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KOREAN AIR LINKS UP WITH US CUSTOMSCargo manifests for freight moving on Korean Air

In an effort to restore an antique airplane, Boeing Co. said it has produced a replicator that allow

Paperless trading systems are making the leap from corporate convenience to competitive necessity, a

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12th International Tug & Salvage Convention and Workboat Exhibition. May 26-29. Genoa, Italy. Grand

Only five years or so ago, transportation gurus were predicting that the '90s would see the industry

Officials of Japan's Transport Ministry announced plans last week to form a special team to standard

Shippers are upbeat about new U.S. Customs Service automation projects, but brokers are divided, wit

US, CANADIAN FIRMS TO DEBUT PAGING SERVICEMONTREAL - U.S. and Canadian communication

San Francisco Customs Brokers & Freight Forwarders. May 18. Burlingame, Calif. Dinner meeting,Patric

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Microchip prices are poised to take another tumble, but transport executives are divided on how the

Replacing paper documents with electronic data interchange causes a reaction similar to that of some

A team of Icelandic computer scientists said they devised a breakthrough method that will make it ea

The U.S. Customs Service campaign to build an electronic empire is gaining momentum. That ma

Truckers can sharply increase productivity and improve service with new computerized dispatching, tr

PRATT & WHITNEY TESTS HYPERSONIC ENGINEWEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Pratt & Whitney Gover

Trade and transportation industry executives are getting another chance to officially air their grip

National Association of Rail Shippers. Through May 13. St. Paul, Minn. ''Transportation Links to Glo

Spurred by the success of the microcomputer, the trickle of software written for the transportation

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About 300 of the nation's top aerospace engineers focused their attention last week on objects that

Bitter competition between air cargo carriers is stalling development of electronic communications s

Personal computer manufacturers and telecommunications network companies are having a tough time con

ELECTRONIC TOLL SYSTEMS INSTALLED IN MEXICOMexico is installing electronic toll collection s

Advanced Transportation Management Seminar. May 4-15. Evanston, Ill. Sponsored by Transportation Cen

Railroad locomotive cabs may soon look like airline cockpits. Consolidated Rail Corp., Union

Bureaucrats at the Federal Maritime Commission are snickering. That's not necessarily a surprise. Th

Korean Air Lines is the latest airline to start transmitting manifest data electronically to the U.S

Persuading freight forwarders to send information and business documents overseas electronically is

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RUSSIAN PHONE SYSTEM GAINING ACCEPTANCEMOSCOW - A telephone service that helps busin

The good news is that moving data from computers in trucks and other mobile locations is getting eas

Truck part catalogs used to take up 330 feet of shelf space at the offices of Mack Trucks Inc., Alle

Scitor Inc. is creating an industrywide network that will enable the air cargo industry to book, tra

International Business Machines Corp. will begin testing an onboard computerized tracking, monitorin

REVERE WARE, K MART FORGE ELECTRONIC TIESTROY, Mich. - Revere Ware Corp. has become the 2,00

McNally-Wellman Bulk Material Handling Equipment Seminar. April 23-24. Seventh annual meeting.Pittsb

Consolidated Rail Corp.'s new $25 million technology center is the latest in a series of gold-plated

A big green locomotive at the head of a train in Montana looks no differentfrom the other un