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Air freight plays a vital role in global trade. Its high efficiency and speed enable goods to travel long distances in a short time. However, the development of this field does not exist in isolation, but is affected by many factors such as international politics and economy.

For example, the US pressure on Iran may lead to tensions in the region, which in turn affects the route planning of air transport and the safety of cargo transportation. The tense situation may lead to changes in routes, increasing transportation costs and time. At the same time, out of concern for security risks, insurance companies may increase premiums, further increasing transportation costs.

On the other hand, changes in the international economic situation will also have an impact on air cargo transport. The growth or recession of the global economy is directly related to the demand for import and export of goods. When the economy is booming, trade volume increases and the demand for air cargo is strong; when the economy is in recession, trade activities decrease and the air cargo industry faces challenges.

Looking at Iran's geographical location, it is located in an important transportation hub. If the regional situation is unstable, the trade and transportation of neighboring countries will also be affected. This will not only affect air transportation, but may also affect other modes of transportation such as land and sea transportation.

In short, the changes in the international situation are like an invisible hand, constantly affecting the development of air transport and cargo transportation. While we pay attention to the international situation, we also need to pay close attention to the chain reaction it brings to the field of trade and transportation.