BNSF and JB Hunt target J-I-T volumes with new intermodal service
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Rail-air freight is becoming an increasingly feasible option for shippers looking for more sustainable long-haul routes.
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Klaus Geissler
March 17, 2015 at 7:49 amLothar, that sounds like “Old Wine in new Skins”.
That has been practized already in the 70ies esp. on the Transsiberian Route with IL 76 departing from VVO mainly to Vysoko-Litovsk (Russian-Polish Border) and than by Truck into Western Europe. At those days the IL 76 wasn’t allowed to fly into Western Europe. 3×20′ Seacontainers could be loaded. So its all coming back. Biggest commodity at that time were the “new” PCs e.g. ATARI and Commodore. Good Luck with the new Service.