The Bristol Method of Air Freight Handling: A Series of Standardized Containers to Simplify Allocation of Floor Area and Economize Space

Abstract

IT has been contended that from the operators' point of view air freight is preferable to passengers because of the inability to complain or be the cause of any of the minor troubles experienced with passengers, but in the past—at least so far as civil operations were concerned—air freighting as such has represented only a small proportion of the total loads carried by aircraft.

Citation

Davis, J.H. (1947), "The Bristol Method of Air Freight Handling: A Series of Standardized Containers to Simplify Allocation of Floor Area and Economize Space", Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, Vol. 19 No. 1, pp. 27-28. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb031461