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Air transport plays an important role in the modern logistics system. It is fast and efficient, and can deliver goods to the destination in a short time. However, the change in trade pattern caused by the nuclear wastewater discharge incident has affected the demand for air transport and route planning. The ban on Japanese aquatic products has impacted related trade that originally relied on air transport, and the cargo volume on some routes may decline.

At the same time, in order to cope with this change, air transport companies have to adjust their strategies. They may increase the transportation of other types of goods and explore new markets and customer groups. For example, they may increase the transportation of non-food goods such as electronic equipment and high-end consumer goods to make up for the reduced business volume due to the ban on aquatic products.

In addition, the nuclear wastewater discharge incident has also aroused public concerns about food safety and environmental issues, which has indirectly affected the image and public trust of air transport. People may have doubts about goods from contaminated areas, which has put higher requirements on the brand building and market promotion of air transport companies.

In order to rebuild public trust, air transport companies need to strengthen the review and inspection of cargo sources to ensure that the cargo they transport meets safety and quality standards. At the same time, through active public relations and publicity activities, they should convey to the public the measures and efforts taken by the companies to ensure cargo safety.

From a macro perspective, the nuclear wastewater discharge incident is not just a local environmental and trade issue, it has had a certain impact on the global economy and logistics structure. As an important part of the global logistics network, air transport is also facing challenges and opportunities in this process.

In terms of challenges, changes in the trade pattern may lead to shrinking air cargo markets in some regions, and companies face increasing competitive pressure and shrinking profit margins. However, opportunities also exist, such as promoting the aviation transportation industry to pay more attention to green environmental protection and sustainable development, and increasing the development and investment in new technologies and new routes to enhance its competitiveness.

In short, although the focus of the first anniversary of the discharge of nuclear wastewater into the sea is mainly on the embargo on aquatic products and compensation issues, its impact on air transport and cargo transportation cannot be ignored. Air transport companies need to pay close attention to market changes and flexibly adjust their strategies to adapt to new situations and needs.