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In the modern economic system, the importance of freight is becoming increasingly prominent. As an efficient mode of transportation, although the cost of air freight is relatively high, its speed and service quality can meet some specific needs. Take fresh products as an example. In order to ensure their freshness and quality, air freight has become the first choice.

At the same time, the development of air cargo is also closely related to international cooperation. The prosperity of global trade has led to frequent exchanges of goods between countries, which requires cooperation between air transport companies in different countries. For example, when responding to sudden public health events, countries have urgently deployed medical supplies through air cargo, demonstrating the power of international cooperation.

In addition, technological advances have also brought new opportunities and challenges to air cargo. Intelligent logistics management systems can improve the efficiency of cargo tracking and allocation, but they also place higher demands on the technical capabilities of relevant personnel.

From the perspective of environmental protection, air cargo needs to reduce carbon emissions to achieve sustainable development. Some airlines have begun to develop and use more environmentally friendly fuels, or optimize route planning to reduce energy consumption.

In short, air cargo has important significance and impact in terms of economy, international cooperation, technology and environmental protection, and will continue to develop and improve in the future.