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The latest steps in the restructuring of World Airways brought the 30-year- old charter line under t

General Dynamics Readies Building PlansGeneral Dynamics Corp. said it will build 18 new Atla

For the first time since it was started 46 years ago, Trinidad's state-owned airline, BWIA, is expec

BAA PLC, formerly the British Airports Authority, announced pretax profits for the year to the end o

Critics of the Federal Aviation Administration view last week's overwhelming vote in favor of a new

U.S. and European aircraft makers are intensifying their verbal dogfight as Japan nears a decision o

Builders of the world's newest business jet claimed 22 new aviation records Sunday after circling th

An expected boom in airline passenger travel during the next decade is sending transportation offici

DOT Hits Continental With $250,000 FineThe Transportation Department took action against Con

Although U.S. complaints about "unfair government subsidies to Airbus Industrie remain unsettled, th

International Lease Finance Corp. of Beverly Hills, Calif., has emerged as a major aircraft buyer at

For the week ended May 30 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 8

Last Thursday's announcement of new airspace restrictions by the Federal Aviation Administration dre

Today marks the fourth meeting in as many weeks for an ad hoc coalition of hard-core aviation system

Three senators are turning up the pressure on the Federal Aviation Administration in an effort to fo

Flights Resume Today Between US and PeruLIMA, Peru - Direct flights between Peru and the Uni

Continental Airlines insists it's worked like a feverish little elf since the carrier merged with Pe

There are few cities in the world that are as burdened by their image as Pitts burgh, linked in our

In a drive to convince Congress to investigate air safety, Eastern Airlines pilots will have a chanc

If the suspicions of Chicago Aviation Commissioner Earl Hord Jr. are on target, thieves have convert

American tourists are less fearful of terrorism and are swarming back to Europe this summer despite

Transport ministers of the European Community have failed to break a deadlock on a modest plan to de

Airlines Urged to Fix Service ProblemsTwo congressional leaders on aviation issues advised a

The aura of a hard-fought campaign at its close permeates the headquarters of the National Air Traff

In the early 1980s a side effect of the burgeoning drug smuggling industry had insurers worried. Dru

Goodyear started assembly of the world's most advanced airship at its Wingfoot Lake Hangar near Akro

Industry observers view the resignation by former Allegis Corp. Chairman Richard Ferris as an indict

TWA Weighs Move Of Corporate OfficeA TWA executive said the company is expected to decide by

An investor group attempting to gain control of Allegis Corp. said it would seek shareholder consent

With the European Airbus Industrie widely expected to announce during the Paris Air Show this week t

Congressional dissatisfaction with airline performance and traffic delays surfaced again Tuesday whe

It was late evening in San Francisco, and we had returned to the airport where an airline cargo exec

Plans for a second Hong Kong airport, shelved by the government four years ago, are being dusted off

A $170 million contract awarded by the U.S. Navy to Westinghouse-Airship Industries Inc. to provide

Six years after a strike by air traffic controllers led to their firing by President Reagan, the new

Thousands of airline passengers suffered delays and cancellations Monday as air traffic control assi

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge by Trans World Airlines of a lower court ruling requiri

Air Midwest grounded one-third of its fleet and canceled about 20 percent of its scheduled flights F

FAA Nominee Offers Aviation BackgroundIn choosing a new federal aviation administrator, Pres

The airlines' new deep discount fares are saving travelers hundreds ofdollars, but for some