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Take the 30,000-cubic-meter giant trailing suction dredger developed and designed by the 708th Research Institute of China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation as an example. It represents a major breakthrough in the field of ship transportation. In the broader scope of the transportation industry, air transportation also plays a vital role.

Air transport, with its fast and efficient features, has become an indispensable part of modern logistics and trade. It can deliver goods to the destination quickly over long distances in a short time, meeting people's high requirements for timeliness. However, air transport also faces many challenges and limitations. For example, the operating cost is high, there are strict restrictions on the size and weight of goods, and it is greatly affected by uncontrollable factors such as weather.

In contrast, shipping has advantages in bulk commodities and large-scale transportation. The development of giant trailing suction dredgers has improved my country's capabilities in port construction and waterway dredging, indirectly creating better conditions for shipping. It can dig deeper waterways, allowing large ships to sail more safely and efficiently, thereby increasing the amount of cargo transported.

Although air transport and ship transport differ in transport modes, characteristics and scope of application, they do not exist in isolation. In the globalized trade system, the two complement each other and develop synergistically. For example, some high-value and urgently needed goods may choose air transport, while a large amount of raw materials and bulk commodities are more suitable for transport by ship. This synergy helps optimize resource allocation, improve transportation efficiency, and reduce logistics costs, thereby promoting the prosperity and development of global trade.

In the future, with the continuous advancement of technology, both aviation and shipping are expected to achieve further breakthroughs and innovations. For example, the application of new aviation materials may reduce the weight of aircraft, improve fuel efficiency, and thus reduce operating costs; while shipping may make progress in intelligence and automation, improving the safety and accuracy of navigation.

In short, the development of modern transportation is a complex and diverse process. Different modes of transportation influence and promote each other. Only by fully recognizing the synergistic relationship between them and constantly innovating and improving them can we better adapt to the needs of global economic development and promote trade prosperity and social progress.