Air Cargo

FEDERAL EXPRESS CREW SAYS NO TO UNIONMEMPHIS, Tenn. - Flight crewmembers at Federal Express

DHL Worldwide Express wants to become a bigger player in the remail business, but company officials

AMERICA WEST EARNINGS INCREASE NEARLY 30 PERCENTPHOENIX, Ariz. - America West Corp.'s earnin

Trans World Airlines has cut losses from cargo theft dramatically by beefing up security at the comp

Fourteen Eastern Airlines baggage handlers stole $700,000 worth of cash, jewelry, credit cards and i

Amerijet International Inc. asked federal transportation officials to investigate charges that Everg

Commercial passenger service will begin at Stewart International Airport, a military and cargo airpo

Journal of Commerce Transportation Table, Oct. 27, National Press Club, Washington D.C. Paul H. Lamb

WHITE HOUSE OPPOSES AIRLINE MERGER RULESSenior Bush administration officials told Congress t

Australia's international carrier Qantas is expected to purchase its own dedicated air cargo aircraf

Singapore's Changi Airport experienced large growth in fiscal 1988-1989, setting records for passeng

Richard Brunner doesn't want to be the only cargo game in town at Chicago's Midway Airport.

Y.F. Chang, founder of Taiwan's Evergreen Group, started slowly when he launched his shipping empire

PERHAPS FINDING INSPIRATION in his composer namesake, ex-forwarder executive Robert Schumann derives

Major airlines carrying export cargo across the Pacific have backed Japan Air Lines' call for higher

FEDERAL EXPRESS CHIEF RECEIVES SERVICE AWARDST. LOUIS - Frederick W. Smith, chairman and chi

SEATTLE - Airborne Freight Corp., which operates under the trade name Airborne Express, increased ne

An agreement reached last Friday gives Taiwan's Evergreen Airways Corp. its first foreign landing ri

FOR FOUR YEARS OR SO, British Airways has been talking directly to its cargo shippers. Not s

Burlington Air Express needs modestly higher margins to offset the increasing cost of upgrading its

Having apparently missed the plane in its $750 million bid for a 15 percent stake in United Airlines

AIR FORCE PLANES FLY QUAKE RELIEF MISSIONThree U.S. Air Force C5A transport planes left Dove

Increasing American appetite for breadfruit, mangoes and other traditional West Indian foods, combin

Two U.S. cargo airlines asked federal transportation officials to deny anArgentine carrier's request

Nothing should follow success like more success is the hopeful marketing philosophy of Brazilian air

AIRLINE WON'T JOIN EFFORT TO BUY UALBritish Airways on Friday pulled out of a struggling eff

Airbus Industrie, the European aircraft consortium, may finance its new A321 aircraft from its partn

ORION AIR (Raleigh, N.C.) - John Parker, chief financial officer, has assumed the duties of Robert C

CURRENT STATUS: Airline deregulation is proving one of the toughest tasks on the European Community'

Pending congressional plans to limit some types of airline mergers would hurt competition, according

United Parcel Service is likely to start daily trans-Atlantic freighter flights between the United S

One of the main concerns of U.S. trade officials about the unification of Europe in 1992 is the poss

The possibility of long strike at the Boeing Co. became more likely Wednesday as Boeing told union n

BANK TOLD TO RELEASE MORE MONEY TO BRANIFFORLANDO, Fla. - A U.S. bankruptcy judge has ordere

American Airlines has overcome its first regulatory obstacle in an effort to provide daily non-stop

The first of Boeing's new 747-400s to operate in China went into service Wednesday, one of three on

UPS AIR UNIT TO BUILD NEW KY. HEADQUARTERSLOUISVILLE, Ky. - United Parcel Service Inc. Wedne

The U.S. Postal Service carries more than letters, and health department officials in Englewood, N.J

Cargo and passenger airlines expected to return to normal operations in the San Francisco-Oakland Ba

Air express services suffered only moderate disruptions in the wake of Tuesday evening's devastating