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>Speed is somewhat irrelevant here No, it's not, because people. I really don't see a future where anyone gives up civil aviation for the climate. More likely
by ramesh31 3y ago
>Speed is somewhat irrelevant here
No, it's not, because people. I really don't see a future where anyone gives up civil aviation for the climate. More likely a combination of electrification, biofuel, and hydrogen will be the solution.
- closewith 3y agoIt's already happening with TEN-T on the continent. Even though slower, travel by train in generally city centre to city centre and much less hassle, so where feasible can supplant aviation.
- defrost 3y agoWhat does civil aviation have to do with the bulk transport of goods by massive container and bulk carrier ships? Ship journey time is irrevelant to volume | tonnage moved as the limiting factors are port capacity and water approach limitations. A ship journey is a long pipe, you can pop 6 ships a day in one end and have 6 ships a day arriving at the other end.
- closewith 3y agoKind of irrelevant to reducing aviation emissions, given that people only pay for air freight when speed is a priority.