Air Cargo

At Boeing Co., they call it "supersonic fever." And the Pacific Northwest is expected to get

The Canadian government Thursday released a prospectus outlining the sale of its remaining 57 percen

Royal Nedlloyd Group NV, the Dutch transport group, said it will buy the West German freight forward

Central States Airlines, a start-up operator based in Cleveland, has ordered two previously owned Br

Congress has agreed to supply the money to keep federally subsidized air service flying to small tow

A national air freight handling company is opening a new air cargo center at Seattle-Tacoma Internat

The European Community Commission is gearing up for another assault on Europe's powerful airline car

VARIG'S TIP AT RIO LEADS TO COCAINE BUSTSAO PAULO, Brazil - Brazilian federal police and Var

The Department of Transportation affirmed its tentative May decision to award 57 Brazil air cargo ch

The United States posted a record $18 billion trade surplus in the worldwide sale of airplanes, heli

CONTINENTAL AND UNITED SLASH FARES THIS WEEKHOUSTON - Continental Airlines will offer one-wa

IT WAS HORACE MANN who likened habit to a cable: Every day a new strand is woven, and then one day i

Federal Express Corp., the U.S. small package carrier, is taking a serious look at its European oper

Challenge Air Cargo Inc. has asked the Department of Transportation for permission to begin twice-we

The Defense Department is investigating the billing practices of Boeing Co. on research and developm

Some aircraft analysts believe the 737-500, which lifted off for its first test flight last Friday,

A 19-year-old Aloha Airlines Boeing 737, flying over Hawaii at 24,000 feet, suddenly has half of its

CANADIAN AIRLINES INKS PACT WITH LUFTHANSACanadian Airlines International Ltd. last week sig

When the body of Olamma Onyeanusi finally arrived home in Nigeria in October 1986 from Philadelphia,

David Z. Plavin, the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey's recently named aviation director, is

U.S. Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner has strengthened his support for development of a th

A congressional panel is looking for ways to prevent the breakup of Eastern Airlines and restore it

Striking Eastern Airlines pilots have charged that the company's efforts to meet its summer schedule

US MAY BLOCK PART OF AIR FARE AGREEMENTThe Transportation Department said it may move to blo

New cargo facilities, an expanded United Parcel Service Inc. operation and space for more than 100 p

American Airlines will wait an extra six months - from November 1989 until April or May 1990 - befor

In an unusual change of strategy, the U.S. airline industry has taken off the gloves and begun publi

The first large West German company created for the overnight express industry is ready for takeoff,

To win freighter forwarders' favor, airlines must improve and expedite ground handling of air cargo,

EL AL ISRAEL AIRLINES MAKES 1ST USSR VISITEl Al Israel Airlines has made its first ever visi

Charlotte/Douglas International Airport grew faster than any other major airport in the country last

Chicago options trader Joseph Ritchie has challenged Eastern Airlines Chairman Frank Lorenzo to let

Eastern Airlines, which says it has enough pilots for the hundreds of flights it will add to its sch

Police are conducting spot checks of cars and vans approaching Frankfurt Airport as part of increase

United Airlines pilots are refusing to fly new jumbo jets due for delivery beginning next month from

A federal bankruptcy court in Philadelphia has confirmed a plan to liquidate the assets of Summit Ai

THERE IS AN intriguing air of restlessness on the cargo side of the airport. Intermingled with the s

Officials at Boeing Co.'s two major unions say they haven't heard their members complain about quali

An intricate global transportation network is helping the World Food Program deliver emergency food

Some small Caribbean-based airlines are unfairly tapping the huge American air cargo market, says th