Do you think aviation can put trucking out of business??

[CPPU12345]

Originally Posted by jambo101

Even if air could transport the amount of goods trucking now transports how would you get the products from the airport to the stores?

The trucks could drive themselves into the planes.

Or the trucks could leave the cargos on the transport belts, then the workers make sure the cargos are secured to fly.

How do they sound to you?

[Redraven]

Originally Posted by CPPU12345

The trucks could drive themselves into the planes.

Or the trucks could leave the cargos on the transport belts, then the workers make sure the cargos are secured to fly.

How do they sound to you?

That does not answer the question!
What type of transport are you planning to use to get the goods from the air cargo terminal to the town or store that ordered them?
Billings, MT is about the only airport in Eastern Montana that has air cargo service on a regular basis. How are you going to get groceries from Billings to Winnet or Roundup or Stanford or any of the other small towns in Eastern Montana? Many other areas across the country have the same problems.
"If you got it, a truck brought it!"
THAT is a fact!

[BugsyPal]

Originally Posted by CPPU12345

The trucks could drive themselves into the planes.

Or the trucks could leave the cargos on the transport belts, then the workers make sure the cargos are secured to fly.

How do they sound to you?

UPS has one of the largest airlines in the world, yet you don't see a 747 dropping off your packages do you?




https://www.planespotters.net/airlin...l-Service-(UPS)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UPS_Airlines

[CPPU12345]

Originally Posted by Redraven

That does not answer the question!
What type of transport are you planning to use to get the goods from the air cargo terminal to the town or store that ordered them?
Billings, MT is about the only airport in Eastern Montana that has air cargo service on a regular basis. How are you going to get groceries from Billings to Winnet or Roundup or Stanford or any of the other small towns in Eastern Montana? Many other areas across the country have the same problems.
"If you got it, a truck brought it!"
THAT is a fact!

Trucks, of course, at this point.

I was suggesting a hybird transportation.

Eventhough everything would become auto, the smallest hand on labors might still in needs.

But if the trucks could drop off goods at your door posts or garages, then the trucks would get new nickies.