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Emery Air Freight Corp. of Wilton, Conn., will carry its first large shipment of frozen beef to Japa

Shortly after John J. Bavis joined Eastern Airlines in 1965 as a rookie pilot, he sat in on a meetin

THE TICK-TOCK OF THE CONGRESSIONAL CLOCK concerns aviation insiders across several fronts. W

The U.S. Postal Service plans a major expansion of its air mail handling operations at Newark Intern

Dade County business leaders, fearful that the unions at Eastern Air Lines will bring down the compa

LTU, a West German airline, said it has selected the Rolls-Royce RB211-535E4 engine to power two Boe

An estimated 7 percent to 20 percent more overseas passengers will pass through Kennedy Internationa

Proper aircraft inspection is the weak link" in efforts to prevent accidents like the one that rippe

FORWARDER TO EXPAND NEW FACILITY AT DULLESWASHINGTON - Hellmann International Forwarders Inc

The International Civil Aviation Organization has agreed to conduct a full investigation into the re

Martinair Holland, a Dutch charter airline, is striving to broaden its American customer base. It pl

EMERY WINS CONTRACT TO CARRY IBM FREIGHTARMONK, N.Y. - Emery Air Freight Corp. recently won

The director of San Francisco International Airport has opposed a call for construction of additiona

Airports in Boston, San Francisco and Los Angeles stepped up security recently following Iran's vows

The Flying Tiger Line Inc. complained to the the U.S. Department of Transportation that the Japanese

If Warren L. Basler has his way, DC-3 airliners still will be flying when the venerable Douglas Airc

Lower tax rates and improved operating performance bolstered Federal Express Corp.'s bottom line dur

In the week the fourth Chinese-made MD-82 made its maiden flight, McDonnell Douglas Corp. agreed to

VARIG PLACES ORDER FOR 5 BOEING 737-300SVarig, Brazil's flag airline, has ordered five 737-3

Braniff Inc. this week embarked on a fleet modernization program in tune with the strategies of new

The governing council of the International Civil Aviation Organization began an extraordinary sessio

San Francisco's application of its stringent airport noise rules to one freight airline is set for a

Another scheduled airline industry effort to make an impact on the fast- growing international couri

The European Parliament has urged quick action by European Community executives to resolve what it c

Eastern Airlines' pilots union has offered management a four-year contract proposal calling for more

Eastern Airlines flew 2.5 billion revenue passenger-miles in June, compared with 3 billion a year ag

With certificates allowing it to serve some two dozen countries, the Flying Tiger Line Inc. has the

Loek C. Bergkamp is not likely to yield to the argument of some that creeping metamorphosis has tran

A surprise move to oust the chairman of Italy's Alitalia airline may reflect a drive for bolder mana

Willy de Clercq, the European Community's commissioner for external relations, warned Tuesday that t

INDUSTRY TASK FORCE URGES BROAD PROGRAMA multi-user aviation industry task force Monday urge

Federal safety authorities Monday urgently asked the Federal Aviation Administration to address safe

Victor Pappalardo, president and sole owner of the regional carrier City Express of here, views his

GENERAL MOTORS CORP. (Flint, Mich.) - Robert T. Bolo was appointed GM Automotive Components Group r

NO PAN AM JOB in Allan McArtor's future, the Federal Aviation Administration boss said last week.

Passengers upset by a flight delay staged a sit-in aboard an airliner on the ground in Duesseldorf e

Allan McArtor sees progress behind him and a renewed sense of pride and enthusiasm in the Federal A

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration last week effectively ruled out any prospects for ne

QANTAS PLACES ORDER FOR THREE BOEING JETSSEATTLE - Qantas, the Australian international airl

Alaska Airlines, a subsidiary of Alaska Air Group Inc., reported it flew 349.7 million revenue passe