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As an important support for global trade, the operation of the air transport cargo industry is affected by many factors. The adjustment of international political situation and economic policies directly or indirectly affects this field. As an important participant in the global economy, the United States has also quietly affected air transport cargo due to changes in its political dynamics, such as the confrontation between Vice President Harris and former President Trump in the general election.

From an economic perspective, political uncertainty during elections often leads to hesitation in corporate investment decisions. CEOs of American companies are "hedging their bets" in this situation, which is directly reflected in the activeness of economic activities. As part of this, air transport and cargo companies are facing fluctuations in orders and adjustments in business plans. Reduced investment may lead to the postponement of airlines' plans to expand cargo routes and upgrade facilities, which in turn affects transportation efficiency and service quality.

In terms of policy, the politicians' propositions and the policies they implement after being elected have a significant impact on air cargo transport. The Trump administration emphasized trade protectionism and made a series of adjustments to import and export policies. This has restricted cross-border trade in air cargo transport, caused freight rates to fluctuate, and changed the market competition pattern. If Harris is elected and implements different policies, it will bring new opportunities and challenges to air cargo transport. For example, it may strengthen trade cooperation with certain regions, open up new cargo routes, and promote a reshuffle of the air cargo market.

In addition, public opinion and public sentiment become more sensitive and changeable during elections. This may affect consumer purchasing behavior and corporate marketing strategies. For air cargo, this means that the types, quantities and directions of goods may change. For example, the import and export demand for certain popular commodities may increase or decrease due to the political atmosphere, thus affecting the business layout of air cargo.

In summary, although the election showdown on the US political stage seems to be far away from air transport and cargo transportation, it actually has an impact on the air transport and cargo industry that cannot be ignored through transmission mechanisms in various aspects such as economy, policy and social psychology. Air transport and cargo companies and related practitioners need to pay close attention to political dynamics and respond flexibly to maintain competitiveness and achieve sustainable development in a changing environment.