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United Airlines has told its pilots they must continue to fly two new jumbo jets, despite the pilots

The management of UAL Corp. once again will seek the assistance of Japan's banking executives in a r

The 72 men and women who have explored the upper earth's atmosphere all have one thing in common: Th

Boeing Co. should retain its strong hold on the commercial aircraft market despite a prolonged strik

Pierre J. Jeanniot, Air Canada president, is nothing if not resourceful. Snubbed by Washingt

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. is adding more capacity to its fleet amid forecasts of a strong surge in

DELTA AIRCRAFT ORDER MAY REACH $10 BILLIONDelta Air Lines Inc. will spend as much as $10 bil

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - TNT SKYPAK INTERNATIONAL STILL HOLDS fast to its original determination to have

The proposed Airline Competition Enhancement Act - legislation that would impose significant governm

Ray Corsan, cargo manager of Britain's fastest-growing airline, Air Europe, believes plans to create

EUROPEAN AIRLINE PICKS P&W ENGINES FOR FLEETHARTFORD, Conn. - LTU International Airways has

Questions have arisen over the Indonesian government's reported plans to part-privatize the national

Air Canada is considering whether to retain its large investment in GPA Inc., the large airplane lea

A strike by Boeing Co. production workers enters a critical phase this week, appearing likely to bec

State airline Aeroflot, whose poor service has made it the butt of jokes by Soviet air passengers, w

NORTHWEST AIRLINES (St. Paul, Minn.) - Thomas E. Devine was promoted to staff vice president, mainte

Trans World Airlines reported a net loss of $29.9 million on revenue of $1.2 billion during the thir

GERMAN AIRLINES HOPE TO CONTINUE AIR LINKSThe two German airlines, Lufthansa German Airlines

Strong interest is being shown in Hong Kong's mega-project to build a new airport and more container

Air Canada is taking steps to increase the profitability of freight operations by restructuring them

The top U.S. air parcel and cargo carriers, United Parcel Service Inc. and Airborne Express Inc., ha

From hand-held radios for aircraft emergencies to a device that helps converging airplanes avoid mid

FRENCH AIRLINE UTA ORDERS 6 AIRBUS JETSTOULOUSE, France - French airline UTA ordered six Air

The United States Postal Service is seeking changes in international mailing rules so that charges t

Cathay Pacific Airways is buying two Boeing 747-400 freighters. The airline also secured opt

Air Canada reported a 54 percent increase in third-quarter profit. Canada's largest airline

Garuda Indonesia airlines of Indonesia seeks to serve additional American gateways, president Mohama

National Industrial Transportation League, 1989 annual meeting, Nov. 12-15. San Diego MarriottHotel

Derek H. Burney, Canada's ambassador to the United States, has a pet peeve: the U.S.-Canada aviation

When a landing slot opens at John Wayne Airport in Orange County, airlines flying planes with less t

EASTERN SEEKS TO DELAY REORGANIZATION REDRAFTEastern Air Lines, which is struggling to emerg

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NO MATTER WHERE the question arises among air freight professionals, there are v

Japan Air Lines earned $225 million on revenue of $3.8 billion during the six months ended Sept. 30.

FAA ORDERS BOEING TO INSPECT 737S, 747SThe Federal Aviation Administration has ordered inspe

Braniff Inc.'s long fall from nearly 100 flights a day out of its hub here to none on Tuesday has me

Airbus Industrie claims to have clinched the number two position in world civil aircraft sales with

The Soviet Union wants rights to fly into San Francisco or Los Angeles and won't permit U.S. flights

Bromon Aircraft Corp., which hoped to manufacture a sophisticated cargo transport plane here for U.S

The future of the Pacific Northwest's biggest industry - manufacture of commercial jetliners - may w

AMERICAN AIRLINES ORDERS 6 AIRBUS JETSAmerican Airlines has ordered six Airbus Industrie twi