Air Cargo

Improving hazardous cargo identification and packaging, and updating aircraft systems for handling a

EDEN AIR EXTENDS SERVICES IN EUROPEIRVINE, Calif. - Eden Air Freight has extended services t

UNITED AIRLINES (Chicago) - Lawrence M. Nagin has been named senior vice president, corporate and ex

HUB-ONE, HUB-TWO, but will there be many more? Only time will tell, say officials of Federal

Operators of major U.S. airports must recognize that what was once a partnership with the airlines t

MSAS Cargo International Inc., one of the world's largest air freight forwarders, plans a major shop

DOT MOVES FOR TIGERS IN DISPUTE WITH JAPANThe Department of Transportation on Friday ruled i

Landing a passenger jet or cargo plane at Lindbergh Field here can be one of commercial aviation's

Flying Tiger Line Inc. continues to suffer frustration from Japanese officials' refusal to grant the

TWA PILOTS FILE SUIT TO BLOCK BUY-OUT PLANNEW YORK - Pilots at Trans World Airlines Inc. Wed

The post office and the Union of Communication Workers are believed to have reached tentative agreem

State-run Air India, in the red for 15 straight months, appears to be turning the corner. Ma

About 1,600 airport executives will gather in Seattle starting Sunday to consider how they need to c

Wardair Canada Inc. has purchased 16 Fokker 100 fan-jets and taken options on eight others.

Air Canada asked a Canadian appeals court to overturn an order by the National Transportation Agency

British Aerospace PLC this week won both British certification for the 146-300, its largest jet, and

AMERICAN TO EXPAND SAN JUAN CARGO HUBDALLAS - American Airlines said it will spend $100 mill

Backers are seeking private investment for Lan Chile, Chile's national carrier. Corporacion

A new airline to replace the liquidated Aeromexico is expected to be flying by Oct. 1, according to

Regional airlines may become hot takeover candidates if United Airlines, the nation's No. 2 air carr

Labor Day was a particularly unfit time to start getting pink slips, Eastern Airlines employees say,

FEDERAL EXPRESS SEEKS EUROPEAN OPERATIONSMEMPHIS, Tenn. - Federal Express Corp. is negotiati

Hans F. Hofstetter leaves little doubt that he considers the integrated international air carrier a

Airbus Industrie, the European plane maker in which four nations have a stake, is assessing sales po

A massive redevelopment project at Kennedy International Airport could be delayed by a dispute over

Landing fees and building rental charges at T.P. Green Airport, Rhode Island's only commercial air f

AVIATION HISTORY UP IN SMOKE. That's how one witness described watching a historic wooden hangar bur

Flying Tiger Line Inc. continues to suffer frustration from Tokyo airport officials' refusal to gran

AIR SAFETY BILL TO BE REINTRODUCEDWASHINGTON - Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, said he will

Congress starts the quadrennial election rush Wednesday and it's likely to head for home next month

Air Canada has asked the National Transportation Agency for a moratorium on the latter's demand for

The 40th Farnborough International Airshow, which opens on Sunday, promises to be the biggest and be

Enthusiastic investors are besieging underwriters seeking to buy shares in Air Canada, just under ha

The Dubai government is planning the construction of a new air cargo terminal, according to a U.S. c

Adapting military aircraft fuel system technology may not be the simple step to reducing post-crash

The West German government probably will reduce its controlling stake in Lufthansa, the nation's fla

America West Airlines has Begun Seatfone Service, the seat-back version of the Airfone Inflight Tele

Continental Airlines said it intends to begin service Nov. 1 to two new Australian destinations, Cai

CARGO GROWTH UP 15 PERCENT, PASSENGERS UP 2.5 PERCENTCargo tonnage continues to edge upward,

Seven people died and 82 were rescued Wednesday when an aging Trident jet operated by China's flag c