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Braniff Inc. flew 407.8 million revenue passenger miles in May, up from 268.9 million RPMs in May 19

In the past six months, a group of brazen thieves has stolen six high- performan ce turboprop airpla

The export control agency Cocom June 14 approved the sale of three European aircraft to the East blo

THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION held firm last week when industry groupsapplied pressure

Continental Airlines flew 3.3 billion revenue-passenger miles in May 1988 compared with 3.1 billion

The European Space Agency Wednesday launched its new, powerful generation of Ariane rocket, lifting

CARGO DEVELOPMENT GROUP (Houston) - Gary Jacobs was appointed manager of operations in Denver. He wa

TEXAS AIR STILL SEEKS TO SETTLE WITH EASTERNNEW YORK - Texas Air Corp. Chairman Frank Lorenz

New Jersey Transport Brokers' Association, topic of monthly meeting will be credit and collection, J

A record number of flights will clog air corridors over Europe this summer, strain heavily traveled

Emery Air Freight Corp. is beginning to reap the benefits from its purchase last year of Purolator C

USAir flew 1.6 billion revenue passenger miles in May, a gain of 41.2 percent over the 1.1 billion f

Facing a third and possibly final deadline, Federal Express Corp. announcedplans to inaugura

Traditional government-backed export credit facilities are increasingly being replaced as a means fo

Braniff Inc.'s new owner says it will expand the airline. At the same time, however, PaineWe

The landmark business partnership struck recently between British Airways and United Airlines looks

Beech Aircraft Corp. Wednesday won government approval for its Starship business-class turboprop aft

Aeromexico Resumes Service to Resort CitiesMexico's bankrupt national airline, Aeromexico, i

Jacques Ancher probably does not have Tacitus on his mind. But he sounds every bit like that old Rom

A dramatic accident involving a Boeing 737 airplane has forced the nation's airline industry to chal

Austria's Lauda Air is flying into and out of Australia once a week, but no frills operator Virgin A

Scandinavian Airlines System has ordered 61 McDonnell Douglas MD-80s to replace the airline's curren

At the midpoint of its transition to operating its own airline, United Parcel Service Inc. thinks it

COCOM EXPECTED TO OK PLANE SALES TO E. BLOCThe export control agency Cocom should approve th

Sputtering Pan Am Corp. better brace for jarring head winds from its three holdout unions. T

Federal Aviation Administration staffers are facing a two-week deadline for devising a plan for impl

Control Data Corp. is the first company to warehouse critical parts and components at the new Americ

The accommodations are deluxe with roomy seats and high-technology equipment aboard this shiny new j

Judge Allows United To Keep Tokyo RouteUnited Airlines' hold on the North Pacific route link

The Pritzker family holding company, Dalfort Corp., is selling its majority stake in Braniff Inc. to

STEADILY BUILDING LAWYER BILLINGS are giving the blues to the trade groups fighting the Massachusett

For Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer, the other shoe falls or will be set down softly Friday,

The British Airports Authority, manager of London's Heathrow and Gatwickairports and five ot

Pan Am Corp. is in such desperate financial straits that it was forced to take the drastic step of p

DHL Worldwide Express, a large international air express carrier, has formed a joint venture with th

Eastern Air Faces Restructuring ProgramNEW YORK - Texas Air Corp. Chairman Frank Lorenzo sai

Council of Logistics Management/University of Tennessee, 1988 International Logistics Program, June

The clock is ticking on an aging fleet of air freighters, judging by a recent analysis by an aviatio

Safety Crew Reviews Operations at O'HareThe head of the Federal Aviation Administration Wedn

BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD (Fort Worth, Texas) - Bob Scott was named manager of BN's new Cincinnat