Air Cargo

If one kind of accident seemed unthinkable in the aviation industry, it was what happened to an Aloh

The Massachusetts Port Authority is not only thumbing its nose at the national air traffic system, b

Allegis Name Is Buried As UAL Corp. RebornThe parent of United Airlines has laid to rest the

Flying Tiger Line's return to profitability is being sustained by a boom in U.S. exports, but the al

Qantas Airways Ltd. earned $101.1 million after taxes and extraordinary items in the fiscal year end

Canadian Transport Minister Benoit Bouchard announced that Wardair Inc., the Mississauga, Ontario-ba

On the strength of record cargo and passenger traffic, U.S. scheduled airlines enjoyed improved fort

Unisys Gets Contract From Belgian AirlineBLUE BELL, Pa. - Sabena Belgian World Airlines has

As expected, United Airlines Thursday ordered 30 Boeing 757 aircraft and took options to purchase 30

CARGO PLANES COULD SUFFER forced retirement if this week's conference on older aircraft results in a

The U.S. scheduled airlines said Thursday they are prepared for the heaviest summer travel yet but t

In the first major test of liberalized European aviation rules, British Airways is seeking permissio

OWNERS, PILOTS PRAISE BURNLEY'S PACE PROBEThe Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association on Mond

The American Airlines decision to buy 50 Boeing Co. 757s worth almost $2 billion was motivated in pa

Schiphol Airport in the Netherlands reported a 16 percent increase in cargo handled in 1987 to 693,4

John H. Mahoney, a long-time airline and air cargo industry executive, is dead at age 69. Mo

FAA Almost Finished With Airlines' ReportsWASHINGTON -- Federal Aviation Administrator Allan

British Airways PLC has become the world's most profitable airline with its announcement Tuesday of

In the world air freight forwarding industry there is a clear division among those companies that ha

Allegis Corp. stockholders, rejecting the diversification plans of former Chairman Richard J. Ferri

The possibility of placing absolute life limits on transport aircraft is among the topics expected t

Rep. Norman Y. Mineta, D-Calif., played down chances for Congress to pass any bill this year aimed a

Another $1 billion aircraft order may be in the works for Boeing Co., which last week announced a $4

Widespread dissatisfaction may give the Federal Aviation Administration a way to scale back what ind

Organizers of America's first aerospace exposition declared the Air-Space America '88 show a success

After several months of contract talks, Eastern Airlines and its machinists union will start continu

Quietly, an airline from the Middle East is angling for a piece of the Caribbean and South American

Continental Employees To Protest HearingsAs the National Mediation Board takes up claims tha

A Transportation Department request asking the Massachusetts Port Authority to delay planned fee inc

American Airlines says it expects to announce a major order for up to 100 Boeing 757 transcontinenta

AND HE'LL RAISE FUNDS, FUNDS, FUNDS 'til his dying day. Frank Lorenzo may not have many frie

Dutch Company Wins Hong Kong ContractA Dutch consulting company has won a $1.9 million contr

AAR CORP. (Elk Grove Village, Ill.) - Richard D. Tabery was named vice chairman. He recently retired

Aircraft flying in holding patterns over congested airports could cost Lufthansa, the West German ai

The Federal Aviation Administration met wide opposition to a proposed expansion of required use of a

A force from on high will be watching over the 1988 Economic Summit in Toronto. Carling O'Ke

Employees of Profit Freight Systems, an air freight forwarder, have donated a 48-foot trailer to the

W.R. GRACE & CO. (New York) - James H. Plecker was named president of Grace Distribution Services In

Air fares have been cut and new routes added in the latest bid to make London's showpiece new London

The latest and largest coalition of aviation interests has grown considerably since it was formally