Air Cargo

Under pressure from congressional investigators, the Army has told its top Corps of Engineers genera

In order to supply quickly the $100 million worth of goods required for its major Exhibition India p

AAR Corp. Purchases Fourth Boeing 737-300ELK GROVE VILLAGE, Ill. - AAR Corp. has purchased a

Do trade incentives promote commerce? In the case of Scottish Development Agency they sure d

The coming of interactive computer airline reservation systems was as essential to our modern air tr

Airbus Industrie, the European commercial jet manufacturer, says a year-long search for a site to bu

European Airlines Plan New Tariff StructureBeginning April 1, a number of European airlines

Lufthansa AG's passenger and freight volumes increased significantly in 1987 and financial results a

Spain is sprucing up its transportation network in the preparation for the 1992 Summer Olympic games

The same day John McDonnell succeeded his cousin Sanford N. McDonnell as chairman and chief executiv

Trans World Airlines' flight attendants union won another round in its long- running battle to rever

Passenger airlines in January turned in improved on-time performance and in February received the lo

The role of London's Heathrow Airport as a crossroads of the world for air passenger and cargo traff

Thai Airways International has been forced by a government ministry to postpone again its decision t

Long ago Larry L. Rodberg nailed down his philosophical line of demarcation between what has come to

Kuehne & Nagel AG, West Germany's largest freight forwarder,has formed joint ventures with long-time

United Parcel Service, the giant small-package delivery specialist, plans to complete the transition

Continental Airlines is seeking to open a hub in West Berlin to serve destinations in West Germany a

The projected orders for new aircraft through the rest of the century will not keep aircraft builder

NASA to Buy 747-100 To Transport ShuttleCAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - NASA will acquire a Boeing 74

A British businessman stationed outside Chicago needs a day-old copy of his hometown newspaper, The

Fokker Delivers First 100 TwinjetsSwissair Monday accepted the first delivery of the new Fok

Schiphol Airport is slashing landing fees for freighter aircraft in a bid for a larger share of Euro

With U.S. exports booming and air cargo rates across the Pacific due to rise 10 percent to 15 percen

The excitement in the air cargo industry will be increasingly centered on the export side of the bus

European ministers and senior aerospace executives will make a last-ditch attempt in Paris today to

AN AMBUSH AT APPROPRIATIONS GAP cut Transportation Secretary James Burnley off at the pass Thursday

Nippon Cargo Airlines will begin service to Europe this spring. Under terms of a recently si

TWA Union Election Upheld by US CourtThe U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia

Lufthansa Airlines will not hold the official grand opening ceremonies for its new cargo terminal at

The travel industry has been having more than its share of problems with the slide of the U.S. dolla

Transportation negotiators for three Scandinavian countries say they halted talks with the United St

Delta Seeks Approval For Routes to MexicoDelta Air Lines is seeking authorization to fly bet

Air carriers attempting to avoid the high cost of new freighters represent a potential market for us

Aerospatiale's president Henri Martre denied reports Airbus Industrie reached agreement with McDonne

The international aviation industry is being hamstrung by restrictive bilateral accords that govern

The new management of Eastern Airlines mapped plans for prices and routes with two other Texas Air c

The free world's largest commercial aircraft builders agree that improving the cost-effectiveness of

Irish carrier Aer Lingus won a major shot in the arm for its European network this week with news th

First V2500 Engines Shipped to AirbusEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - The first two International Aero