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Airport Trade Show Begins in W. GermanyFRANKFURT, West Germany - The Inter Airport trade fai

S. Korea Strike Affects Northwestern ServicesST. PAUL - Northwest Airlines temporarily cance

Pratt & Whitney Canada executives plan to bank more than one-fifth of companyrevenues in pre

The passengers aboard Capt. Kevin Earp's flight tonight are cold and cramped. Many of them are crabb

What do motion picture special effects, an aircraft engine maker and the National Aeronautics and Sp

Letter from Montreal: SPARE THE ROD and spoil the passenger.Had the Federal Aviation Adminis

An accident last year in which a jetliner overran a Charlotte runway may have been caused by an airc

Air New Zealand Puts In Order for 747-400Air New Zealand has converted an earlier order for

In this day of super plastic, of a wallet full of instant credit cards to buy just about anything wi

The world's airlines face more political obstacles than technological ones in a planned attempt to s

Federal Express Corp. reported net income for the quarter ended Aug. 31 of $52.4 million, or $1 a sh

Unifly Express, an air charter company based in Rome, has ordered three McDonnell Douglas MD-83 twin

The European Community will step up its legal actions to end competition- stifli ng restrictive acco

Zaire Company Buys Candair Business JetScibe-Zaire, Zaire's largest private company, signed

Macombo and Mosuba are frequent flyers between Columbus and Omaha, but they fly cargo so it's doubtf

British Aerospace, the U.K. aircraft manufacturer, has beaten off tough international competition an

New Jersey Motor Truck Association, annual awards ceremony, Sept. 26, the Pines Manor, Edison, N.J.

United Airlines Unit Eases Contract TermsUnited Airlines Inc.'s computer-based travel reserv

The worldwide air carrier industry often cites the United States as an example of many things, but i

The president of SAS, the Scandinavian airline consortium, criticized U.S. government officials for

On the plus side are the computer, its reach gradually extending from carrier, customer and customs,

Despite an administrative law judge's decision recommending rejection of the USAir Group Inc. merger

There has been an 800 percent increase in reports of pilots flying in restricted air space, violatin

The frills are back. MGM Grand Air recently began ultra first-class flights complete with ca

A new air services agreement between Canada and Britain "bodes well for consumers on both sides of t

Singer Division Wins Delta Simulator JobBINGHAMTON, N.Y. - Singer Co.'s Link Flight Simulati

Federal Aviation Administration chief Allan McArtor announced Monday that his agency would begin ins

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES turned the tables on outgoing Secretary Elizabeth Hanford Dole l

Delta Emerges From Pilot ReviewThe Federal Aviation Administration said Friday that its revi

Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Hanford Dole's remaining agenda has grown, rather than shrunk, si

The general manager of Vancouver International Airport thinks freedom of entry by U.S. carriers may

A bipartisan coalition of House members plan an unusual approach in their quest to fully fund aviati

Northwest Airlines has filed a $20 million lawsuit accusing union machinists and baggage handlers of

A group of British aerospace companies have joined forces to help keep Britain in the space race.

A top Federal Aviation Administration official is working on a plan to provide safer and more conven

DOT Cancels Meeting In Japan Service CaseThe Transportation Department Thursday cancelled it

Canadian government and airline officials are playing down the risk that regular air service between

The travel industry could use a little help when it comes to marketing their wares to business trave

Nine national airlines of the south Asian region are forming a consortium to improve aviation infras

Transamerica Airlines Completes Sale DealOAKLAND, Calif. - Transamerica Airlines has complet