Air Cargo

PAN AMERICAN JET IN NEAR MISS AT LOGANBOSTON - A Pan American World Airways jet taking off h

After Vienna's International Airport opened a sparkling, glassed-in extension to its main terminal b

Ed Moore has dealt with thousands of people in his day, but those he remembers most gave him their n

Cargo figures are up and passenger figures are down at Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport.

Opponents of a controversial airport fee program at Boston's Logan International Airport moved one s

Facing a dramatic loss in revenue, Alaska's two international airports are scrambling to attract add

ROADWAY SERVICES INC. (Akron, Ohio) - Michael W. Wickham was named vice president, administration an

Airbus Industrie added two new Super Guppies to its existing four-craft fleet that links the multina

Japan Air Lines net profit for the six months ended Sept. 30 was $132 million, 25.9 percent up on 19

EMERY SIGNS PACT TO REFINANCE HUBWILTON, Conn. - As expected, Emery Air Freight Corp. has re

John W. Martin was named terminal manager of CEX's Maspeth, N.Y., terminal. He was a supervisor at M

Aviation industry insiders expect few short-term shifts in air policies as the Bush administration t

Thomas Jerry Orr, who helped build Charlotte/Douglas International Airport into one of the nation's

Piedmont Airlines reported it flew 1.1 billion revenue passenger-miles in October, a record, and 11.

Five American all-cargo carriers are vying for Washington's permission to fly round-trip charter fli

DOT REFUSES REVIEW OF TWA MANAGEMENTThe Transportation Department Wednesday dismissed an eme

A search by Brazil's third largest commercial airline, Transbrasil SA, for a foreign financial savio

Six people, including two South African army officers, have been indicted on charges they smuggled r

YEARS AGO, when the U.S. air freight forwarding community was struggling to achieve acceptance from

U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter Monday sharply criticized West Germany for increasing its

For the eighteenth consecutive year, Austrian Airlines in 1988 expects to turn a profit. Ear

Some consumer advocates have been asking the government to take its monthly reports comparing airlin

An $8.4 million contract awarded this week by the Federal Aviation Administration signals the start

DELTA REPORTS INCREASE IN CARGO AT ORLANDOORLANDO, Fla. - Delta Air Lines reported it boarde

Flying Tiger Line Inc. has withdrawn its request for an exemption from San Francisco International A

EDSON EXPRESS INC. (Thornton, Colo.) - Sonny Capps was named terminal manager for operations in Phoe

Europe eventually must speak with one voice in negotiating aviation agreements with the United State

Emery Air Freight Corp. may be moving its operations from San Francisco to Oakland next year, airpor

IATA NAMES PRESIDENT FOR 1988-1989 TERMJerzy Slowinski, general director of LOT Polish Airli

The European Investment Bank announced that it is lending $267 million to British Aerospace to help

In his first major move since taking the company private, investor Carl Icahn shook up the managemen

Troubled Emery Air Freight Corp. moved closer to turning the corner in the third quarter. Th

As expected, LOT Polish Airlines announced here Friday that it will purchase three twinjet widebody

New technology can reduce the cost and negative environmental effects of new transportation faciliti

Aviation lawyers so far are the biggest winners in the inter-airline battle involving the Chicago Mi

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CF AIRFREIGHT FACILITY ESTABLISHED IN BRUSSELSPALO ALTO, Calif. - CF AirFreight has moved to

Texas Air Corp. lost $114.1 million on revenue of $2.1 billion during the third quarter. This compar

For the first time in 15 years, a U.S. commercial aircraft builder has cracked the Soviet Union's ho

Within a year the head of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey expects to resolve a dispute