Air Cargo

Hanjin Group Ships First Boeing PartsEVERETT, Wash. - The Hanjin Group, the same Korean cong

The Massachusetts Port Authority still plans to implement its controversial Logan International Airp

Discussions are under way between the governments of Australia and New Zealand to explore means for

Trans World Airlines has entered into two novel collaborative agreements with foreign airlines allow

Federal Express Corp. and Pratt & Whitney are expected within several weeks to introduce noise dampe

Over the postwar decades spanning the history of air cargo as a structured industry, air carrier and

American Airlines Inc. has been ordered to pay a New York film company damages of $10.5 million, aft

A written plea submitted by lawyers for Boeing Co. at the first round of hearings in the Tokyo Distr

Boeing 767-200 Sets Twinjet Distance MarkA new Boeing 767-200, owned by Air Mauritius, set a

The Federal Aviation Administration's investigations of two Texas Air Corp. carriers will follow par

Aeromexico, a wholly state-owned airline, filed for bankruptcy in what was seen as the first step to

Korean Air Lines Orders P&W EnginesEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - Korean Air Lines has selected Prat

The Supreme Court has invited the Independent Federation of Flight Attendants to file a response to

A series of multilateral accords will govern international aviation by the year 2000, predicts a se

In the capital-intensive air cargo industry, gearing up for rapid growth can be a risky proposition.

The National Transportation Safety Board expects to know within a month whether the midair engine fi

Boeing Commercial To Upgrade FreighterNEW YORK - Boeing Commercial Airplanes, will introduce

United Airlines will borrow some traffic tips from the banking industry when it opens a new cargo ha

ARE JEFF SHANE'S HIGH COURT ASPIRATIONS dead at the hands of a friend's joke? Mr. Shane, dep

The provincial government of British Columbia is seeking speedy transfer of Vancouver International

A walkout by Aeromexico ground workers last week revived calls for the state airline's privatization

DHL WORLDWIDE EXPRESS (Redwood City, Calif.) - Richard A. Rossi was appointed director of marketing

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is investigating alleged irregularities found in the books of a Ca

United Technologies Reports Rise in NetHARTFORD, Conn. - United Technologies Corp. reported

Officials Discuss Sale Of Aircraft to East BlocPARIS - Government officials from the United

A regional airline that operates a fleet of airport vans intends to begin hauling cargo in those van

Robert O. Wagner was elected to the new position of vice president- information services at Pan Amer

Air Inter, the state-controlled airline that operates inside France, is girding for its first brush

Back in the dark days before the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978, it appeared as if the two leading

A union that represents more than 7,000 production line workers at Boeing Co.'s jumbo jet factory sa

There will be mergers within the Australian air cargo forwarding industry as competition increases a

Defects being uncovered in Boeing Co. jetliners are largely the result of hiring thousands of new wo

With his controversial takeover of British Caledonian Airways due to be finalized this week, Lord Ki

The nation's chief transportation safety advocate continues to support keeping the Federal Aviation

CF OCEAN SERVICE (Long Beach, Calif.) - Robert J. Haluska was named national sales manager for the w

The planned partial sale of state-owned Air Canada will allow it to plan for fleet renewal, said Air

Dickinson Nominated For Safety Board SeatAs expected, the White House Tuesday evening starte

European and North American postal authorities are set to launch their much- discussed express mail

Cabinet Finishing Draft Of Air Cargo PolicyState and Transportation Department officials Tue

When top managers from Boeing Commercial Airplane Co. took newsmen through its cavernous 747 assembl