Air Cargo

The subsonic aircraft of the future will closely resemble today's airplanes in terms of size, speed

Australia's large multinational transport group Thomas Nationwide Transport expects solid growth ove

Executives of Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. and Rolls-Royce PLC exchanged a memorandum of understan

AIRBUS INDUSTRIE (Toulouse, France) Henri Martre, chairman of French state-run aircraft maker Aerosp

Shippers National Freight Claim Council, freight claims and freight charge problems seminar, Oct. 6-

Senior executives from McDonnell Douglas Corp. are discussing further aircraft co-production and sat

PAN AM, ATTENDANTS HAVE TENTATIVE PACTNEW YORK - Pan American World Airways and the Independ

When Jesse Wallick climbed into the cockpit of the first Boeing Co. 747 for its first flight 20 year

Federal Express is negotiating to purchase 10 Boeing 727s from Eastern Air Lines, says Speed News, a

FLYING TIGER STARTS WEEKLY IRELAND SERVICELOS ANGELES - The Flying Tiger Line Inc. has begun

Scandinvian Airlines System decision to align with Texas Air Corp. marks a major step forward in an

A new round in a very old proceeding opened this week after five parties petitioned the Transportati

IF DAVID TANGRY'S PERCEPTIONS are reasonably accurate, the world air cargo industry is headed toward

Eden Air Freight has designated seven U.S. gateway locations to link international and domestic serv

Federal Express Corp., which created the envelope business by moving small express packages, is tryi

TNT SKYPAK CONTINUES INBOUND SERVICE TO IRAQWESTBURY, N.Y. - TNT Skypak is continuing to off

Postal officials are resting easier following the passing of the deadline for airlines to accept new

Scandinavian Airlines System said Monday it has reached a wide-ranging cooperation agreement with a

United Parcel Service Inc. has added 19 European and Asian countries to its international service ro

Greater air cargo capacity and increased cargo rate competition will resultfrom the new avia

EDEN AIR FREIGHT ADDS 7 US GATEWAY CITIESIRVINE, Calif. - Eden Air Freight has added seven U

HELP (STILL) WANTED. A sign of the times at the Air Transport Association, which still lacks a presi

Allegations that 27 pilots lied to the Federal Aviation Administration about their criminal and driv

Frustrated senators have made clear to the Reagan administration they want fewer words and more acti

The crew of the Delta Air Lines plane that crashed last month at theDallas- Fort Worth International

Air France this week began a two-step expansion of its freighter service, adding a new segment conne

EASTERN CONTINUES JAMAICAN RELIEF FLIGHTSMIAMI - Eastern Air Lines has flown a water treatme

Back in those long-ago days when oil sold for $36 a barrel and jet fuel cost a dollar a gallon, U.S.

The government will confirm next week that Bernard Attali will replace Jacques Friedmann as head of

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines recently flew more than 100 examples of rare tribal art from Rotterdam's Mu

Air Canada's stock will be offered to the public at the low end of the forecast price range - C$8 a

The establishment of commercial air links between South Korea and Australia may depend on the size o

Midway Airlines is doing its part so a pair of koalas can flourish in Chicago. Koalas in Chi

A top Transportation Department official Wednesday signaled the government's intention to toughen it

AIR FREIGHT CONTINUES DOUBLE-DIGIT GROWTHAir freight continued its long double-digit expansi

The International Air Transport Association, the group instrumental in setting international airline

U.S. airlines have filed more than 60 applications to serve routes opened up under a new air service

The 24th Summer Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea, are a showcase for those in the background, as

Eastern Airlines' decision to lay off 4,000 workers apparently was a normal business move, not an an

IF THE TRANSPORTATION marketing consultant, Barry Hansen, has a particularly sharp eye for the air f