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Export restrictions on the semiconductor industry have strained trade relations between countries. This has not only affected the direct development of related industries, but has also indirectly impacted the transportation industry. For example, some manufacturing industries that rely on semiconductor products have reduced their demand for cargo transportation, resulting in a decline in business on some traditional transportation routes.

However, this situation is not entirely negative. In the midst of difficulties, the transportation industry is also actively seeking transformation and innovation. For example, in order to cope with uncertainty, transportation companies have strengthened the resilience of the supply chain, optimized transportation route planning, and improved transportation efficiency to reduce costs and risks.

Air transport, as an efficient mode of transportation, has also been affected by this change. Due to the adjustment of the transportation demand for semiconductor-related products, the business layout of air cargo has changed. Some previously popular routes may become deserted due to the reduction in trade volume, while some emerging markets and routes are gradually attracting attention.

At the same time, air transport companies are also constantly improving their service quality and technical level. They are increasing investment in cargo aircraft and improving cargo handling and storage facilities to improve the safety and timeliness of transportation. In terms of digitalization, they are using big data and artificial intelligence to optimize flight arrangements and cargo tracking to provide customers with more accurate services.

In addition, the tension in international trade has also prompted the aviation industry to strengthen cooperation with other modes of transportation, such as forming multimodal transport with railways and sea transportation, giving full play to their respective advantages and providing customers with more comprehensive and flexible transportation solutions.

In general, although the international trade situation has brought many challenges to the aviation industry, it has also provided it with the impetus for innovation and development. In the future, the aviation industry will continue to adapt to changes, constantly optimize itself, and play a more important role in global trade.