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Senate committee action Tuesday increased the chances that willful violators of federal aviation reg

As The Boeing Company concocts poison pills to prevent a hostile takeover by corporate raider T. Boo

The proposed merger of British Airways and British Caledonian Airways is meeting resistance from con

Jet America to Merge With Alaska AirlinesSEATTLE - The holding company for Alaska Airlines a

Air Express Says Net Income RisesDARIEN, Conn. - Air Express International Corp. reported ne

Western diplomats claimed a secret airlift of U.S. arms to anti-government guerrillas in Angola cont

The airline buying binge that has propelled Boeing's jetliner sales to record heights each of the la

British Aerospace PLC is offering U.S. and other aerospace companies the opportunity to compete for

Airline passengers who see a broken seat in the plane cabin may be justified in worrying about how w

Byrd to Push Universal Transponder UseSenate Majority Leader Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., plans to

Japan Air Lines, soon to become a private company, hopes to cash in on the experience and product de

Somewhere within the United States, a group of venture capitalists holds visions of flight, the flig

WILL THE REAL ADMINISTRATOR PLEASE STAND UP? T. Allan McArtor, the new head of the Federal Aviation

Britain's leading charter airlines Friday joined the battleground surrounding British Airways' contr

Rockwell International Corp. reported net income for its third quarter was $170.1 million, or 61 cen

Echoing themes he sounded last fall, Senate majority leader Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., charged the Rea

London not only ranks high as the favored European port of entry from North America, it holds the No

Testimony Continues In Merger HearingsAfter an administrative law judge moved swiftly to sch

The four-nation Amadeus group, which is developing a European travel reservation system, has joined

Britain's Civil Aviation Authority strongly defended its record Thursday for safely controlling civi

France Plans to Sell Portion of Air FranceThe government intends to offer up to 15 percent o

Cargolux Airlines International S.A. said it will acquire a third General Electric powered Boeing 74

NASA, 35th annual experimental aircraft association fly-in convention, July 31-Aug. 7, Oshkosh, Wis.

The Defense Department is exerting heavy pressure on Japan to buy a U.S.-made strike fighter.

Carl C. Icahn, the financier who won control of Trans World Airlines Inc. in 1985, announced a plan

The Transportation Department for the first time is seeking legislative authority to regulate public

In the uppermost stratum of world commerce that is inhabited by the industrial mammoths, distributio

The Massachusetts Port Authority is offering Logan International Airport as a test case for a propos

It's a sign of the times: a third group aimed at representing airline passengers soon will join the

While pleased with a Transportation Department order, Coniston Partners still intends to pursue cour

Pan American Airways remained silent in the face of charges by unions that the carrier plans to forc

Controller Suspended After Takeoff IncidentNEWARK, N.J. - An air traffic controller who dire

Controllers here say their new dress code just plane won't work. Don D. Early, manager of th

Purolator Courier Corp. has inked a two-year pact with Cylix Communications Corp., allowing the data

DOT Opens Hearings On USAir, PiedmontThe Transportation Department's oral hearing on the USA

British Airways PLC and British Caledonian Airways presented an eight-point argument Monday defendin

Illinois' airport consultants, projecting that Chicago's two major airports will be unable to meet f

As the debate over airline safety rages in Congress and elsewhere, almost half of Americans think fl

In the fighter plane of the future, the pilot appears to touch a point in empty space as he selects

Thai Airways International reports its best-ever first half with profits of 1.7 billion baht (US$68