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In emergency rescue, efficient transportation can deliver relief supplies and personnel in a timely manner. Just like in daily economic activities, the rapid transportation of goods can ensure the stability of the supply chain. For example, although air transportation does not appear directly in this scenario, its efficient model and concept are of reference significance.

Air transport has become an important force in modern logistics due to its high speed and large transport volume. When responding to emergencies, if we can learn from its experience in precise scheduling and efficient planning, it will greatly improve rescue efficiency.

But air transport is not perfect either, it is greatly affected by factors such as weather and airport facilities. In contrast, land transport is more flexible in some cases. However, in long-distance and urgent material transportation, the advantages of air transport are irreplaceable.

In disasters such as the Nanyue landslide, roads may be damaged and land transportation may be blocked. At this time, if aviation resources can be quickly deployed to deliver urgently needed supplies and professionals to the scene, precious time can be bought for rescue.

At the same time, the cost of air transportation is relatively high. In emergency management, it is necessary to weigh costs and benefits to ensure the rational use of resources. However, at critical moments, appropriate investment is necessary to save lives and reduce losses.

In short, when facing natural disasters such as the Nanyue landslide, we should comprehensively consider the advantages and disadvantages of various modes of transportation and use them flexibly to ensure the smooth progress of rescue work to the greatest extent possible.