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First, the war has led to a tense situation in the region, and air transport routes have been strictly controlled and adjusted. Many cargo routes that originally passed over Russia and Ukraine had to be replanned to avoid potential dangerous areas. This not only increased the flight distance and time, but also increased transportation costs.

Secondly, due to the uncertainty of military operations, airport operations are also disrupted. For example, some airports close to conflict areas may be temporarily closed or restricted in operating hours, which directly affects the efficiency of cargo loading and unloading and transshipment.

Furthermore, the international community's sanctions against Russia have also affected the air cargo sector. Some airlines have reduced their business with Russia, resulting in fewer options for cargo transportation and changes in the market competition landscape.

However, challenges often come with opportunities. In this situation, some airlines have seized market share by optimizing their route networks and improving service quality. At the same time, it has also prompted related companies to pay more attention to the flexibility and diversification of the supply chain to cope with emergencies.

In addition, the demand for materials brought about by the war has also brought certain business growth to air cargo transportation. For example, the increased demand for the transportation of medical supplies, humanitarian aid supplies and military-related supplies has provided new market space for air cargo transportation.

In short, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has brought many challenges to air cargo transport, but it has also prompted the industry to continue to innovate and adjust to adapt to the complex and changing environment. In the future, the air cargo transport industry needs to further strengthen risk management and emergency response capabilities to ensure the stable operation of the global supply chain.