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When AVAir's American Eagle Flight 3464 pancaked into a darkened field more than two miles short of

The high cost of building and maintaining a high-technology jetliner with exposed engine fan blades

The Federal Aviation Administration, responding to criticism of lax security at major airports, orde

Comair Begins Service To More Florida CitiesComair, the Delta Connection regional airline, T

The people responsible for checking luggage for weapons and scrutinizing the badges of airline perso

Users and staff groups Thursday again endorsed congressional efforts to establish the Federal Aviati

Airlines have come a long way from the days just after deregulation when they refused to even consid

Air France Agrees To Buy 16 Boeing JetsPARIS - Air France has reached a $2 billion agreement

Opponents of wider availability of plutonium have taken up the issue of safe air transport of that n

Air Canada will resume full operations Friday following the settlement reached with striking groundw

Britain's Civil Aviation Authority has delayed for the foreseeable future implementing a smoke hood

Metro Air Net Down for QuarterMetro Airlines Inc. reported that second quarter net income wa

United Technologies Corp. Chairman Robert E. Daniell stressed the benefits of international joint ve

Representatives of the nation's biggest airlines held a rare meeting aimed at avoiding traveler dela

Despite an excellent year for U.S. aerospace companies, the president of the industry's trade group

A decline in the dollar's value has stimulated westbound air cargo demand across the Pacific, allowi

U.S. military leaders aren't exactly overjoyed by the performance of a new helicopter they are using

In his airline days he dealt closely with the air freight forwarders, and in his present career as a

Stricken trans-Atlantic carrier Highland Express won a 24-hour reprieve Tuesday in its battle to sta

African airlines will need $6 billion to replace 116 planes that will be banned on most European and

Canadian and Korean government negotiators, attempting to finalize terms of the first bilateral air

As the value of the dollar continues to decline, Takeo Hori, president of Nippon Cargo Airlines, see

Court Strikes Down Air Freight TaxA Florida circuit court has rejected the state's attempt t

Back off, Napa and Sonoma. Beware, Bordeaux and Burgundy. Runway Red, Runway White and a sco

Federal Aviation Administration Eastern Region Director Joseph Del Balzo last week defended the safe

British Airways has taken a calculated gamble in applying for the revocation of all British Caledoni

A dispute is simmering over a new treaty that some legislators say couldallow planes carryin

Braniff Completes Deal To Buy Florida ExpressBraniff Inc. said it completed a definitive agr

Jacques Ancher speaks of "factories" pumping out freight and express for air transport, and after a

Directors of Highland Express, the 6-month-old Scottish trans-Atlantic airline, were locked in meeti

The Boeing Co., one of the nation's largest exporters, today will pay $114 million to 95,000 of its

With both import and export volume growing rapidly, Taiwan air freight industry officials are negoti

David Davis, Massachusetts Port Authority executive director, says increased landing fees for genera

During the just finished summit talks, U.S. and Soviets officials completed an agreement allowing ex

BATTLING BOOKLETS might describe competing pamphlets distributed to customers by Boeing Commercial a

As part of its takeover attempt of Pan Am Corp., Braniff Inc. is seeking concessions valued at $800

Apollo Computer Inc. said it has received a $2.6 million contract to supply Apollo workstations for

Hapag-Lloyd Flug of West Germany has ordered six Boeing 737-500 airliners and taken options on two m

United Airlines Plans Seattle-Hawaii ServiceCHICAGO - United Airlines will begin daily non-s

From July next year, Australia's international airline Qantas will be able to carry passengers holdi