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The smooth operation of air cargo transportation depends on a stable international environment. When the international situation is tense, such as the tension between Iran and the United States, air cargo transportation may be indirectly affected. Trade routes may need to be replanned to avoid potential conflict areas, which undoubtedly increases transportation costs and time costs.

From an economic perspective, Iran's military stance may cause fluctuations in international oil prices. Aviation fuel is an important component of air transport costs, and rising oil prices will directly affect the operating costs of air transport cargo. Airlines may adjust their freight rates, which will affect the cost and efficiency of international trade.

In addition, geopolitical tensions may also lead some countries to strengthen trade controls and security checks. For air cargo, this means longer customs clearance time and lower transportation efficiency, further increasing operational uncertainty.

However, from another perspective, this tension may also prompt relevant countries to accelerate the development of independent air transport cargo capabilities. In order to reduce dependence on external unstable factors, countries may increase investment in their own air cargo industries and promote technological innovation and infrastructure construction.

For example, we will increase the research and development of new cargo aircraft to improve their load capacity and fuel efficiency; build more modern cargo airports to optimize cargo loading and unloading and storage facilities; and develop advanced logistics management systems to achieve rapid tracking and allocation of cargo.

At the same time, international cooperation is particularly important in this situation. Countries can jointly deal with potential risks and challenges by strengthening cooperation in the field of air transport. For example, unified safety standards and emergency response mechanisms can be established to ensure that air transport and cargo transportation can maintain relatively stable operations in a complex international environment.

In short, although the display of Iranian naval power and air transport and cargo transportation seem to belong to different fields, there are subtle and complex connections between them in the context of globalization. We need to understand and respond to these mutual influences from a comprehensive and in-depth perspective to ensure the sustainable development of air transport and cargo transportation and the stable operation of the global economy.