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Air cargo is fast and efficient, and plays a key role in the context of global economic integration. The Russian-Ukrainian war has blocked logistics channels in some areas, and the transportation of energy and materials has faced challenges. However, air cargo has become an option to break through the difficulties due to its flexibility. For urgently needed medical supplies, high-tech products, etc., air transportation can quickly deliver them to their destinations.

China's "Belt and Road" initiative has promoted infrastructure construction in Asia, Europe and Africa and strengthened trade between countries. In this process, air cargo also plays an important role. The newly built infrastructure provides more supporting services for air cargo, such as airport upgrades and logistics park construction, which further improves the efficiency and coverage of air cargo.

At the same time, the economic development and market demand growth of countries along the “Belt and Road” have brought more business opportunities for air cargo. Especially for some high value-added and time-sensitive goods, such as fresh products and fashion clothing, air cargo has become the preferred mode of transportation. This has not only promoted the prosperity of trade, but also promoted the development of related industries.

With the continuous advancement of technology, air cargo is also constantly innovating. Unmanned driving technology and big data applications are gradually changing the operation mode of air cargo. Intelligent logistics management systems can more accurately predict demand, optimize routes, improve transportation efficiency and reduce costs. The development of these technologies has provided strong support for the development of air cargo in a complex international situation.

As environmental awareness grows, air cargo is also facing the pressure of reducing emissions. In order to achieve sustainable development, airlines and related companies are increasing their investment in the research and development of green energy and new aircraft. At the same time, they are reducing carbon emissions by optimizing route planning and increasing loading rates to meet future environmental protection requirements.

In short, despite the complex and ever-changing international situation, air cargo, with its unique advantages, has continued to innovate and develop while responding to challenges, contributing to the stable growth of the global economy and trade.