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Air freight is efficient and fast, and can deliver goods to the destination in a short time. This has irreplaceable advantages for some products that have extremely high requirements for timeliness, such as fresh food and electronic products. Some of the products sold by Oriental Selection may rely on air freight to ensure their freshness and timely supply.

In addition, the cost of air freight is relatively high. This requires companies to make an accurate assessment of market demand and cost-effectiveness when choosing this mode of transportation. Dongfang Selection also needs to consider transportation costs when selecting products and managing the supply chain to ensure that products can be provided to consumers at a reasonable price.

From a more macro perspective, the development of air cargo transportation is closely related to the trend of the global economy. When the economy is booming, trade activities increase and the demand for air cargo will also rise; conversely, when the economy is in recession, demand may decrease. The business of Oriental Selection will also be affected by the overall economic environment. When the economic situation is good, consumers' purchasing power increases, the demand for high-quality products increases, and Oriental Selection's sales may increase accordingly; when the economy is unstable, consumers may be more cautious in consumption, and Oriental Selection needs to adjust its strategy to cope with market changes.

At the same time, competition in the air transport and freight industry is becoming increasingly fierce. Major airlines and freight forwarding companies are constantly improving service quality, optimizing transportation routes, and reducing costs to attract more customers. This is both an opportunity and a challenge for companies that rely on air freight. Eastern Selection can use this opportunity to choose better and more economical freight services, reduce costs, and improve competitiveness; but at the same time, it also needs to deal with the uncertainty brought about by fluctuations in the freight market.

In addition, policies and regulations also have an important impact on air cargo transportation. For example, environmental policies may prompt airlines to adopt more environmentally friendly fuels and technologies, thereby increasing operating costs. Changes in trade policies, such as tariff adjustments and the establishment of trade barriers, will also affect the volume and direction of air cargo operations. Oriental Selection needs to pay close attention to these policy changes and adjust its supply chain strategy in a timely manner to ensure the normal operation of its business.

In conclusion, although Eastern Selection and air cargo seem to be in different fields, in the global business environment, there are many indirect connections and mutual influences between the two. In the process of development, enterprises need to fully recognize these potential connections in order to better cope with market changes and challenges.