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Air cargo has significant advantages. Its high speed can meet the transportation needs of goods with extremely high timeliness requirements. For example, fresh products, high-end electronic products, etc. all rely on air cargo to ensure freshness and fast time to market.

Technological advances have also brought new development opportunities to air cargo. Advanced logistics tracking systems make the cargo transportation process more transparent and controllable, reducing logistics risks.

However, air cargo also faces some challenges. High cost is one of the important factors that limit its widespread use. Fluctuations in fuel prices and airport facility usage fees have kept air cargo prices high.

In addition, air cargo capacity is limited and may not be able to meet market demand during peak transportation periods. Changes in weather conditions may also affect the normal operation of flights, causing cargo delays.

However, in the long run, with the continued growth of the global economy and the deepening of trade, the market demand for air cargo will continue to rise. In order to meet challenges and seize opportunities, air cargo companies need to continuously innovate and optimize their operating models.

On the one hand, we will build a multimodal logistics network through cooperation with other modes of transportation, improve transportation efficiency and reduce costs. On the other hand, we will increase investment in technology research and development, improve the level of flight operation management, and increase the flexibility and adaptability of transportation capacity.

In short, as an important part of the modern logistics system, air cargo plays an irreplaceable role in promoting economic development and meeting consumer demand. Despite facing many challenges, its future development prospects are still broad through continuous innovation and improvement.