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Changes in the international situation, such as regional conflicts and foreign policy adjustments, can have a multi-faceted impact on air cargo. First, political instability may lead to changes or restrictions in routes. Taking the tensions between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon as an example, the airspace in the conflict area may be restricted or closed, forcing airlines to re-plan routes, which not only increases operating costs but may also cause delays in cargo transportation.

Economic sanctions are also an important factor affecting air cargo in the international situation. When certain countries impose economic sanctions, related trade activities will be restricted, which will directly affect the types and quantities of goods transported by air cargo. For example, an embargo on certain goods may cause airlines to lose some of their cargo sources, thus affecting their profits and operating strategies.

In addition, the fluctuation of international oil prices is also closely related to the international situation. Regional conflicts or political games between major powers may lead to unstable oil supply, which in turn affects oil prices. Rising oil prices will increase the fuel costs of air cargo, and airlines may have to adjust freight rates or optimize routes to cope with the increase in costs.

However, air cargo is not only passively affected by the international situation, but also has a certain feedback effect on the international situation. Efficient air cargo can promote international trade and economic cooperation, strengthen economic ties between countries, and thus ease the tense international situation to a certain extent.

For example, during the pandemic, air cargo played a key role in ensuring the global deployment of medical supplies. Timely transportation of medical supplies helped countries to jointly respond to the pandemic and reduced international tensions and conflicts caused by the pandemic. At the same time, the rapid development of air cargo also helped to strengthen the willingness and ability of countries to cooperate in responding to global challenges.

On the other hand, the development of air cargo may also trigger a new pattern of international competition and cooperation. In order to enhance their competitiveness in the field of air cargo, some countries may increase investment in related infrastructure and promote technological innovation, thereby occupying a more advantageous position in the international air cargo market. This may lead to a reshuffle of the international air cargo market and trigger competition and cooperation among countries in the field of air cargo.

In short, there is a complex relationship of mutual influence and restriction between the international situation and air cargo. We need to have a deeper understanding of this relationship in order to better cope with the challenges and opportunities that may arise in the future.