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Air cargo has unique advantages. It can deliver goods to the destination quickly over long distances in a short time. For goods that have high timeliness requirements, high value or are perishable, such as fresh products and electronic products, air cargo is undoubtedly the first choice.

However, air cargo also faces some challenges. The high transportation cost makes it relatively disadvantaged in price competition. At the same time, air cargo capacity is limited, and there may be a shortage of space during peak seasons or special circumstances.

In order to better play the role of air cargo, it is essential to cooperate with other modes of transportation. For example, it can be combined with road transportation and rail transportation to form a multimodal transport model. In this way, the advantages of various modes of transportation can be fully utilized to achieve efficient circulation of goods.

In terms of technology, air cargo is also constantly innovating. With the development of logistics informatization, cargo tracking and management have become more accurate and real-time. Intelligent warehousing and loading and unloading equipment has also improved the efficiency of air cargo operations.

In addition, the policy environment also has an important impact on the development of air cargo. Government support and the introduction of relevant policies can provide better development space for air cargo companies, such as optimizing the route approval process and granting tax incentives.

In the future, with the continued growth of global trade and the continuous upgrading of consumer demand, air cargo is expected to usher in a broader development prospect. But at the same time, it is also necessary to constantly respond to various challenges, strengthen innovation and cooperation, and adapt to market changes.

In short, air cargo has an irreplaceable position in modern logistics, and its future development requires joint efforts from all parties to achieve synergy and win-win results.