Air Cargo

EASTERN FAILS TO MAKE PENSION PAYMENTEastern Air Lines failed to meet a Sept. 15 deadline fo

Demand for air cargo planes will continue to grow during the next decade, with more and more freight

PLANES, POLITICS AND PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS merged when a senior senator last week questioned the gr

USAir Leasing and Services, a subsidiary of USAir Group, served as the remarketing agent for the sal

Small package carriers in the future will have no choice but to provide international service, a Fed

The beleaguered microwave precision landing system could benifit greatly from a major government pus

Some of the nation's largest airlines have an unfair competitive advantagebecause they own t

HOUSE PASSES BILL BARRING RETALIATIONWASHINGTON - The House passed legislation this week bar

Federal Express Corp. earned $66.3 million, or $1.26 a share, on revenue of almost $1.1 billion duri

Patrick Foley had been on the job as chairman, president and chief executive officer of DHL Corp. In

Wardair Canada Inc., the Canadian airline, is expanding its international operations. The nu

The Federal Aviation Administration is drafting a proposal to require special training for freight f

San Francisco International Airport said it will defy the federal government and ban loud cargo jets

There's a good chance that the plane you took on your last flight doesn't belong to the airline whos

FAA, MINNESOTA FORM PARTNERSHIPAn unusual state/federal government program for aviation kick

Airports trying to squeeze more jetliners into congested airports must be allowed to boost landing f

United Airlines said it will seek approval to begin service from New York to Sydney, Australia, via

The government of Malaysia plans to dispose of its 42 percent direct stake in Malaysian Airline Syst

Because of fears of a widespread problem, the National Transportation Safety Board Tuesday urged sev

Worldwide air cargo shipments, already generating 15 percent to 20 percent of all revenue for schedu

LABOR AGREEMENT ENDS BRITAIN'S POSTAL STRIKEManagement and workers said they have reached ag

Chances are that the reader is unfamiliar with the tiltroter. In simple language, the tiltroter comb

British Aerospace PLC, the aircraft, defense and car manufacturing group, reported half-year profits

Two women have become the first female co-pilots flying for West Germany's national airline Lufthans

Improving hazardous cargo identification and packaging, and updating aircraft systems for handling a

EDEN AIR EXTENDS SERVICES IN EUROPEIRVINE, Calif. - Eden Air Freight has extended services t

Air Midwest Inc. reported revenue passenger-miles increased 34.5 percent to 15.2 million during Augu

Air cargo companies are taking a leading role in pressing for development of an advanced supersonic

Allied officials will continue to consider new measures to increase competition on flight routes to

Patrick Foley, former chairman of Hyatt Hotels Corp., was named chairman, president and chief execut

Landing a passenger jet or cargo plane at Lindbergh Field here can be one of commercial aviation's

DOT MOVES FOR TIGERS IN DISPUTE WITH JAPANThe Department of Transportation on Friday ruled i

UNITED AIRLINES (Chicago) - Lawrence M. Nagin has been named senior vice president, corporate and ex

HUB-ONE, HUB-TWO, but will there be many more? Only time will tell, say officials of Federal

Operators of major U.S. airports must recognize that what was once a partnership with the airlines t

MSAS Cargo International Inc., one of the world's largest air freight forwarders, plans a major shop

Wardair Canada Inc. has purchased 16 Fokker 100 fan-jets and taken options on eight others.

Air Canada asked a Canadian appeals court to overturn an order by the National Transportation Agency

Flying Tiger Line Inc. continues to suffer frustration from Japanese officials' refusal to grant the

The post office and the Union of Communication Workers are believed to have reached tentative agreem