Air Cargo

The fast-moving pace of business travel has been the main impediment to successfully producing trave

American Airlines plans to begin daily, non-stop service from Raleigh, N.C., to Paris on May 26, rec

What Washington giveth, it also taketh away. When President Reagan late last year signed the

Some of the nation's largest breweries are aiding communities in the Pittsburgh area whose water sup

Delta Begins Service With Latest MD-88LONG BEACH, Calif. - Delta Air Lines has begun service

Civil air agreements between the United States and its Pacific Rim trading partners may get some fin

The world's airlines carried more than 1 billion passengers in 1987, the first time in history the i

The Cargo Development Group, Continental Airlines' cargo marketing and operations arm, is the first

Midway Service To Bahamas ApprovedMidway Airlines has received government approval to begin

The International Airfreight and Distribution Exhibition and Conference - "Airfreight 88" - is to be

Unless regularly scheduled, airlines will have to notify U.S. Department of Agriculture at least 12

Atlantic States Association of Rail Shippers, annual seminar, Jan. 13, Hershey Philadelphia Hotel, P

The nation's 14 largest airlines suffered a record number of consumer complaints in 1987 and a drop

Air cargo shipments through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport jumped by 24 percent in 1987, a rec

The British government announced Tuesday that it has asked the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to mon

Braniff Inc. has renewed its negotiations with Pan Am Corp.'s unions in an attempt to gain wage conc

The question that is posed concerns customer trends: Has the air freight shipper, as a few airlines

Air-fare warfare began anew Monday, with Eastern Airlines, Continental and Northwest announcing rest

Calgary Airport Safe, General Manager SaysCALGARY, Alberta - Security at the Calgary Interna

In an effort to boost their intra-Europe carriage, most of the continent's airlines are offering dee

The skies are clearing for Shanghai Airlines after a start-up clouded with problems. SAL got

De Havilland Aircraft Co. won't be profitable again for at least two years, say officials of parent

Record numbers of passengers and cargo moved through Portland International Airport during 1987, acc

Hearings Scheduled On Logan Fee HikeThe Massachusetts Port Authority says burgeoning interes

For the second time in less than a decade, Federal Express has won the Cargo Development Award given

Commerce Department forecasters expect air cargo shipments to grow faster in 1988 than passenger boa

British Aerospace PLC warned Dec. 31 that its loss-making civil aircraft division faces a further de

The United Nations agency which oversees the safety and efficiency of world air transport is facing

Major changes are in the works at Emery Air Freight Corp., following selection of a new chairman and

Thai International Airways reports record pre-tax operating profit of nearly 2.2 billion baht (US$88

Federal Express to Add 35 Aircraft to FleetMEMPHIS, Tenn. - Federal Express Corp. will enlar

Bowing to competitive pressures, American Airlines Inc. said it will offer triple mileage on each of

The New Year will constitute a critical challenge for Canada's transportation industry, with deregul

With the Japanese yen reaching all-time highs against the U.S. dollar this year, the cost of a trip

The Massachusetts Port Authority would discuss with federal officials a proposal to reduce aircraft

Dollar's Fall Hits Airbus ConsortiumThe steep fall of the dollar against the major currencie

United China Airlines, the most successful of the independent airlines formed in China since the Ch

In several West European countries there were school vacations the last week of October. Because of

Grant Hutchison, marketing manager for Datapost International, makes no extravagant boasts for the R

The U.S. Postal Service is taking steps to make its overnight Express Mail service competitive with