Air Cargo

They're the kind of quarterly results that chief financial officers at most transportation companies

Transporting Dangerous Goods By Air, two-day seminar, Nov. 1-2. Viscount Hotel, San Diego, Calif. Co

Air carriers continue to press the Federal Aviation Administration for relieffrom emergency

Only months after proclaiming itself back on course, Hong Hong's first all- cargo air carrier, Trans

TWO AIRLINES TO SHARE SERVICES AT PITTSBURGHPITTSBURGH - As part of the integration of Piedm

The Boeing Co. next year will build a $23 million factory near Spokane International Airport to make

THERE IS APPARENTLY NO QUESTION in Francois Bachelet's mind that the scheduled airline industry of t

QANTAS AND BA SELECT ROLLS-ROYCE ENGINESGREENWICH, Conn. - Two foreign airlines have selecte

President Reagan is expected to sign a bill this week that agriculture officials say will help end f

Plans by Irish aircraft leasing company Guinness Peat Aviation to set up a hub-and-spoke operation i

Shelling out $5,870 simply to send a senior executive from here to New York for four hours might see

British Airways wants to use its large route network better to develop a lucrative courier service,

The departed 100th Congress left behind it a pair of pre-election gifts for some airline employees a

More than 120 exhibitors from nine countries will participate in the Inter Airport/Air Cargo Exhibit

The Costa Rican airline Lacsa, sticking its neck out a bit, announced plans this week to expand air

Through the years, airlines have used slogans ranging from Fly the Friendly Skies to We Really Move

European transportation ministers agreed last week to measures to combat increasing flight delays, s

GSA AWARDS CONTRACT TO AIRBORNE EXPRESSThe federal Government Services Administration awarde

British Airways PLC has helped U.S. aerospace giant Boeing Commercial Airplanes make a record sales

AIR CANADA (New York) - John J. McGilvray was named New York cargo sales and service manager. He wil

Recently Royal Jordanian, the airline of Jordan, hauled some exotic cargo from Los Angeles to Amman:

Four airlines from Australia, Canada, Malaysia and Iceland separately announced plans to buy seven B

An upcoming, congressionally mandated review of a 19-year-old rule controlling access at four airpor

At Airbus Industrie's assembly plant here at the foot of the Pyrenees mountains, production is crank

CONTINENTAL TO EXPAND ITS SERVICE TO MEXICODENVER - Continental Airlines will further expand

Hundreds of tons of air freight bound from Seattle to Europe are being trucked to airports as far aw

This coastal border city hasn't had passenger airline service since last year but that doesn't mean

AMR Corp., the parent of American Airlines, reports dramatically increased earnings for the third qu

Traditional air freight forwarders will continue to play an important role in the air cargo business

A prototype screening device that detects plastic explosives, dynamite and other explosives not iden

With small package carriers beefing up their global networks, two Pacific Northwest ports are spendi

The Federal Aviation Administration is preparing to order a broader inspection of older Boeing 737 a

TNT Mailfast's volume increased about 20 percent last month, when the British Post was paralyzed by

The international air route case that won't go away has returned like a boomerang. And few o

BRITISH REVEAL PLAN TO IMPROVE AIR SAFETYLONDON - Britain's Civil Aviation Authority unveile

Prompted by an airborne chemical spill last February, the National Transportation Safety Board Tuesd

$1 BILLION BA ORDER TARGETS BOEING, GELONDON - British Airways is ordering more than 35 new

The world aviation industry has a bright future despite some problems on the horizon, executives at

A foot-long crack and 29 smaller ones were discovered by chance on a Continental Airlines Boeing 737

With sunset still an hour away, the pilot made a quick check of his 5,000 passengers, then rolled do