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In terms of competitive pressure, Indian local brands such as Micromax and Lava have occupied a certain market share by virtue of their in-depth understanding of local consumer needs and their advantages in marketing and channels. This requires Chinese brands to continuously innovate and optimize their products to improve their competitiveness.

Supply chain disruption is another serious problem. This may be due to a variety of factors, such as natural disasters, policy adjustments, and poor transportation links. In the transportation link, although air transportation is efficient, it is costly; other modes of transportation may have problems with insufficient timeliness.

Air transport has a special position in this. Although its cost is relatively high, it has irreplaceable advantages in the transportation of some urgent and high-value goods. It can quickly deliver goods to the destination, reduce inventory backlogs, and improve the flexibility of the supply chain.

However, relying solely on air transport is not a perfect solution. For some large-scale, low-value goods, choosing other modes of transportation may be more economical. Therefore, companies need to formulate reasonable transportation strategies based on the characteristics of the goods and market demand.

In the current context of globalization, the stability and efficiency of the supply chain are crucial to the success of enterprises. If Chinese brands want to gain a foothold in the Indian market, they must comprehensively consider the advantages and disadvantages of various modes of transportation and build a diversified and flexible supply chain system.

At the same time, the government and enterprises should also work together to strengthen infrastructure construction, improve transportation efficiency and reduce transportation costs. This will not only help solve current problems, but also lay a solid foundation for future development.

In short, Chinese brands face many challenges in the Indian market, and transportation, as an important link, requires us to pay enough attention and think deeply. Only through continuous optimization and innovation can we remain invincible in the fierce market competition.