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The rapid development of the air transport industry has brought the world closer together. People can deliver goods and people to distant destinations in a short time. This efficient mode of transportation has greatly promoted international trade and economic exchanges. For example, fresh fruits can be transported from one continent to another within a day to meet the needs of consumers; multinational companies can quickly allocate resources and improve production efficiency.

But at the same time, air transport is also affected by the international situation. Political turmoil, war conflicts and other factors may lead to changes in routes, cancellations or delays of flights. Taking the attack in Chania as an example, the tension in the region may have an impact on surrounding air transport. Airlines may adjust routes for safety reasons to avoid potential dangerous areas, which not only increases operating costs, but also brings inconvenience to the transportation of passengers and goods.

In addition, changes in the international economic situation will also have an impact on the aviation transportation industry. When the global economy is booming, demand for tourism and business travel increases, and airlines will increase the number of flights and capacity; during a recession, demand decreases, and airlines may cut flights or even face operational difficulties. For example, during the outbreak of the new coronavirus, the global aviation industry suffered a heavy blow, and many airlines fell into financial crisis.

From a security perspective, air transport faces many challenges. The threat of terrorist attacks always exists, which requires airlines and airports to strengthen security measures and invest a lot of manpower and material resources. At the same time, network security has become a new issue. Hackers may attack the airline's system and threaten the safe operation of flights.

In terms of environmental protection, the issue of carbon emissions in the aviation industry has received increasing attention. As the world pays more attention to climate change, airlines are under pressure to reduce carbon emissions. They need to develop and adopt more environmentally friendly technologies and optimize route planning to reduce the impact on the environment.

In short, the aviation industry is closely linked to the international situation and influences each other. We need to pay attention to changes in the international situation to better understand and respond to the challenges and opportunities facing the aviation industry.