Air Cargo

In what appears to be a tactical move, the Teamsters union has accepted federal arbitration to end i

The aviation community has closed ranks to voice nearly unanimous opposition to a plan aimed at rest

Some foreign investors in Rolls-Royce PLC, the airplane engine maker, are going to be forced by the

An international freight forwarders organization has endorsed a single, standard, simplified bill of

Airbus Industrie expects to deliver 68 of its A300 and A310 wide-bodied jets this year, more than do

Cessna Aircraft Corp. recorded a major success last year with deliveries of its workhorse 208 Carava

Brazil's international flagship airline Varig is denying recently published reports that it suffered

Air Cargo Equipment Buying Back StockAir Cargo Equipment Corp. will repurchase up to 5 perce

Airlines have been forced to reschedule 350 flights and cancel 50 flights a day at Los Angeles Inter

Freight forwarders and passengers can look forward to some new corporate faces after USAir and Piedm

The Teamsters union Tuesday set a Feb. 11 strike deadline against Pan American World Airways after r

General aviation achieved its safest year on record in 1987, while commercial carriers recorded the

Faced with the possibility of commercial air traffic overloads at Seattle- Tacoma International Airp

Christian C. Rubitschon lays no claim to the possession of unique prophetic powers. He relies, howev

Metro Airlines Inc. is providing Federal Express Corp. with feeder service. Metro recently b

Flight Testing Planned For Airbus Jet EngineEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - The V2500 jet engine, bei

U.S. general aviation manufacturers posted a four-year high in exports in 1987, despite a drop in pr

The Supreme Court Tuesday heard arguments over Trans World Airlines' appeal of a lower court ruling

The president of de Havilland Aircraft Co. is Ronald B. Woodard. In a wire story about the Boeing Co

Pan Am Corp. directors meet this morning to consider a package of concessionsfrom its unions

Southwestern Bell Gets Airline Phone ContractAmerican Airlines and Southwestern Bell have re

Some passengers of Delta Air Lines Flight 943 didn't seem to mind when they found out they were flyi

Once again the future of the $1.5 billion microwave landing system program appears in jeopardy due t

The pilot fumed as he pushed through the cabin of the Aeroflot jet. It was 2 a.m., and he had found

Aeroflot to Compensate Passengers for DelaysThe Soviet national carrier Aeroflot, notorious

In an effort to reduce debt, Emery Air Freight Corp. of Wilton, Conn., has sold a significant portio

Brazil's willingness to accept a near doubling of authorized Brazil-U.S. flights clears the way for

Opposing interests, national and local, appear on a collision course as the debate continues over th

TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY JAMES BURNLEY IS EARNING THE SAME OLD MARKS for exhibiting the same old att

A western Canadian airline may buy 82-passenger British Aerospace BAe 146 jets, in part because of d

The Federal Aviation Administration has fined Buffalo Express Airlines Inc. $950,000 for operating w

Delta Begins Service With Latest MD-88LONG BEACH, Calif. - Delta Air Lines has begun service

Some of the nation's largest breweries are aiding communities in the Pittsburgh area whose water sup

What Washington giveth, it also taketh away. When President Reagan late last year signed the

American Airlines plans to begin daily, non-stop service from Raleigh, N.C., to Paris on May 26, rec

The fast-moving pace of business travel has been the main impediment to successfully producing trave

Unless regularly scheduled, airlines will have to notify U.S. Department of Agriculture at least 12

The International Airfreight and Distribution Exhibition and Conference - "Airfreight 88" - is to be

The Cargo Development Group, Continental Airlines' cargo marketing and operations arm, is the first

The world's airlines carried more than 1 billion passengers in 1987, the first time in history the i