With naval or aeronautical BULK CARIERS, GROS PORTEURS, or, better still, MERES PORTEUSES, surrogate mothers carrying out gestation for others, the constant expansion of the carrying capacity of o ur various vehicles does indeed flag the sudden shift in travel, which was solitary not so long ago but will soon be embarked on (embedded) communally as we head to uncertain destinations where speed becomes a kind of destiny.
Here, we might note a new type o f highly manoeuvrable transport plane that is particularly revelatory of the coming revol ution in haulage. lhe SKYLANDER, manufactured in France, is a veritable LAND ROVER of the sky, capable of operating in dificult conditions and hostile environments, with maximum payloads and flight ranges. Canada's TWIN OTTER, said to be a 'rustic aircraft', is also a versatile twin-engine turboprop that can take on freight or passengers as required in conditions of rudimentary comfort, where passengers travel standing up, like cattle in a cattle truck, while awaiting further, even more radical, developments.
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