Air Cargo

Air cargo volumes at the Pacific Northwest's major airports continued to grow during 1989, with Port

Redoubt Volcano slipped into slumber after gushing ash and steam 8 miles high, but air traffic remai

U.S. transportation analysts are forecasting an 18 percent increase in air freight business this yea

Traffic Club of Philadelphia, 82nd annual meeting and industry contact luncheon, Jan. 9. Contact: Pa

Emirates, the fast-growing airline based here, will expand its scheduled service operations into the

FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. (Memphis, Tenn.) - Jeffrey R. Rodek has been promoted to senior vice president

By upgrading its small fleet, MGM Grand Air will get additional capacity for first-class passengers,

Federal Express Corp. is upbeat about operations here emerging as a hub for Pacific Rim and European

FEDERAL EXPRESS SHARES US DEFENSE CONTRACTMEMPHIS, Tenn. - Federal Express Corp. is among fi

Kuehne & Nagel AG is closing its U.S. headquarters at the World Trade Center and moving to Jersey Ci

Officials of foreign airlines at Philadelphia International Airport are enraged that the city is con

UPS LAUNCHES ROUTES TO SEOUL, TOKYOLOUISVILLE, Ky. - United Parcel Service Inc., today begin

While the government draws up plans for a multibillion-dollar new airport and seaport complex, the c

STEPHEN E. McKITTRICK speaks admiringly of the airlines' impressive advances in cargo-handling and c

Employees have been living with uncertainty at Trans World Airlines Inc. ever since Carl Icahn bough

Kuehne & Nagel AG, the world's largest freight forwarder, has a new management structure designed t

A Dallas entrepreneur who tried earlier to found an airline for smokers said last week that he wants

HOLIDAY DELIVERIES SET RECORD FOR UPSGREENWICH, Conn. - United Parcel Service said it delive

Personnel attached to the air cargo business development unit of the Port Authority of New York and

Thick fog in the Pacific Northwest is causing some delays for air cargo, particularly in the Puget S

Airlines are concerned that a U.S. Postal Service plan to provide slower delivery for some first cla

Midway Airlines is a survivor. It is one of only two jet carriers that didn't exist in some

EASTERN PLANS TO CUT JOBS, MANAGEMENT PAYMIAMI - Eastern Air Lines said it would cut almost

The Cubans have rejected a request by the U.S. Postal Service to send mail directly to the island af

U.S. transportation officials rejected bids by Federal Express Corp. and Emery Worldwide for additio

Expected cutbacks in the Boeing Co.'s defense work and problems restarting jetliner assembly lines a

Ladeco Airlines, the Chilean carrier that has 30 years of experience flying in South America, hopes

Boeing Co.'s airline customers are beginning to take more deliveries of new aircraft now that produc

DHL FLIES CHARTER RUN FOR THE POSTAL SERVICEDHL Worldwide Express has flown its first-ever e

COLOMBIA JET BLAST LAID TO PLASTIC EXPLOSIVEBOGOTA, Colombia - A bomb consisting of plastic

MASCOT, AUSTRALIA - CHANGING TIMES? A changing industry? Probably so, Stephen E. McKittrick agrees a

Shed of its Latin American routes, Eastern Air Lines formally began its down- sizing by announcing t

A former Flying Tiger Line Inc. marketing executive will become air cargo manager for Seattle-Tacoma

Before the 1960s, most airlines weren't particularly interested in flying across the Pacific Ocean.<

Technical experts from customs authorities around the world met here earlier this month to review cl

The dominant air cargo handler here is raising its tonnage charges 31 percentfrom Jan. 1, th

Braniff Inc. has lost its top two executives. William McGee, chief executive officer, and W.

Buffalo International Airport is poised for sizable expansion of cargo and passenger terminals in ea

Japan's Ministry of Transport warned at the weekend it will be impossible over the next few years to

SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT UNVEILS EXPANSION PLANManagers of San Francisco International Airport