Air Cargo

United Parcel Service Inc. has begun an air raid on Asia, featuring a bid to become the premier deli

EASTERN UNIONS PROTEST SALE OF SHUTTLENEW YORK - The unions at Eastern Air Lines planned to

Union des Transports Aeriens has just announced healthy profit projections for this year in a clear

Japan Air Lines has begun using, and will soon market, a new super ice for the shipment of perishabl

The decision by Continental Airlines and other U.S. carriers to boost most of their lowest discount

Increased passenger and cargo traffic have helped BAA PLC, operator of seven U.K. airports, to achie

An unofficial envoy from South Korea is making strenuous efforts to regain rights for Korean Air to

Its finances eroded by losses, Eastern Air Lines Inc. has disclosed that it again is close to techni

TNT Mailfast will introduce a trio of new international remail services in January, part of its ongo

FLIGHT ATTENDANTS RATIFY PAN AM PACTNEW YORK - Pan American World Airways flight attendants

The chairman of the House Subcommittee on Aviation said he opposes efforts to make the Federal Aviat

Martinair Holland will introduce limited passenger service for the winter travel season on its weekl

The Boeing Co., largest employer in the Pacific Northwest, intends to increase commercial aircraft p

A radio station has decided not to drop its gift turkeys live from the sky Saturday in a stunt inspi

The Oakland International Airport moved a step closer to its goal of becoming a full service domesti

The sole handler of airborne cargo, Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Ltd., or HACTL, will double capaci

ANSETT ORDERS 22 BOEING JETLINERSAnsett Worldwide Aviation Services, an Australian leasing g

Because three separate aerospace firms are still working on plans for a new fleet of cargo rockets,

Having lost out on the biggest Army aviation contract inhistory, Pratt & Whitney is sifting through

When Federal Aviation Administration Chief Allan McArtor flew between here and Richmond recently, he

DELTA SEEKS TO BEGIN LA SERVICE TO SYDNEYATLANTA - Delta Air Lines has applied to the U.S. D

British Airways PLC reported pretax profit Tuesday for the six months to the end of September of 22

Short Brothers PLC, the Belfast, Ireland-based airplane maker, has agreed that Catholic workers will

The federal Department of Transportation should consider more than an administrative judge's decisio

CHARACTERISTICALLY, JACQUES ANCHER, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines' vice president- cargo, interrupts his

Liam Strong, president of a U.S. subsidiary of Reckitt and Colman, was named to succeed Jim Harris a

The race is on as forklifts on Monday tore across the tarmac loading cartons of new Beaujolais wine

United Airlines' conversion of 46 McDonnell Douglas DC-10 passenger transports will more than double

PAN AMERICAN JET IN NEAR MISS AT LOGANBOSTON - A Pan American World Airways jet taking off h

After Vienna's International Airport opened a sparkling, glassed-in extension to its main terminal b

Ed Moore has dealt with thousands of people in his day, but those he remembers most gave him their n

Cargo figures are up and passenger figures are down at Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport.

Opponents of a controversial airport fee program at Boston's Logan International Airport moved one s

Facing a dramatic loss in revenue, Alaska's two international airports are scrambling to attract add

Japan Air Lines net profit for the six months ended Sept. 30 was $132 million, 25.9 percent up on 19

ROADWAY SERVICES INC. (Akron, Ohio) - Michael W. Wickham was named vice president, administration an

Airbus Industrie added two new Super Guppies to its existing four-craft fleet that links the multina

EMERY SIGNS PACT TO REFINANCE HUBWILTON, Conn. - As expected, Emery Air Freight Corp. has re

John W. Martin was named terminal manager of CEX's Maspeth, N.Y., terminal. He was a supervisor at M

Aviation industry insiders expect few short-term shifts in air policies as the Bush administration t