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Canal water transport has become one of the important modes of logistics and transportation with its large capacity, low freight, low energy consumption and low pollution. The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal runs through the north and south, connecting the five major water systems, and realizing the large-scale allocation of resources.

Air freight, with its fast and efficient features, has an advantage in the transportation of high-end and urgent materials. Although air transportation costs are relatively high, it can meet the transportation needs with strict time requirements.

Although the two seem to be significantly different, they actually have the potential for coordinated development. For example, in the field of cross-border e-commerce, for some time-sensitive but large-volume goods, they can first be quickly delivered to domestic hub cities by air transport, and then distributed to various places by canal water transport. This can not only ensure the timeliness of transportation, but also reduce overall costs.

From the perspective of regional development, cities along the canal and cities with aviation hubs can strengthen cooperation. Cities along the canal can take advantage of the convenience of water transportation to develop related industries and provide more high-value-added products suitable for air transportation. Aviation hub cities can provide broader market channels for products of cities along the canal.

At the same time, technological progress has also provided support for the coordinated development of the two. The information management system can realize accurate monitoring and scheduling of the entire logistics transportation process, ensuring the seamless connection of goods between air transportation and canal water transportation.

At the policy level, the government can introduce relevant guiding policies to encourage enterprises to explore the combination of canal water transport and air freight transport, provide corresponding financial support and tax incentives, and promote the innovative development of the logistics industry.

In short, the coordinated development of canal water transport and air freight will inject new vitality into the improvement and optimization of the modern logistics system, and promote sustained economic growth and social progress.