Air Cargo

Senate Panel Votes Shorter Trust Fund BillThe Senate Finance Committee Wednesday broke somew

Wings West Says It's in the BlackSAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - Wings West Airlines reported inco

The Air Transport Association is petitioning two federal agencies for better packaging of blood samp

A Continental Airlines pilot, told to make two turns after landing, took one and kept going, nearly

Grumman Corp. displayed the lastest version of the A-6F series of bombers as Sen. Alfonse D'Amato ur

Northern Air Freight Inc.'s strategy over the next three years is to achieve an equal balance betwee

Boeing Leads Orders For Jet AirlinersWorldwide orders of jet airliners placed with the three

A suit by the Air Line Pilots Association marks the continuation of employee efforts to hold on to t

John H. Mahoney rears back and laughs heartily as he recalls his father, a railroad traffic manager,

Home Owners Federal Savings and Loan Association, the state's largest thrift and one of the nation's

United Airlines' much-ballyhooed Terminal of Tomorrow at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport open

Aviation Shipments Fall 27 percent, Exports GainShipments of general aviation aircraft decli

The director general of the Office of Fair Trading is expected to announce within days whether the p

The first 757 package freighter made by Boeing Commercial Airplane was rolled out recently in ceremo

Lessons from the testing and proposed solution for Beech Aircraft Corp.'s V- tail Bonanza may eventu

Struggling Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Ltd. has withdrawn its deposit forpurchase of two advan

The decision by French courts declaring illegal a planned strike by pilots and flight technicians of

Pressure to increase revenue and growth in freight traffic are luring some scheduled U.S. passenger

The Justice Department considered bringing conspiracy charges against military officials and contrac

All Nippon Airways, Japan's newest scheduled international airline, carried enough passengers in its

Nippon Cargo Plans Service to SingaporeNippon Cargo Airlines plans to start service to Singa

A Transportation Department source said DOT Secretary Elizabeth Hanford Dole objected to an item tha

The influx of aircraft started Thursday night and grew into long lines of flying machines stretching

James Patrick McGee of Weston, a vice president at Greenwich-based United Parcel Service, died last

The record numbers of airline passengers filing complaints about airlines are receiving service at a

A new Washington-based group seeking to represent airline passengers called on air travelers to pres

New Soviet Helicopter Hauls Up to 80 TonsThe Soviet Union has developed a new helicopter tha

NWA Inc. Says Net Up SharplyST. PAUL, Minn. - NWA Inc., parent of Northwest Airlines, report

Some time ago, a reader wrote stating that she had flown from London to Paris to meet a friend for a

The House Aviation Subcommittee Thursday cleared a bill requiring mandatory performance reporting by

NASA, 35th annual experimental aircraft association fly-in convention, July 31-Aug. 7, Oshkosh, Wis.

Shutdown of Transtar Not Sign of InsolvencySouthwest Airlines, which said its Transtar Airli

Collaboration between McDonnell Douglas and the European Airbus Industrie consortium on building the

Air freight imports to Taiwan increased almost 50 percent in the first six months of this year compa

Developers of the military V-22 tilt rotor aircraft claim a $2.24 billion market exists for 1,400 ci

Late last week, members of the Aviation Infrastructure Roundtable again met to review their progress

The search for a private airplane reported missing on a flight from Medford to San Diego, Calif., fo

When CASS (Cargo Accounts Settlement Service) burst on the U.S. scene half a dozen years ago, it was

Senate committee action Tuesday increased the chances that willful violators of federal aviation reg

Eastern to Construct San Juan TerminalEastern Airlines announced it will build a new $36 mil