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Citing the need to examine serious competitive issues, the Transportation De partment Wednesday ende

The British Airways takeover of arch-rival British Caledonian seems likely to trigger another feroci

Federal investigators said they were looking into whether non-compliance with air traffic instructio

Delta's Pilot Training To Be ExaminedWASHINGTON -- Following four incidents in two weeks inv

The close encounter between two jumbo jets over the Atlantic Ocean last week illustrates a problem t

The port of Oakland has sued the Environmental Protection Agency in a dispute over port development

The Senate's catalog of a half-dozen bills aimed at airline disclosure and consumer protection effec

The European commissioner in charge of European Community competition policy, Peter Sutherland, has

More than 100 corporate jets that normally carry some of the nation's top business executives on the

Don't you talk to us about liberalization, the chairman of the European Community warned Wednesday o

O'Hare International Airport is a 45-minute drive from Jim Butler's home in suburban Algonquin, Ill.

Despite the U.S. deregulation of its airline industry and its frequent calls for freedom of trade, t

Homework payed off Tuesday for senators pushing for airline consumer protection when the Senate Comm

United and Continental Airlines said their exclusion from the planning process for a new airport by

The U.S. deputy secretary of Transportation threatened economic sanctions against foreign countries

Japanese Firm to Build Actuators for MD-11sLONG BEACH, Calif. - McDonnell Douglas has chosen

At approximately the time that his boss, Richard Branson, along with Per Lindstrand, lifts off at Ca

Two senior executives from Scandinavian Airlines System will direct the start-up and initial operati

Two Fairchild Industries Inc. board members have breathed new life into the company's restructuring

Negotiations between the European Airbus Industrie consortium and McDonnell Douglas on collaborative

Senate Set to Clear FAA, DOT NomineesThe Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committ

The airline industry expected to spend a lot of time and effort this year dealing with Congress as t

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee may approve an airline consumer informatio

'86 Mozambique Crash Blamed on Pilot, CrewThe October 1986 crash of the Soviet-built Tupolev

South Korea may have discovered how to skirt a brick wall it claims the United States has thrown up

Airlines would face some of the toughest consumer rules yet under a bill being prepared by three sen

The Army Corps of Engineers has misused its emergency aircraft to fly officials at high cost to meet

Purolator Courier Corp. has begun hitting the road to sell its two-day or less regional ground deliv

United Airlines and three major European airlines said Friday they will invest $120 million to creat

It is hardly a coincidence that when terrorism, political or social disorder overseas erupts and cla

Pan Am Corp. said it will soon submit a formal application to the Allied Civil Air Attaches for comb

Freight will be the strongest growth area in air traffic between now and the end of the century, the

Flying Tiger to Lease 747 from GPA GroupFlying Tiger Line Inc. signed a long-term lease agre

A Delta Air Lines jet with equipment trouble drifted off course and passed close enough to a Contine

Air France, the French state-controlled airline, chalked up excellent results during the first half

Airbus Industrie's new A320 airliner, which enters commercial service next year, made a series of ti

Allegis Corp. reported second quarter net earnings of $73.4 million, or $1.29 a share, on revenue of

An official for the manufacturer of a jet that plunged 1,100 feet toward the Pacific Ocean after a m

The Canadian government will reportedly announce at the end of this week a plan to sell off state-ow

The hearing started on a tough tone, with Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., labeling the Transportation