Air Cargo

Air cargo - the "stepchild" of the airport industry - should be granted equal status with passenger

At least 20 percent of debt-laden Philippine Air Lines will be sold to foreign and domestic private

JUDGE RELEASES MONIES TO STRUGGLING EASTERNA federal bankruptcy court judge here has agreed

United Parcel Service Inc. expects to begin begin intra-European delivery of non-express freight, al

Evergreen Airways Corp., Taiwan's privately-owned international air carrier, will pay $3.1 billion f

United Parcel Service Inc., the world's largest package delivery company, is offering international

America's airports received a rough scolding Tuesday from U.S. Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinn

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner told Congress his department would find it "cleaner and m

''THE TIME HAS COME," the Walrus said, "to talk of many things." Lewis Carroll could just as

U.S. transportation officials cut Federal Express Corp.'s allotment of U.S.-Japan charter flights by

The dominance of the Asia/Pacific region in air freight traffic will accelerate over the next 20 yea

AIRBORNE INCREASES '89 CAPITAL SPENDINGAirborne Freight Corp., which operates under the trad

The nearly two-month-old Frankfurt-Leipzig service launched by Lufthansa German Airlines in early Au

Amid chants of "strike, strike, strike," union leaders on Tuesday urged almost 60,000 aircraft produ

BOEING, UNION TAKE UP MARATHON NEGOTIATIONSBoeing Co. and the International Association of M

The full House defeated an attempt by the powerful chairman of the Ways and Means Committee to trans

Boeing Commercial Airplane Co. will pay cash compensation to Malaysia Airlines System, or MAS, for d

TNT Ltd., the giant Anglo-Australian transportation company, has established a beachhead in the Sovi

The U.S. government's approval of the sale of Northwest Airlines Inc. does not set new national poli

AIRBUS INDUSTRIE JET CERTIFIED BY AIRPORTAn Airbus Industrie A320 aircraft, powered by Inter

A half hour after sunset, private plane landings are banned at the Aspen Airport, even if the Boeing

U.S. and West Germany last week began treaty talks in Washington, and Charlotte, N.C., leaders are r

Ecology and technology were the two key buzzwords at this year's InterAirport trade show here.

NWA Inc. on Thursday named Alfred Checchi chairman and Frederic Malek president of the corporation a

Airlines and oil companies are creating electronic messages that will enable them to computerize the

Braniff Inc.. the once high-flying regional airline that had aspired to the big leagues with ambitio

Scandinavian Airlines System and Swiss Air Transport Co., Europe's fourth-and fifth-largest airlines

Airmax, which trucks air freight to international airlines at 70 airports, has named Adams Group of

AUSTRALIAN PILOTS REJECT MEDIATIONSYDNEY, Australia - Australia's domestic airline pilots, w

Federal transportation officials approved a $60 million grant to begin construction of an airport in

British Airways PLC is turning to its shareholders to raise 320 million ($515 million) to help fund

Choice Courier Systems Inc.'s recent acquisition has made this messenger company a $40-million-plus

Several Western companies are entering joint ventures with the Soviet airline Aeroflot in an effort

BA BULLISH UAL DEAL WOULD PASS US TESTSBritish Airways PLC's top executives said they are co

The Soviet Union is spreading its wings in the international aviation world. It has been gra

On Wednesday, a VIS, a Very Important Salmon, was scheduled to ply the North Atlantic from Oslo to N

There is no perceptible improvement in the clearance of air cargo piling up at the airport in the In

The nation in which pilots are currently striking is Australia. The country was misidentified in the

(Fifth in a special series of columns devoted to an overview of the air freight forwarding industry

NO DRUGS DETECTED IN USAIR 5050 PILOTSLaboratory analysis of the urine specimens taken from