Air Cargo

The aviation industry's 1988 cause celebre moved a tenuous step forward Tuesday when a Senate panel

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

The Federal Aviation Administration ordered Ameriflight Inc., a California- base d cargo carrier, gr

The Western Allies on Monday ended a postwar three-airline monopoly on flights to West Berlin, sayin

Here, amid the ancient rice paddies and verdant vegetable gardens northeast of Tokyo, lies the airpo

Controlling interest in Braniff Inc. has been acquired by BIA-COR Holdings, a real estate investment

Normally an airline's decision to replace one aircraft on a particular route with another one is of

U.S. air crash investigators plan to participate in the inquiry into Sunday's crash of an Air France

ANSETT REAFFIRMS PLAN TO BUY AIRBUS 320SSYDNEY, Australia - Ansett, an Australian domestic a

Western European aviation experts called on the Common Market leadership last week to remove current

HERE AN OFFICE, THERE AN OFFICE, but who's office is it? Sen. Wendell H. Ford, D-Ky., believ

To help cope with anticipated cargo growth of around 10 percent annually over the next few years, Ai

AGENCY PROPOSES SHUTTING AIR OPERATORThe Federal Aviation Administration took the first step

BILL WOULD TIGHTEN SECURITY AT AIRPORTSSecretary of Transportation Jim Burnley has sent to C

The Federal Aviation Administration plans tests this summer of a new concept in air traffic control

Continental Airlines' refurbished cargo facility at Newark International Airport's Terminal C is a m

A vintage U.S. Transport plane left Frankfurt for West Berlin Thursday to mark the 40th anniversary

The Senate has put the brakes on what one member called A very, very sweet deal giving H. Ross Perot

A South African airliner carrying delegates to Cairo on Thursday for Angola peace talks became the f

The chief Senate backer of a bill to restructure the Federal Aviation Administration said Congress s

Executives running the Virgin Atlantic Airways cargo operation in the United States are picking thei

After moving 1.3 million cubic yards of earth, the Port of Portland is looking for a developer for a

Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer announced the sale of six new planes to Wichita, Kan.-based

TWO OF 3 US AIRLINES RESUME HAITI FLIGHTSTwo major U.S. airlines resumed daily flights to Ha

Mention of the Just-in-Time process provokes questions about whether its inroads in distribution pra

wWilliam R. Boesch was named vice president, cargo, at American Airlines. Mr. Boesch formerl

EC ADOPTS MEASURES FOR SUMMER AIR SAFETYLUXEMBOURG - Transport ministers of the 12-nation Eu

Without fanfare, crews for Federal Express Corp. delivered the first planeload of small packages fro

BF Goodrich Co.'s new $27 million plant here has begun producing carbon composite materials for the

Some aviation safety experts and the airlines say a new requirement aimed at easing the threat of co

AIRBUS GIVES US FIRMS DEADLINE ON PROJECTThe four-nation Airbus Industrie has set an October

Growth and change cut two ways at the same time in the still-successful regional airline industry, i

Government agents, and evidence from Brutus the drug dog, showed no grounds to believe a plane chase

The Federal Aviation Administration has refused to review a 155-an-hour limit on flights at Chicago'

Aeromexico, the state-owned airline that was declared bankrupt two months ago, is being restructured

Prospects for the trouble-free liberalization of Europe's air transport industry could be strangled

In an apparent bid to fix damaged labor relations at Eastern Air Lines, Texas Air Corp. Chairman Fra

BRANIFF REDUCES ITS 1ST QUARTER LOSSBraniff Inc. lost $8.1 million on revenue of $93.9 milli

JAPAN ACCEPTS FIRST FEDERAL EXPRESS CARGOFederal Express Corp. officials breathed easier aro

In the past six months, a group of brazen thieves has stolen six high- performan ce turboprop airpla