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The unsung road network powering the world’s global air cargo

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By James Graham Verified
| Air Cargo Week Verified
Road feeder services (RFS) are evolving from a background operational function into a strategic component of airfreight networks, enabling airlines to extend reach beyond major hubs, improve flexibility and integrate road and air transport into a single coordinated logistics system. The sector is undergoing rapid professionalisation and digitisation, driven by demand for greater visibility, tighter service guarantees and operational efficiency.
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Will empty cabs lead to empty promises?

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By James Graham Verified
| Air Cargo Week Verified
Europe’s heavy goods vehicle driver shortage has become a structural constraint on logistics, with around 444,000 vacancies in 2025 and projections suggesting the gap could exceed 700,000 by the end of the decade, driven by ageing workforces, low recruitment and regulatory friction. Road Feeder Services (RFS), which underpin much of Europe’s air cargo connectivity, are particularly exposed because they operate within tight scheduling windows aligned to flight departures.
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Grounded jets, rolling trucks: FedEx’s high-stakes future bet on the road more taken

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By James Graham Verified
| Air Cargo Week Verified
A fatal UPS MD-11F crash in November 2025 triggered a global FAA grounding of the aircraft type; UPS retired its fleet, while FedEx invested about US$175 million to keep and later return its 29 MD-11Fs to service, partly offsetting disruption by shifting 18 domestic routes onto trucking under air waybills.
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