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Air transport plays a vital role in international trade. With its high efficiency and speed, it has become an important bridge connecting the economies of various countries. In this context, we need to explore the indirect impact of the EU's decision on air transport.

First, from a trade perspective, the imposition of tariffs will undoubtedly affect the competitiveness of Chinese electric vehicles in the EU market. This may lead to a reduction in China's electric vehicle exports, which in turn will affect the production and sales plans of related companies. In order to reduce costs, companies may adjust their supply chains, and air transport, as a fast mode of transportation, may be affected in terms of demand.

When electric vehicle exports decrease, the air transport capacity originally used to transport electric vehicles may become excessive. Airlines may lower freight rates to attract the transportation of other goods, thus affecting the price system of the entire air cargo market. At the same time, some companies that rely on air transportation to meet urgent orders may change their transportation strategies due to the increase in costs and choose other modes of transportation, such as sea or rail transportation.

However, the decision could also bring some unexpected opportunities. As Chinese companies seek to diversify their markets, they may increase exports to other regions, increasing demand for air transport on new routes and in new markets.

In addition, the air transport industry itself is also constantly developing and changing. With the advancement of technology, the efficiency and cost of air cargo are constantly being optimized. New cargo aircraft are constantly being put into use, and the cargo capacity and fuel efficiency have been significantly improved. This provides a certain buffer and adjustment space to cope with changes in the trade situation.

From the perspective of the global economy, this move by the EU is not only a challenge to China's electric vehicle industry, but also has an impact on the global industrial chain and trade pattern. As an important support for global trade, air transport will inevitably be impacted and driven by these changes.

In short, although the EU's imposition of high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles seems to have no direct connection with air transport, in the globalized economic system, there are inextricable links between the two. We need to pay close attention to these changes to better respond to future economic challenges and opportunities.