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Military action will have an impact on regional stability and economy, which will not only affect local infrastructure, but also disrupt normal trade and logistics channels.

For the global logistics landscape, such changes may bring about a series of chain reactions. For example, some transportation routes that originally passed through the region may need to be replanned.

In the logistics industry, the choice of transportation routes is crucial. A stable and safe environment is the basis for ensuring the smooth progress of logistics. The US military's military operations have reduced the security of some areas and increased transportation risks.

Logistics companies may therefore adjust their transportation strategies to avoid potential risk areas, which may lead to higher transportation costs and delayed delivery times.

Air freight also faces challenges and opportunities under this situation. On the one hand, due to the increased uncertainty of ground transportation, the demand for air transportation may increase.

However, air transport is not without problems. For example, the cost of air transport is relatively high, and there may be delays in some special circumstances, such as bad weather or air traffic control.

In addition, air transport capacity is also limited to a certain extent, and may not be able to fully meet the demand for large-scale cargo transportation.

In order to cope with these situations, logistics companies and relevant departments need to strengthen cooperation and jointly develop more reasonable and flexible transportation plans.

At the same time, technological innovation is also the key to promoting the development of air cargo transportation, for example, optimizing flight planning and improving cargo loading efficiency.

In short, although the US military operations in Iraq seem to have no direct connection with air transport cargo, they actually have a profound impact on it indirectly through their impact on the global logistics structure.