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The speed advantage of air cargo allows high-value, perishable or urgently needed goods to reach their destination quickly. For example, medical supplies, fresh products and other time-sensitive goods can be transported by air to ensure their quality and timeliness to the greatest extent.

However, the cost of air transport is relatively high, which limits its application to a certain extent. For some low-value, heavy and less time-sensitive goods, such as bulk raw materials, more economical methods such as sea or rail transport are usually chosen.

In order to improve the efficiency of air cargo transportation and reduce costs, airlines and logistics companies are constantly innovating technology and optimizing their operating models. For example, they use more advanced cargo aircraft models to increase cargo capacity and fuel efficiency; they develop multimodal transport, organically combining air transport with other modes of transport to achieve complementary advantages.

In addition, with the booming development of e-commerce, consumers' demand for fast delivery is growing, which has brought new opportunities for air cargo. E-commerce giants have increased their layout in the field of air cargo, ensuring that goods can be delivered to consumers quickly by establishing their own cargo routes or cooperating with airlines.

In the future, with the further advancement of technology and changes in market demand, air cargo is expected to achieve more intelligent operations. For example, using big data and artificial intelligence to accurately predict and dispatch cargo, optimize route planning, and improve transportation efficiency; at the same time, the development of environmental protection technology will also drive the air cargo industry to develop in a greener and more sustainable direction.

In short, air cargo transport has an irreplaceable position in the modern logistics system. Despite facing many challenges, its future development prospects remain broad through continuous innovation and adaptation to market changes.