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A science museum has put one of its prize exhibits, a 70-ton Boeing 707, up for grabs, but so far th

Hopscotch is a game normally associated with young children. In the case of CF AirFreight, a young c

Texas Air Corp. Reports Net LossTexas Air Corp. reported a third quarter net loss of $72.8 m

The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a lower court decision that lets individual states

Lufthansa, the West German airline, said Monday that the highly touted Cadillac air bridge had been

In the unlikely event of monopolies investigators advising the government this week to reject the pr

Korean Air Lines on Monday won "substantial" but undisclosed damages from a British newspaper, The G

Boeing Receives Orders From Three AirlinesThree airlines have ordered one plane each from Bo

Rampant consumer dissatisfaction with airline service among members of Congress found another outlet

HAL Merger Delayed By Financial TurmoilTurmoil in world financial markets has postponed and

The Transportation Department, in approving USAir's acquisition of Piedmont Airlines, chose to view

ATTENTION PLEASE: Arrival delay expected. No, this isn't the latest airline lamentation abou

Earnings Soar For McDonnellST. LOUIS - McDonnell Douglas Corp. earned $80.3 million, or $1.9

Braniff Inc. said it reached agreement to merge with Florida Express Inc. The agreement in p

Galileo, the computerized airline reservations system in which United Airlines is a partner, announc

A cab driver recently expressed the concern of many who work for a living in Houston. "They tell us

For the second time this month, American Airlines went into court to protect its Sabre computer rese

The shape of the future for both USAir and Piedmont Airlines hinges on today's Transportation Depart

McDonnell Douglas Taps Bendix for C-17LONG BEACH, Calif. - McDonnell Douglas Corp. awarded a

Faced with a certain filibuster, Senate leaders worked out a compromise measure banning smoking on a

Qantas Orders 2 More Boeing 767-300ERsSEATTLE, Wash. - Quantas Airways Ltd. is buying two mo

The United States and the European Community have agreed on a framework for negotiations aimed at de

A trade dispute between U.S. aircraft manufacturers and Airbus Industrie is close to being resolved,

The next stage of Malaysia's privatization program may be complete next year, the governor of Bank N

In an industry environment where the price is governed by market forces, the last several years have

As passenger traffic remains sluggish, Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Ltd. is defering indefinitely plans

USAir Earnings Nearly DoubleUSAir Group earned $71.8 million, or $1.66 a share, in the third

Kuehne & Nagel, West Germany's largest forwarder, plans to inaugurate a new sea-air and sea-land con

Eastern Airlines delays more of one type of maintenance than any other airline, according to the pre

The continuing revelations concerning airline maintenance delays and the leaking of an airline mecha

Wings West Optimistic On Traffic for 1988LOS ANGELES - Wings West's traffic should continue

Boeing System Factors Time Into NavigationBoeing Commercial Airplane Co.'s 737-400 model is

They said it couldn't be done - but Britain's newest airport opened for business in a blaze of publi

The Hyundai conglomerate of South Korea is eyeing technical and financial links with a number of maj

Five persons, including a Chicago minister, were charged after police broke up what they called the

State-owned Air Canada is seeking the approval of the Canadian government to buy a 90 percent stake

Eastern Loses $67.4 MillionEastern Airlines Inc. lost $67.4 million in the third quarter, co

An airplane that took off without its owner when he cranked its propeller to start it has been foun

Loss of JAL Order A Blow to PrattEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - Analysts say Japan Air Lines dealt a

Japan's National Security Council has endorsed the selection by the Japan Defense Agency of General