Air Cargo

ALCOHOL NEARLY DOOMS SOVIET MILITARY FLIGHTMOSCOW - A Soviet military transport plane lurche

The cost of flying goods in and out of Homer, Alaska, faces a substantial hike should the Federal Av

An unknown computer intruder forced the Pentagon to cut links between an unclassified military netwo

Every year at this time, thousands of bottles of wine get the Andy Warhol treatment. Camera

Used airliners that cargo carriers traditionally tap for needed capacity should remain available to

Pacific Transportation Association, afternoon Christmas Party, Dec. 3. Sheraton Palace Hotel, San Fr

Indirect competition from the U.S. Customs Service may cause the suspension of one of this nation's

ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS SELECTS CFM ENGINESTOKYO - All Nippon Airways has delivered a major blow

Flying trucks, which have their own airline flight numbers but never get off the ground, will be the

Lockheed Corp. is deep into discussions with a second European airframe manufacturer for a collabora

By purchasing a major stake in a modest-size Japanese truck company, Federal Express Corp. has taken

IT'S GENERALLY ACKNOWLEDGED that express carriers will move into the hard freight business over time

It lumbers across the skies looking like an arthritic dragonfly that has run out of painkillers. It

CONTROLLER STRIKE PLANS CURB FLIGHTS IN ITALYROME - Planned strikes by air traffic controlle

Possible changes in federal rules for separation of cargo and passengers may force Northwest Airline

Expansion of the domestic air network as a result of deregulation has whetted the appetite of numero

What does airplane noise have to do with higher air fares and delayed cargo? It's a question

TEXAS AIR HOLDS TALKS WITH WOULD-BE SUITORSMIAMI - Texas Air Corp., parent of Miami-based Ea

Turbulence could be on its way for the French airline industry now that the government has opted for

COMPANIES JOIN IN BID FOR AIR NEW ZEALANDLONDON - Investment Bank DFC New Zealand Ltd., Brit

The Air Force is trying to broaden legislation so that cargo-only freighters qualify for the Civil R

Deliveries of U-S.-made civilian aircraft will grow to $19 billion by 1992, a 15.8 percent annual in

Federal Express Corp. has equipped four San Francisco kiosks with video phones so customers can talk

Braniff Inc.'s October traffic increased 22 percent to 371.0 million revenue passenger-miles from 30

MEDIATION RESCHEDULED FOR NORTHWEST, UNIONST. PAUL, Minn. - The National Mediation Board has

The Argentine government has forged an alliance with minority provincial parties to push through Par

Air cargo carriers this week capped months of debate and research by launching a program to heighten

A safety review at Delta Air Lines shows improvements in operations and training, but lingering conc

The European Community asked the European Court of Justice for an interim ruling forcing Italy to le

CF AirFreight has released the design of its planned $50 million international and domestic freight

If there are Europeans whose support of the move to create a single economic entity in Europe is tem

SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT HAS PIPELINE MISHAPSAN FRANCISCO - Thousands of air travelers were tem

Three years ago, Boeing Military Airplanes was looked on as a savior by Greenville, a depressed Miss

Malaysian Airline System reports an 8 percent rise in pretax operating profit for the six months end

An airline subsidiary that runs a fleet of unregulated passenger vans at Seattle-Tacoma Internationa

The National Industrial Transportation League has approved a move to join a coalition seeking public

A report released Monday By Congress' General Accounting Office provides new support for the Transpo

Freight transport organization TNT Ltd. is initially investing $50 million in the Hungarian joint ve

CONTINENTAL TO APPEAL TOKYO ROUTE AWARDContinental Airlines plans to appeal the Department o

TRANS WORLD AIRLINES INC. (New York) - John M. Krause was named vice president, inflight services, o