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Airlines would face some of the toughest consumer rules yet under a bill being prepared by three sen

'86 Mozambique Crash Blamed on Pilot, CrewThe October 1986 crash of the Soviet-built Tupolev

South Korea may have discovered how to skirt a brick wall it claims the United States has thrown up

The Army Corps of Engineers has misused its emergency aircraft to fly officials at high cost to meet

Flying Tiger to Lease 747 from GPA GroupFlying Tiger Line Inc. signed a long-term lease agre

A Delta Air Lines jet with equipment trouble drifted off course and passed close enough to a Contine

Freight will be the strongest growth area in air traffic between now and the end of the century, the

It is hardly a coincidence that when terrorism, political or social disorder overseas erupts and cla

Pan Am Corp. said it will soon submit a formal application to the Allied Civil Air Attaches for comb

Airbus Industrie's new A320 airliner, which enters commercial service next year, made a series of ti

Air France, the French state-controlled airline, chalked up excellent results during the first half

The official Tass news agency reported that an Aeroflot jetliner carrying 167 people landed safely a

The nation appears headed for more midair collisions between aircraft and technological improvements

When Cessna Aircraft Co. announced last year it was suspending production of piston-engine planes, t

An official for the manufacturer of a jet that plunged 1,100 feet toward the Pacific Ocean after a m

Allegis Corp. reported second quarter net earnings of $73.4 million, or $1.29 a share, on revenue of

The hearing started on a tough tone, with Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., labeling the Transportation

The Canadian government will reportedly announce at the end of this week a plan to sell off state-ow

TNT Skypack has set its sights on capturing a bigger chunk of the heavyweight package express market

Continental to Expand Work Force at DenverContinental Airlines will expand its Denver work f

The Dutch, who have a universal reputation for commercial astuteness and sev eral centuries of trade

Centel Information Gets Postal Service ContractThe U.S. Postal Service said Tuesday it has a

Former Lockheed Corp. Chairman Daniel J. Haughton has died of complicationsfrom heart and ga

The Reagan administration's nominee to head the Federal Aviation Administration promised at his conf

Aircraft maker Short Brothers Ltd. reopened Monday but about 1,000 workers stayed away to protest a

A new trade association for couriers just being set up in Hong Kong highlights the territory's growi

United Airlines said it's unclear how a major restructuring announced by parent Allegis Corp. will a

Officials have cleared the way for United Parcel Service to build a regional sorting office in Buffa

Before the end of this week, airlines flying some Boeing 757 and all 767 jets must install a switch

A B-1B bomber - called heavy, clumsy and leaky by critics - unofficially set new aviation records th

In less than two years, a British-controlled company has tripled sales of duty-free goods at Vancouv

A domestic airliner carrying 42 passengers landed 35 miles short of its scheduled destination on a s

Flying Tigers Contends Its Plane on Right PathA Flying Tigers Boeing 747 cargo plane that co

Commuter airline subsidies are almost certain to be extended this year despite renewed Reagan admini

SOURCES AT THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION expect T. Allan McArtor to win easy Senate confirmation

The Federal Aviation Administration is ordering airlines to install switch guards to avoid a repetit

After 18 years in business, Airbus Industrie's name rings familiar to millions of air travelers as a

American Airlines is seeking approval to start daily non-stop service between Dallas/Fort Worth and

World, Teamsters Ink Tentative 5-Year PactOAKLAND, Calif. - World Airways has reached a tent

The success of Telstar a quarter century ago sent sober scientists at Bell Telephone Laboratories i