Air Cargo

SWISSAIR (New York) - Eric Geitlinger, vice president, product planning, willserve as deputy

DEUS EX MACHINA by the Transportation Department will result in a reversal of the not-invented-here

The British government has freed for commercial aircraft usage more than6,000 square miles o

Air cargo carriers and night-flying passenger airlines may now have the ammunition needed to battle

AIR CARGO EQUIPMENT POSTS DROP IN EARNINGSAir Cargo Equipment Corp. earned $372,109, or 14 c

With cargo holds aboard United Airlines planes crossing the Pacific totally full, airline chairman S

An anticipated departure of high-level Transportation Department executives has begun with the resig

More than 140 exhibitors and 2,200 delegates are expected to congregate here at a trade show next mo

The Federal Aviation Administration revealed Thursday an ambitious three-year program to assert more

MIAMI-BOUND COCAINE SEIZED IN VENEZUELACARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuelan soldiers seized a 235

The restructuring of Braniff Inc.'s route system continued this week when the Dallas-based airline a

Lufthansa German Airlines will add air freight capacity this year and next to handle expected growth

DE HAVILLAND SELLS DASH 8-300 IN EUROPEThe De Havilland Division of Boeing Canada ended two

Dr. Shivinder Singh Sidhu of India assumed his new duties this week as secretary general of the Mont

Put an aviation executive and a trial lawyer in the same room, and the argument will go like this:

One might expect an ominous cloud to be hanging over Airbus Industrie these days. On June 26

Australia's international airline Qantas is considering becoming an integrated door-to-door cargo op

SECOND QUARTER LOSS FOR PROFIT SYSTEMSProfit Systems Inc., a major forwarder based here, los

Air freight growth handily outpaced expansion in passenger traffic last year and figures for the fir

Financially ailing Pan Am Corp. confirmed it will sell its big Miami maintenance base and Latin Amer

It will be bigger than the island of Manhattan, and boosters predict it will make Denver an internat

A pilot's habit of attempting short landings was the major contributing factor in an early 1987 comm

Air New Zealand reported income of US$39.4 million, or $70.4 million (New Zealand) on revenue of US$

AERO LLOYD GETS OK TO VIE WITH LUFTHANSAFRANKFURT, West Germany - West German charter compan

It was a logical question to put to an air freight veteran who for decades has been in the heart of

Officials at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport say they are considering hosting an annual air

The down-sizing of Eastern Air Lines was preordained 2 1/2 years ago. Perhaps even earlier.

While airline officials are concerned about safety, overriding financial considerations often drive

One of the nation's youngest air freight forwarding companies and one of the Netherland's oldest in

Major indexes reflecting non-accident air safety continue to improve, the Federal Aviation Administr

Boeing Co. reported second quarter income of $160 million, or $1.05 a share, on revenue of $4.7 bill

This year's orders for Boeing Co. commercial jets are expected to climb to an all-time record of $20

FEDERAL EXPRESS HIKES TURBOFAN ENGINE ORDEREVANDALE, Ohio - Federal Express Corp. increased

Cargo space on Asia-bound flights is becoming harder to get at SanFrancisco International Airport, a

Drug smugglers are discovering something legitimate exporters have known for a long time: commercial

NORTHROP WINS PACT FOR BOEING FUSELAGESNorthrop Corp. was awarded a $730 million contract fr

Australian aviation officials are investigating complaints by United Airlines that facilities at the

AIR ZIMBABWE SELECTS PRATT & WHITNEY ENGINEEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - Air Zimbabwe selected Prat

To meet the rapid growth at John F. Kennedy International Airport, the New York Telephone Co. has be

When the Puget Sound Council of Governments a few months ago proposed wiping out a residential neigh