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Take the beer industry as an example. Large beer companies like Budweiser Asia Pacific cannot do without an efficient transportation system to circulate their products around the world. Although rainy weather may cause a decline in the Chinese market, the demand for beer consumption still exists. In the process of meeting this demand, air transportation may play an important role at critical moments. For example, when a region urgently needs a specific brand or flavor of beer, and conventional transportation cannot meet the needs in time, the speed advantage of air transportation can be highlighted.

Let's look at the Korean market. With the development of the Korean economy and changes in consumer concepts, the demand for imported beer is also gradually increasing. Air transportation can ensure that fresh beer arrives in Korea quickly, meeting consumers' requirements for quality and timeliness.

However, air transport is not without its challenges. One major issue it faces is high costs. Compared with other modes of transport, air transport fees are generally higher. This can increase cost pressures for some products with relatively small profit margins, such as affordable beer.

But from another perspective, it is precisely because of the high cost of air transportation that companies are forced to be more sophisticated and optimized in logistics planning and supply chain management. Companies will more accurately predict market demand and arrange inventory reasonably to minimize transportation costs while ensuring timely supply of products.

In addition, air transport capacity is also a limiting factor. During peak seasons or special periods, air transport capacity may be tight. This requires companies and transportation companies to plan and coordinate in advance to ensure that goods can be transported on time.

Despite the challenges, the advantages of air transport cannot be ignored. It provides a fast circulation channel for high-value and urgently needed goods, and provides strong support for enterprises to expand their markets and meet consumer needs.

Closely related to air transport is the impact of international trade policies. Changes in trade policies in different countries and regions may directly affect the cost and efficiency of air transport. Adjustments to tariffs, the signing or abolition of trade agreements may change the import and export pattern of goods, and thus affect the demand and operation model of air transport.

At the same time, technological advances are also constantly shaping the future of air transportation. The development of new aircraft, the improvement of aviation fuel efficiency, and the application of logistics information technology are all expected to reduce the cost of air transportation and improve its service quality and operational efficiency.

In the future, air transport will be more closely integrated with other industries. Enterprises need to fully understand the advantages and limitations of air transport and flexibly use this mode of transport to adapt to the ever-changing market environment and achieve sustainable development.