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After the September 11th incident, global aviation security measures have been greatly strengthened. The security check process has become more stringent, and passengers need to undergo more detailed checks, including body scans and luggage unpacking checks. This has undoubtedly increased the time cost and complexity of air travel, but it has also ensured flight safety to a great extent. In this context, the transportation of air express has also been affected in a series of ways.

As an efficient logistics method, air express has extremely high requirements for timeliness. However, due to the strengthening of security checks, the transportation process of air express has become more complicated. Each express needs to go through a strict security check procedure, which leads to a longer transportation time. For some urgent express shipments, such as medical supplies, important documents, etc., this may cause great inconvenience.

In order to cope with this situation, airlines and express delivery companies have to increase their investment in security inspection equipment and manpower. They have adopted more advanced security inspection technology and improved security inspection efficiency to reduce the impact on air express delivery time. At the same time, they have also strengthened cooperation with security inspection departments, optimized security inspection processes, and ensured that express shipments can pass security inspection as quickly as possible.

On the other hand, the September 11th incident also prompted the aviation industry to strengthen its review of the source and content of goods. Air express companies need to conduct stricter verification of the sender's identity and the content of the express to prevent any possible dangerous goods from entering the air transportation channel. This increases the company's operating costs and management difficulties, but it is also a necessary measure to ensure aviation safety.

On the economic level, the 9/11 incident caused a severe blow to the global aviation industry. Many airlines faced bankruptcy and restructuring, and the demand for air transport market dropped significantly. This also indirectly affected the business volume and price of air express. In the case of reduced demand, air express companies had to lower prices to attract customers, while working hard to open up new markets and business areas to maintain the survival and development of the company.

As time goes by, the aviation industry gradually recovers from the shadow of the "9.11" incident. However, aviation safety is always the top priority. For air express, how to improve transportation efficiency and service quality while ensuring safety is a continuous challenge.

The development of science and technology has provided new ways to solve these problems. For example, by using big data and artificial intelligence technology, we can evaluate and classify the risks of express shipments, give priority to low-risk express shipments, and improve security inspection efficiency. At the same time, the development of drone technology has also brought new possibilities for the future of air express.

However, the application of new technologies also faces many problems, such as restrictions of laws and regulations, tests of technological maturity, and public acceptance. But in any case, the air express industry is constantly exploring and innovating to adapt to the ever-changing market environment and safety needs.

In general, although the confession of the mastermind of the 9/11 incident has put an end to this tragedy to a certain extent, its impact on the global aviation industry is still ongoing. As an important part of the aviation industry, air express is also constantly adapting and changing to achieve safer and more efficient development.