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As far as the cargo sector is concerned, air transport, as an important mode of transportation, is also facing many challenges and changes in this context. The epidemic has disrupted the global supply chain, reduced demand, and reduced air cargo volume. But at the same time, it has also prompted the aviation transport industry to innovate and optimize.

In order to cope with the impact of the epidemic, air cargo companies have taken a series of measures: strengthen health protection to ensure the safety of cargo transportation; optimize route networks to improve transportation efficiency; and cooperate with emerging industries such as e-commerce to expand business areas.

The government's relevant policies have also had an important impact on the air cargo industry, such as issuing support policies, providing financial support, helping enterprises overcome difficulties, and strengthening supervision to ensure the standardization and safety of cargo transportation.

In addition, changes in the air cargo industry have also brought about a chain reaction to upstream and downstream industries. The manufacturing industry is facing difficulties in raw material supply and product sales, while industries such as e-commerce have achieved new development to a certain extent with the help of adjustments in air cargo.

In short, as the government calls on citizens to reduce non-essential outings, the air cargo industry seeks opportunities in challenges, constantly adjusts and adapts, and contributes to economic stability and development.