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Flying Tiger Line workers, who in late 1986 granted the company $60 million a year in pay concession

Korean Air Lines has decided to purchase two A300-600 Airbuses, the latest model of the French A300

Eastern Airlines said it will appeal a contempt-of-court citation imposed by a judge who ruled that

HUSH, HUSH, SWEET 727, could become a popular song if one large cargo carrier succeeds in a new appr

Air Midwest operated 12.7 million revenue passenger-miles in February, down 5.3 percent from 13.5 mi

The first of 200 Chinese-made tail fins for the 737 has been officially handed over to Boeing Commer

Europe's congested airspace is bringing air traffic systems to the verge of breakdown and is costing

Aeromexico, the Mexican government's wholly owned passenger airline, said it is being forced by fina

McDonnell Douglas Promotes ExecutivesST. LOUIS - Following the promotion of John McDonnell t

In many industries, it is one of those unspoken rules not to go public with your complaints about t

The International Civil Aviation Organization, a United Nations body that oversees the safety and ef

Recent price increases for carriage of outbound air cargo to the Orient, announced several months ag

Grumman Corp. Plans To Reduce Work ForceBETHPAGE, N.Y. - Grumman Corp. has announced it will

Still recovering from a damaging four-week closure, London's new Docklands airport is to gain four k

A joint Transportation Department-Federal Aviation Administration task force may provide ways to imp

Piedmont Registers Certificates With SECWINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Piedmont Airlines said it has

Railway Progress Institute, joint seminar with CSX Transportation on New Partnership for a New Era,

Fueled by record annual earnings and rumors of a possible takeover, the stock of Tiger International

Transportation Secretary James Burnley has moved to strengthen the 100 percent airport security comp

Commuter airlines that operate in New Jersey could be inspected as part of a federal probe nationwid

Burlington Air Express is undertaking a new strategy that stresses international operations.

For the first time ever, the Federal Aviation Administration's annual industry forecast received a f

Arthur C. Bass is a former president of Federal Express Corp. He was incorrectly identified in Tuesd

Legislation has been introduced in Congress to delay implementing the Massachusetts Port Authority's

Britannia Airways Buys Long-range Boeing 767Britannia Airways has announced the purchase of

Citing the strains of explosive growth, the Federal Aviation Administration Tuesday launched a year-

The air freight industry has an insatiable taste for guessing games. One of its current diversions i

Officer to Push Proxies For Emery Air BoardNEW YORK - Arthur C. Bass, a president of Federal

Pan American World Airways named two new vice presidents. William R. Lange was selected to b

A House of Representatives panel has cleared aviation product liability reform legislation but the b

Despite loss of one lucrative maintenance contract, Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Co. Ltd. reports

Once bytten, twice shy. Computers are stupid. If they aren't told exactly what to do, they d

Five major airlines allow flight crews to bypass metal detectors at Los Angeles International Airpor

The sudden departure of the Federal Aviation Administration's public relations chief last week signa

A flight attendants' union official said Friday that Transportation Department plans to test airline

JAR WARS ARE COMING over the Transportation Department's proposed drug-testing rules for a half-mill

USAir Places Order For 50 Boeing 737sUSAir Inc. ordered 50 Boeing 737 jetliners in three mod

The cost of mailing a letter will go up within a few weeks, once the Postal Rate Commission decides

A federal judge has ruled that Trans World Airlines did not bargain in bad faith to precipitate and

The Connecticut state Transportation Department will solicit proposals for development of an air car