Air Cargo

Contract negotiations are expected to continue this week between Japan Air Lines and its machinists

The cash position of troubled Pan Am Corp. has fallen to less than $125 million, and the company is

AIR CARGO LINE SEEKS SILENCE from its jets, or at least the lowest sound level possible. Pow

Midway Airlines Inc. has had a bumpy ride in its brief 10-year existencefinding a market nic

The Dutch shipping and transportation group Royal Nedlloyd hopes to sell a stake in its airline subs

When is a ski resort not a ski resort? When it is a conference center, of course, and when there is

McDonnell, Airbus Talks on Link ContinueTOULOUSE, France - McDonnell Douglas Corp. is contin

Safety experts see little evidence to back up claims that airline deregulation has hurt aviation saf

The Netherlands' national airline KLM is planning further development of its international express d

Efforts to establish air service and cruises between Alaska and Siberia are being discussed this wee

Three Airports in Pa. Get US Upgrade FundsThe Department of Transportation has approved fund

Thai Airways International appears to have half-won its protracted battle with a government ministry

Continental Airlines will inaugurate 17 new flights from its hub here beginning May 3. Intro

The question of moving some air cargo operations away from Logan International Airport arose again l

Dutch supplemental carrier Martinair Holland is looking to expand its regular freighter operations b

The airline industry faces de facto re-regulation from the continuing airport capacity crisis that t

Cargo-handling company Aero Groundservice, which works for a number of major United States carriers

US Leasing Buys Plane From New York AirSAN FRANCISCO - United States Leasing International I

Aloha Airgroup Inc., the parent company of Aloha Airlines Inc. and Princeville Airways Inc., earned

Competition on West German airline routes is expected to increase because of an agreement on flight

Two International Air Transport Association cargo tariff actions have been approved by the Transport

Airline delays dropped in February while passenger complaints gained in March, the Transportation De

NO REAL THREAT LOOMING to the Air Transport Association, despite rumors of carrier intentions to bre

Burlington Air Express, now completely merged with WTC Air Freight and operating under the direction

It is fairly obvious that Rudolph H. Auslander is having a love affair with the 747 freighter. Even

Japan Air Lines President Susumu Yamaji sent a letter to Boeing Chairman Frank A. Shrontz last month

Now let's talk about solutions, says the first ad in a two-year, multimillion-d ollar pro-aviation c

Contract cargo carrier Orion Air plans to use available means to fight a six- digit fine proposed by

DOT Order Protects Some IATA MembersThe Transportation Department issued an order clarifying

The government on Monday denied a British report it had approached British Airways to buy the nation

The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether Korean Air Lines can invoke a $75,000 damage limitation a

Qantas Airways Speeds Buying of Boeing 767sQantas Airways of Australia has purchased a fourt

COULD A LIMITED SAFETY INQUIRY into hazardous cargo shipments be detrimental to passenger health?

As the battle to restructure the Federal Aviation Administration continues, political observers and

A four-man group of wise men will recommend bringing the manufacturing, marketing and sales operatio

Traffic Club of Newark, monthly meeting will feature computer trends in transportation, April 5. Tow

Scandinavian Airlines System has signed a letter of intent to study acquiring a 40 percent interest

A special team of Federal Aviation Administration staffers has begun studying the need for changes t

DOT's Burnley, Senator To Address Air PanelIn response to a request from Transportation Secr

The effects of the weaker dollar on its civil aircraft sales caused British Aerospace PLC to experie