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The Aerospace Industries Association said it is well on the way to linking 600,000 users of electron

Connecticut officials are asking the Bush administration to give KLM Royal Dutch Airlines gateway st

The Boeing Co. is allowing some of its executives to return to China and is preparing to deliver fou

AIRCONTACT (CANADA) INC. (Toronto) - Alex McCluskey was named general manager at Toronto's Pearson I

An expansion of Midway Airlines, which is trying to acquire jets, routes and gates from Eastern Airl

Emery Worldwide said it has no intention of ending its small package operation. A story on Page 7B o

NORTHWEST PILOTS UNION SEEKS IMPASSE IN TALKSEAGAN, Minn. - The union representing Northwest

Marketing apparently makes a big difference in selling air freight. Witness the recent succe

Airport officials are about to build the ultimate wall: a million-dollar, nine-foot-high electrifiab

J.B. BUSEY TAKES OVER AS FAA ADMINISTRATORRetired Adm. James B. Busey IV has been sworn in a

AIRPORT OPERATORS COUNCIL INTERNATIONAL (Washington) - George Howard was named executive director/se

American Airlines is challenging Pan American World Airways for the right to fly between the United

The Federal Express Corp., citing paperwork headaches, is ending its shipments of Defense Department

With the summer half over, a Seattle-based airline has acknowledged that it won't be able to start f

THIS IS THE DECADE of the Big Grab, in which hallowed corporate identities are folded into new acron

DELTA AGREES TO SALE OF STOCK TO SWISSAIRDelta Air Lines has agreed to sell 2.5 million of i

Last year, the people elected to oversee Seattle-Tacoma International Airport got a sense of how peo

Major airlines, for whom cargo long has been an afterthought, recently have begun to pay more attent

AIR EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL (Darien, Conn.) - Paul J. Gallagher was named vice president-international

Cathay Pacific Airways has purchased a Unisys Corp. 1100/92 mainframe, three new 2200/400 systems an

The Birmingham Airport, which sits in the shadow of one of the nation's busiest air cargo centers, i

Raising $5.3 billion in new federal tax dollars needed to satisfy the 1990 budget deal between Congr

BRITISH AIRWAYS PLANS TO BOOST US SERVICEBritish Airways is planning a major boost in trans-

EASTERN SETS PLAN ON TICKET REFUNDINGA plan worked out by strike-hobbled Eastern Airlines an

Air Train Inc. of Palo Alto, Calif., a dark horse, was awarded a two-year, multimillion-dollar contr

United Parcel Service was scheduled to begin on Saturday a weekly freighter flight from Los Angeles

The new Central Artery-Third Harbor Tunnel project will either be the worst thing that ever happened

Federal officials are proposing that U.S. airlines spend about $476 million over the next 10 years t

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

DOUGLAS EMPLOYEES RESUME WORK IN CHINANEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s 51 A

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

Scheduled start-up at the end of August of daily Boeing 747 flights between London's Gatwick Airport

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

With the European Community Commission gearing up for another assault on Europe's powerful airline c

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

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

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

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

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