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First, carry weight. Carrying a bandolier of grenades? Doable. 500 lb bomb? Less so.
Second, loiter time with heavy weights. Machines can't get tired. Flesh isn't so reliable, and even when it comes close it isn't easily replaceable.
Third, numbers. Pegasi make for natural paratroopers so why waste them on other tasks when a plane allows earth ponies (endurance, for resisting g-forces) and unicorns (which will sometimes have useful and usable magic to aid in their task).
And then you have simple speed. Sure you have (an) outliers who can go Ludicrous Speed, but endurance again crops up as it is a very rare individual who has not only trained themself to sprint for long distances, but be able to do so *at all* constantly over hundreds of miles.
Oh, and being able to armor the plane helps.
Also, what he said.
The overall reason for why Planes exist at all has already been stated above. No matter if Pegasus, Changeling or Griffon, Flying is more of a civilian use method of transportation rather than combat. Or, at least nowadays it is, when everybody has machine guns, Rifles and AA Emplacements to shred you apart. Naturally, Vehicles were invented that allowed for safer airborne military operations. First lightly Armoured Biplanes, then Monoplanes which gradually received better armour and speed.
All in all, You can probably see why nobody in their right mind would grab a Rifle and fly towards an enemy position during a war with nothing protecting him but the helmet on his head. Planes are not only FASTER, they are SAFER and DEADLIER as well. Be it bombs, cannons, rockets or whatever else: You can put it on a plane. Probably.