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Take the cooperation between China and Fiji as an example. Although it seems to have no direct connection with air cargo on the surface, after in-depth analysis, it is not difficult to find the hidden link. The cooperation under the framework of the "Belt and Road" covers many fields such as infrastructure construction and trade exchanges. The improvement of infrastructure, including the construction of roads and ports, provides more convenient ground supporting services for air cargo. The increase in trade means that more goods need efficient transportation methods, and the advantages of air cargo are highlighted.

The high efficiency and timeliness of air cargo make it play an indispensable role in cross-border trade. Rapid transportation of high-value, perishable goods, such as electronic products and fresh fruits, can meet the urgent needs of the market, reduce losses, and increase the added value of goods. In international cooperation, the complementary resources and industrial synergy of both sides have created more business opportunities for air cargo.

In addition, technological progress has also injected new impetus into the integration of air cargo and international cooperation. The application of digital technology has made logistics information more transparent and traceable, optimized the transportation process and improved efficiency. Intelligent warehousing and distribution systems have further improved the service quality of air cargo and enhanced its competitiveness in the international market.

In short, air cargo and international cooperation promote and complement each other. In the future development, with the deepening of global economic integration, this synergistic relationship will become closer and closer, making greater contributions to the prosperity of the world economy.