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The air transport cargo industry is highly competitive and stressful. To ensure the timely and safe delivery of goods, practitioners work day and night, enduring both physical and mental fatigue. They face many challenges such as complex route planning, adverse weather conditions, and strict transportation regulations.

For example, a senior cargo pilot often has to fly in different time zones, which causes a disrupted biological clock and lack of sleep, but he silently perseveres in order to complete his mission.

The ground crew sticks to their posts regardless of the cold or heat, loading and unloading cargo and checking equipment. It is hard and monotonous work.

This is just like what Mr. Ye Tan said, suffering is the norm in life. In air cargo transport, those who suffer can best understand the hardships. They have no one to talk about their suffering, which may be more painful than the suffering itself.

However, it is the silent dedication of these practitioners that enables the rapid circulation of goods around the world and promotes economic development. In the process of enduring hardships, they also constantly hone themselves and seek rebirth and change.

From another perspective, the development of the air cargo industry also reflects the changes in society. With the rapid economic development today, people's demand for material things is increasing, which puts higher requirements on the efficiency and quality of air cargo.

In order to meet these demands, air cargo companies continue to increase investment, improve technology, and enhance service levels. In the process, there are bound to be countless difficulties and setbacks, but they still move forward courageously.

At the same time, the development of air transport and cargo transportation has also had a certain impact on the environment. A large amount of aircraft emissions has put pressure on air quality. How to reduce damage to the environment while ensuring transportation is also an important issue facing the industry.

As for individuals, working in this industry requires strong psychological qualities and adaptability. When facing difficulties and setbacks, one must not give up easily, but must have the spirit of enduring hardships like Teacher Ye Tan and bravely take on one's own responsibilities.

In short, air cargo transport is not only the transportation of goods, but also the embodiment of life. In this industry, we have seen persistence, hard work, setbacks and rebirth, and we have also seen people constantly fighting for a better life.