Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong customs authority has implemented measures to enhance the convenience of customs clearance at air ports, significantly boosting import and export activities, particularly in cross-border e-commerce and international air hub development [1]. Group 1: Import and Export Volume - From January to October, the air cargo volume at Guangdong's ports reached 1.022 million tons, representing a year-on-year increase of 10.7% [1]. - The number of inbound and outbound passengers reached 21.011 million, an increase of 19.3%, both figures marking historical highs for the same period [1]. - In October alone, the number of regulated inbound and outbound passengers was 2.276 million, up 16.6% [1]. Group 2: Customs Clearance Efficiency - Customs has strengthened cooperation with civil aviation security departments to enhance the passenger clearance experience, including a joint inspection process for outbound luggage [5]. - The Guangzhou customs has implemented a "one order, one package" regulatory model, improving the efficiency of customs verification for tax refund items by approximately 70% [5]. - Major air ports like Guangzhou Baiyun Airport and Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport have enhanced customs service guarantees, with 24-hour inspections for urgent goods, reducing clearance times by about 50% for eligible imports [5][10]. Group 3: Support for Cross-Border E-Commerce - Guangzhou customs has established a "Global Allocation Center for Cross-Border E-Commerce," reducing the waiting time for export goods by 50%, with a maximum daily processing capacity of 200 tons [7]. - Shantou customs has launched a cross-border express clearance center at the Chaozhou-Shantou International Airport to support the development of cross-border e-commerce in the eastern Guangdong region [7]. Group 4: International Air Hub Development - The customs authority is accelerating the development of multimodal transport services to optimize domestic and international flight resources, enhancing air cargo efficiency [10]. - Guangzhou customs has facilitated the first international transshipment business at Baiyun International Airport, allowing efficient transfer of goods across different carriers and stations, saving over 10% in transportation costs for enterprises [10]. - Shenzhen customs has introduced innovative regulatory models such as "airside direct access" and "international transshipment exchange," significantly improving the efficiency of international cargo flow at the airport [10].