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Air cargo is fast and efficient, and can deliver high-value, urgently needed goods to their destinations in a short period of time. This makes it play a key role in the fields of electronic equipment, medical supplies, fresh food, etc. For example, during the epidemic, air cargo provided strong support for the global emergency transportation of medical supplies.

However, air cargo also faces some challenges. The high cost limits its application in the transportation of some low-value goods. At the same time, the uncertainty of flights, the limited capacity and the increasing environmental protection requirements have put forward new requirements for its development.

In order to better meet the needs of future development, air cargo needs to be more closely integrated with other modes of transportation. Combined with rail transportation, it can achieve efficient transportation of long-distance and large-scale goods; combined with road transportation, it can ensure more accurate and timely delivery of the "last mile" of goods.

In addition, the application of digital technology is also an important trend in the development of air cargo. Through technologies such as big data and artificial intelligence, accurate tracking, prediction and allocation of goods can be achieved, transportation efficiency can be improved, and operating costs can be reduced.

In terms of environmental protection, the air cargo industry is also making continuous efforts to develop new aviation fuels and optimize aircraft design to reduce carbon emissions and achieve sustainable development.

In short, air cargo will play an increasingly important role in the future transportation system. Through continuous innovation and integration, it will provide stronger support for the development of the global economy.