Air Cargo

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Shades of Rothschild! There is Juan Cueto Sierra in Santiago, Chile, astride FastAir Cargo a

The legal limits on foreign ownership in U.S.-flag airlines may need to change as the lines between

Fifty-seven tractor-trailers backed up to a Kansas City, Mo., loading dock earlier this month to col

Second 737-400 Joins Boeing Test ProgramA second 737-400 has joined Boeing Commercial Airpla

Air Canada officials are urging Washington to grant it reciprocal cabatoge rights so North American

Syracuse's Hancock International Airport could thrive under a multimillion- doll ar expansion plan t

Appeal Withdrawn Over Japan ServiceA loser in the bidding to provide express package service

The U.S. Postal Service effort to make its domestic overnight Express Mail service more competitive

With airport congestion and flight delays mounting, an aviation industry task force says at least fi

Henry Duffy, president of the Air Line Pilots Association, is calling on Washington to help improve

THE FLYING TIGER LINE INC. (Los Angeles) - Frank L. Forster was named vice president, maintenance an

SAS Group Reports $5.1 Billion RevenueThe SAS Group earned $291 million on revenue of $5.1 b

Swissair Cargo Volume Up 45 percent in Two 2 MonthsChanges in production strategy by multina

ILLUMINATING A BRIGHT IDEA finally reached the cabins of Continental and Eastern Air Lines last week

The Massachusetts Port Authority signaled a willingness to settle differences with the Department of

For the third year running there is more than a little concern about getting Americans to travel to

Transportation Secretary James Burnley Thursday reiterated that his Wednesday testimony on Capitol H

Allegations by Airbus Industrie that the U.S. government subsidized its own aircraft manufacturers b

Lufthansa Orders 20 Boeing 737 TwinjetsLufthansa German Airlines has ordered 20 Boeing 737 a

Foreigners would be barred from working as crew members aboard U.S. aircraft and ships during strike

Britain's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) announced radical changes Wednesday in air traffic control

In an effort to slow down a ticket-swapping scam that is costing U.S.airports hundreds of th

Eastern Appeals Ruling Blocking Shuttle SaleAs expected, Eastern Airlines Tuesday filed an a

The Reagan administration's chief aviation policy official delivered a spirited defense of airline d

In its once-a-year look at the financial health of its three major operating groups, the Boeing Co.

Association of American Practitioners, Portland, Ore., and Puget Sound chapters meeting, March 30. T

Eastern Airlines Tuesday was expected to appeal a federal court decision preventing it from selling

Things at British Airways Cargo are pretty much upbeat these days. If one is not particularl