantages. However, during the Level 3 alert period in Taoyuan, the uncertainty in the transportation link increased, and goods may be delayed, leading to supply chain disruptions. This is particularly serious for high-value, perishable goods that rely on air transportation, such as fresh products and high-tech electronic products.

In addition, the epidemic has led to a shift in global consumption patterns, with a surge in demand for online shopping. This has brought more business to air cargo, but it has also put higher demands on its capacity and service quality. However, with Taoyuan at level 3 alert, air cargo companies are facing many difficulties in meeting market demand.

In order to cope with these challenges, the air cargo industry has taken a series of measures. On the one hand, it has strengthened communication and coordination with relevant departments, optimized transportation processes and improved efficiency; on the other hand, it has increased investment in science and technology and used intelligent means to improve cargo management and tracking capabilities.

In short, Taoyuan's upgrade to Level 3 alert has brought many difficulties to air cargo transportation, but it has also prompted the industry to continuously innovate and improve to adapt to new situations and needs.