Air Cargo

Airlift International, a near-ghost of airlines past, has filed a reorganization plan that would all

Out-of-court settlements to survivors of 57 soldiers killed in a 1985 Arrow Air crash have averaged

Southwest Airlines continues to defy conventional airline industry wisdom, and for a very good reaso

EUROCONTROL NATIONS TO CENTRALIZE DATABRUSSELS, Belgium - Alarmed by growing air traffic, th

Last month, Belgians began enjoying direct shipments of fresh halibut, king crab and salmon from Ala

Long-battling parties at Eastern Airlines ended a month-long marriage counseling exercise Tuesday wh

A coalition of private and public groups has taken its plea for an improved air transportation infra

W. GERMANY TO BOOST AIRBUS SUBSIDIESBONN, West Germany - West German government officials ha

The Boeing Co., which last week received permission to export 767s to Poland and Romania, said it is

Long-running discussions to formulate a new aviation treaty between Australia and the United States

FIFTH 747 FREIGHTER ADDED BY LUFTHANSAFRANKFURT, West Germany - Lufthansa AG, the West Germa

China's troubled but highly profitable national airline is due for a major management shake-up now t

Federal Express Corp. is looking forward to competing in a deregulated Europe. So said Judy

Shippers acceptance of Burlington Air Express' higher prices for carrying domestic cargo is further

In the June 27 edition of Air Commerce, Maureen Smith's employer was misidentified. Ms. Smit

The year 1992 looms exceedingly large in the hopes and aspirations of Western Europe's air cargo exe

Texas Air Corp. said its subsidiary Eastern Air Lines has canceled a contract under which Eastern wo

NS COMPLETES PURCHASE OF ILLINOIS CENTRAL LINENORFOLK, Va. - Norfolk Southern Corp., through

A group of Dade County business leaders, fearful that Eastern Air Lines may soon fly into oblivion,

Higher minimum landing fees for all aircraft took effect July 1 as the Massachusetts Port Authority

WHEN IS AN AIRLINER NOT A CARGO PLANE?, an observer recently asked a Federal Aviation Administration

AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines, has been snatching commuter airlines in a $150 million spen

EARNINGS AND REVENUE SHOW INCREASE AT ILFCBEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - International Lease Financ

EAST HAMPTON AIRWAYS CONTINUES TO OPERATEThe Federal Aviation Administration has lifted its

Opponents were disappointed that the Massachusetts Port Authority was given court approval to hike a

The Airbus 320 jetliner, like the one that crashed near Mulhouse, France Sunday, is the first commer

Japan Air Lines announced plans Thursday to purchase an additional 15 Boeing 747-400 jumbo jetliners

GATX/CL Air, a new aircraft leasing company, eventually will purchase a total of 20 Airbus aircraft.

A shortage of staff attorneys is causing the Federal Aviation Administration to have more and more d

Charles A. Lynch, chairman and chief executive officer of DHL Airways Inc., is leaving the company t

The three Western Allies' decision to grant 314 new weekly round-trip flights on existing routes bet

The pilot of the Airbus Industrie A320 jetliner that crashed during an air show Sunday killing three

EAST HAMPTON AIRWAYS GETS GROUNDING ORDERFederal Aviation Administration officials grounded

Two major players, Credit Lyonnais of Paris and GATX Corp. of Chicago have formed a joint venture co

Jeff Bridges is one of international air cargo's success stories; and if his long tenure at British

Federal Aviation Administration officials failed to act on evidence offered allegedly showing a carr

GRUMMAN CORP. (Bethpage, N.Y.) - Dr. Renso L. Caporali was elected vice chairman, technology. He suc

CONTINENTAL EXPANDING MEXICO SERVICE FURTHERHOUSTON - Continental Airlines will significantl

Major airlines that have ordered advanced Airbus airliners are sticking withtheir plans for now desp

Lax enforcement of cockpit procedures by Captain John Maus contributed to crew errors that caused th