Air Cargo

Paul Hyman is the director of industry services for the Air Transport Association of America. His af

The Georgia Freight Bureau is taking its annual Air Cargo Shippers Conference on the road. A

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

Proposals to deregulate all-cargo air transport operations within the European Community are due to

Airlines that operate trucking services in Europe for distribution of air cargo fear their operation

Polaris Aircraft Leasing Corp. has leased 10 MD-88 aircraft to Aerovias de Mexico SA de CV, a transa

Pan American World Airways is indicating that it may announce a deal with Northwest Airlines, the su

Long-stalled attempts by the government of the Philippines to privatize its debt-laden airline are p

FEDERAL EXPRESS ADDS TO MD-11 ORDERSLONG BEACH, Calif. - Federal Express Corp. converted thr

Commercial air freighters would get a new place to land in the Pacific Northwest under a proposal by

The European Community's campaign for a more competitive airline industry is in small but determined

INTERNATIONAL AERO GETS ORDER FOR 30 ENGINESEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - International Aero Engine

American Airlines will offer easy connections to and from Hong Kong as a result of a new agreement w

A consultancy for the master plan design of Hong Kong's new airport should be awarded by the second

With hundreds of angry residents battling a Federal Aviation Administration plan to establish a seco

Start-up of Boeing Co.'s program to convert used 747 passenger planes to giant air freighters has be

A Northwest Airlines flight attendant has retired at age 70 after logging nearly four and one-half y

Southwest Airlines' net income for the fourth quarter was $8.1 million, or 27 cents a share, on reve

Air freight volume handled by the Paris airports at Roissy (Charles de Gaulle) and Orly rose by only

Despite its defeat in federal court last year, the Massachusetts Port Authority is preparing a new v

A West German airliner flew directly from West Germany to East Germany without overflying a third co

TEAMSTERS LOSE VOTE BY USAIR EMPLOYEESSome 1,800 USAir workers who have been represented by

Swissair today will launch an international door-to-door delivery service for parcels up to 220 poun

The Department of Transportation is making it easier for foreign airlines to fly to U.S. cities that

EARNINGS SKYROCKET AT AIRBORNE FREIGHTAirborne Freight Corp., which operates as Airborne Exp

NIGERIA PLANE SHORTAGE THREATENS COCOA BEANSLAGOS, Nigeria - Hundreds of tons of cocoa beans

As Gov. Michael S. Dukakis unveils a plan to redevelop Logan International Airport, transportation o

THE CHAIRMAN OF Australia's air freight forwarding federation recently told me the lack ofadequately

Airborne Express, the nation's third largest express package carrier, will open two additional regio

East European airlines are expected to lease some $2 billion of Western-built airplanes in the 1990s

The state of Oregon's largest airport is hoping to turn Soviet charter flights to pick up earthquake

UPS PILOTS CHOOSE NEW UNION'S OFFICERSLOUISVILLE, Ky. - Pilots flying for United Parcel Serv

The decision by America West Airlines to begin service at Palmdale Air Terminal in early January was

Airbus Industrie has given in to its West German partner's demands for more business in the final as

U.S. transportation officials awarded two South American airlines the right to begin air cargo servi

United Airlines cargo ton-miles for December were 117.8 million, up 1.2 percent from 116.4 million a

Union representatives for USAir's 6,000 pilots accepted a proposed contract late last week, ending 1

Japan Air System Co. announced its decision at the weekend to place orders for around 10 MD-90 twin-

CHINA WARNS SOVIETS TO CONSULT ON AIR LINKChina, which claims sovereignty over Taiwan, has w

The U.S. Postal Service effort to attract additional international business reply mail is a direct a