Air Cargo

Rail-Highway Grade Crossing Training Course, two one-day courses, July 5-6. Sheraton Society Hill Ho

National Safety Council, two-day seminar on regulating risk, June 24-25. Sheraton Washington Hotel,

Council of Logistics Management, Central, Eastern and Western Michigan round tables present seminar

A group of air courier companies is challenging a federal court decision affirming the U.S. Postal

The National Cargo Security Council is promoting use of a recently drafted standard form to report c

High jet fuel prices and recessionary pressures may be putting the squeeze on air transport in much

United Parcel Service quietly is upgrading its overnight domestic express service to better compete

ALASKA AIRLINES flew 474.8 million revenue passenger-miles in July, up from 446.3 million RPMs in Ju

When Pan American World Airways and Aeroflot, the Soviet airline, launched a joint venture last Augu

British Aerospace PLC had operating profit of 333 million ($532.8 million) in 1989, compared with

After years of negotiations and false starts, non-stop airline service between the Santa Clara Valle

Lufthansa German Airlines plans to apply, under the Department of Transportation 's new internationa

ALASKA AIRLINES flew 317.3 million revenue passenger-miles in January, up 20 percent from 265.3 in t

Qantas Airways apparently is making plans to import more than 50 jetliners between now and the year

US, ITALY SIGN BILATERAL AIR ACCORDThe United States and Italy have signed a new aviation ag

Air France's bid to become Europe's largest airline is hanging in the balance as the European Commun

The Pacific Rim's major airlines have ordered billions of dollars worth of jetliners in recent month

American Airlines is more concerned about terrorist threats from passengers and their baggage than f

A consortium of European and Soviet-owned banks, backed by government export credit agencies, are fi

An administrative law judge recommended Thursday that Continental Airlines be awarded a daily Housto

US AIRLINES POSTPONE FUEL SURCHARGESCompetition once again is affecting airlines' ability to

The U.S. Air Force said it is prepared to entertain proposals for civilian aircraft operations at Mc

Delta Air Lines, Trans World Airlines and Northwest Airlines announced late Wednesday that they woul

For the second time in less than a year, the U.S. Postal Service has won airline backing to extend t

SkyWest Inc. lost $263,000 in the third fiscal quarter ended Dec. 31. In the comparable 1988 quarter

East German air carrier Interflug has reached an in-principle agreement to become a partner in Amade

AUSTRALIA IMPORTED 2 AIRCRAFT IN JANUARYSYDNEY, Australia - Two Boeing 747-400s were the on

A federal grand jury probing allegations that Eastern Airlines fudged aircraft safety and maintenanc

If the political flying weather remains favorable, Brazil's and South America's second-largest comme

A dearth of air cargo capacity is crimping Israel's ability to take advantage of a strong market and

PASSENGER VOLUME INCREASES AT OAKLANDOAKLAND, Calif. - Passenger volume at the Oakland Inter

GPA Group PLC, the world's largest aircraft leasing organization, has said it wants to buy about 25

About 18 months ago, the Romanian airline, Tarom, started negotiating with Boeing Co. to buy three B

Price Waterhouse soon will be monitoring the postal system's efficiency. The U.S. Postal Ser

AMSTERDAM - LIKE A CORK that never stays below the surface of the water, the new species of air carg

Trans World Airlines Inc. Chairman Carl Icahn said he will buy new jetliners and expand the carrier'

Existing Kai Tak airport may reach saturation point two years earlier than expected, a senior govern

Charlotte may soon have more international flights under a new policy recently unveiled by Transport

CCAIR FREEZES SALARIES OF ITS 700 EMPLOYEESCCAir Inc., a Charlotte-based commuter airline, h

ALL NIPPON TO BOOST EASTERN EUROPE TIESThe international trend of inter-airline alliances co