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Air transport is efficient and fast, and can deliver goods to the destination in a short time. Ship transport has advantages in bulk cargo transportation. Large ships like CMA CGM Etosha have a huge carrying capacity that can meet the transportation needs of large quantities of goods.

Although air transport and ship transport seem to be very different, they do not exist in isolation in the logistics system. With the continuous development of global trade, the connection between the two is becoming increasingly close. For example, in the transportation of some emergency materials, a large amount of basic materials may be transported by ship first, and then a small amount of key materials that are urgently needed may be supplemented by air transport to meet the rapid changes in the market.

From the perspective of operating costs, air transport costs are relatively high, but its speed advantage can make up for the cost increase caused by the strict time requirements of some high-value goods. Although ship transport costs are lower, the transportation time is longer. In the case of comprehensive consideration of cost and timeliness, companies will flexibly choose air or ship transport according to the nature, value and delivery deadline of the goods, and even adopt multimodal transport to maximize logistics benefits.

In addition, technological progress is also promoting the coordinated development of air and ship transport. For example, the application of logistics information technology makes the tracking and allocation of goods more accurate. Whether the goods are transported by air or ship, they can be visualized and traced throughout the process, thereby improving the overall efficiency and controllability of logistics.

Furthermore, environmental protection has become an important consideration in the development of today's logistics industry. Both air transport and shipping are facing challenges and opportunities in terms of energy conservation and emission reduction. New ships use more energy-saving designs and power systems to reduce carbon emissions. At the same time, the aviation industry is also developing more environmentally friendly fuels and engine technologies to reduce the impact on the environment.

In short, although air transport and ship transport have their own characteristics, in the overall pattern of global logistics, they complement each other, develop synergistically, and jointly contribute to economic prosperity and social progress.