Air Cargo

IBERIA STRIKE WORSENS, 105 FLIGHTS CANCELLEDMADRID, Spain - Spain's Iberia International Air

Improvements to Kai Tak Airport costing an estimated HK$2.4 billion (US$300 million) seem likely to

A California-based labor union is seeking the right to represent nearly a third of Northwest Airline

A cargo plane carrying a small amount of hazardous chemicals crashed and exploded shortly after take

The United States Postal Service has ample capacity to process additional, premium-priced Express Ma

The early favorite in the "what should we do with Pease Air Force Base" sweepstakes is air cargo.

The Federal Aviation Administration said Wednesday it was ordering new engine inspections for 300 Bo

Like the meter of a wayward taxicab, the losses at Miami-based Eastern Air Lines are running up at r

MASSPORT MAY ASSUME LOGAN AIRPORT SECURITYThe Massachusetts Port Authority is considering ta

With rates considerably lower than those charged by competitors, Challenge Air Cargo Inc., Miami's l

Traffic Club of Newark, monthly meeting, Jan. 16. Town & Campus Restaurant. Union, N.J. Contact: Joh

The FBI is investigating a General Electric Co. admission that test records may have been falsified

EASTERN COMPLETES SALE OF CRAFT TO CONTINENTALEastern Airlines said it has completed the sal

AIR EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL (Darien, Conn.) - Guenter Rohrmann was elected chief executive officer, ef

Intermodal cargo via Singapore soared 62 percent in the first nine months of last year over the corr

Increasing problems at Toronto's Pearson International Airport are the first signs of a nationwide c

While passenger and cargo volumes of the New York operations of Avensa Airlines Inc. jumped 35 perce

COURT WON'T REHEAR EASTERN PILOTS' SUITA pilots' union request for a rehearing before the U.

IN AN ANALYSIS of the international air cargo industry's shifting currents of competition, John Doyl

Jet travel over the past 10 years has been far safer than ever before, but the record would have bee

AMERICAN AIRLINES flew 41.98 million freight ton-miles, up 28.3 percent overDecember 1987. F

Engineers at NASA-Ames Research Center in Mountain View are perfecting computer guidance systems so

Metro Airlines Inc., the nation's largest regional airline, said it has signed an agreement with Owe

Unlike most federal agencies, the Federal Aviation Administration would get a hefty spending increas

For the second time in six years, Dallas-based American Airlines is Air Transport World magazine's c

UNITED TO DISCONTINUE SEATTLE-TOKYO SERVICECHICAGO - United Airlines said it would discontin

Federally mediated talks between Eastern Airlines and its largest union broke off Monday, the compan

Behind the big names in the air cargo industry stands Connie Kalitta Flying Services Inc., a medium-

You're about to get on a plane that has a history of unscheduled landings due to equipment problems.

The focus of congressional aviation hearings to come already has been set by the ghosts of headlines

The U.S. government must obtain permission from the Japanese government before United Airlines can l

INVESTIGATORS SAY BOMB LOADED ON PLANE IN UKBONN - British investigators believe the bomb th

When many Argentines look at Aerolineas Argentinas, the national airline, their thoughts run to comp

Air cargo and passenger carriers Thursday learned that they have less than two years to complete ins

CONTINENTAL RECEIVES TOKYO-SEATTLE ROUTEThe Department of Transportation Tuesday complied wi

Airborne Express, the third largest U.S. express package carrier, immediately will begin handling wo

In the first airline merger since it assumed primary review responsibilityfrom the Departmen

Logistics Management Seminar, third in a series sponsored by Skyway Freight Systems Inc., Jan. 10. A

Dulles International Airport expects to break ground this summer on a new 21 acre cargo facility.

Eastern Air Lines, smaller and deeper in debt than a year ago, begins 1989 facing a release from man