Air Cargo

A United Parcel Service DC-8 flew more than 42 tons of West German medical supplies into Armenia las

EVERYONE IN EUROPE, IT SEEMS, is talking about 1992. Opinion on the prospects of the single 12-natio

China is upgrading its airlines with more purchases from the United States and Europe, the official

PLANNING GROUP URGES RAIL SERVICE TO AIRPORTSNEW YORK - A regional planning organization say

The Airport Advisory Committee has unanimously recommended allowing aircraft to continue using all C

With some of the most ambitious production increases in its history already in the works, the Boeing

Price increases announced by U.S. airlines over the last week or so reveal a dark side to airline de

Rather than disappearing, as some critics claim, competition among airlines is intensifying, Patrici

After nine years of watching light plane sales plummet every time anyone looked, the top executives

Air transport of relief supplies to the earthquake ravaged areas of Soviet Armenia is under way. Coo

Billionaire Donald J. Trump offered his philosophy of business success and vowed to give employees a

Aeromexico has resumed service to five U.S. cities after being grounded for five months following a

Container shipping giant Evergreen Group says it meets new requirements for operation of internation

Malaysian Airline System is talking with Boeing Co. about the possiblepurchase of three more

UN GROUP TO STUDY IRAN AIR INCIDENT MOREMONTREAL - The International Civil Aviation Organiza

Eastern Airlines contends that the pilots' union's request for a continuing fitness review of the tr

United Airlines and other air carriers serving Chicago's O'Hare International Airport can meet start

Airplanes are somewhat like people. They age, they wear, they weaken. As a result of thousan

After more than 88,000 takeoffs and landings and 19 years of flying, an Aloha Airlines Boeing 737 lo

For two months, American Airlines and city aviation officials scrambled toput together facil

AARONSON NAMED PRESIDENT OF ATAWASHINGTON - As expected, Robert J. Aaronson has been named p

Months after the headlines and public acrimony faded into relative quiet, the long-festering feud be

A state administrative law judge rejected an attempt by the City of Los Angeles to impose stricter n

CF AIRFREIGHT BEGINS US-EUROPE CARGO RUNSPALO ALTO, Calif. - As expected, CF AirFreight anno

The U.S. Postal Service lost $597 million in the 1988 fiscal year but expects to finish the new year

Hopes for scheduling talks between carriers serving Chicago's O'Hare International Airport took a tu

The federal employee drug-testing program instituted by President Reagan will quadruple in size next

W. Larry Costley avidly follows comic book heroes. Not so much their adventures, but their distribut

AIR CARGO VOLUME CONTINUES TO SOARAir cargo volume continued to climb at an overall rate of

Getting over the river and through the woods to the family holiday feast via O'Hare International Ai

AS FAR AS SWISSAIR'S CARGO SALES and marketing manager for the United Kingdom and Ireland is concern

The president and chief executive of The Flying Tiger Line Inc. is James A Cronin. His first name wa

Four Boeing Co. employees who repaired a Japan Air Lines 747 involved in the worst crash of a single

The Transportation Department has sidestepped pressure to punish a Japanese cargo airline because of

EARNINGS RISE 21 PERCENT AT FLIGHT INTERNATIONALFlight International Group Inc. reported ear

In a long anticipated move, CF AirFreight will begin jetfreighter service to Europe early next month

Boeing Military Airplanes will shut down its Greenville, Miss., division this summer, four years aft

The Postal Service has added extra cargo planes connecting 10 major cities to speed the flow of mail

AIR PANEL: NAVY ERRED IN AIRLINER SHOOT-DOWNTORONTO - A board of international aviation expe

Alleging intransigence by management, the pilots and machinists unions atEastern Airlines have withd