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The Reagan administration's chief aviation policy official delivered a spirited defense of airline d

In its once-a-year look at the financial health of its three major operating groups, the Boeing Co.

Eastern Appeals Ruling Blocking Shuttle SaleAs expected, Eastern Airlines Tuesday filed an a

Association of American Practitioners, Portland, Ore., and Puget Sound chapters meeting, March 30. T

Things at British Airways Cargo are pretty much upbeat these days. If one is not particularl

Eastern Airlines Tuesday was expected to appeal a federal court decision preventing it from selling

Concerned that it could suffer under industry deregulation in Europe, Swissair is promoting a number

There are many miles between Alaska's fishing grounds and the restaurants of the rest of the nation

Air France Orders Two Boeing 747sSEATTLE - Air France has ordered two additional Boeing 747s

The lines are drawn in what observers expect to be a protracted fight between the Massachusetts Port

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. rocketed into the financial stratosphere with profit for the year throug

FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. (MEMPHIS, Tenn.) - Christos M. (Chris) Cotsakos has been named vice president,

Fairchild Aircraft Wins Military ContractFairchild Aircraft Corp. Monday won an Air National

Hey there, world traveler. Looking for the perfect gift for friends and family back home? The duty-f

The great U.S. airline giveaway seems to be grinding to a halt. Worried about the potential

The Supreme Court agreed to hear another case involving the strike by the Independent Federation of

Australia's international airline Qantas is putting strong pressure on the Australian government to

WHERE WAS THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION when Continental Airlines painted over the leading edg

The Treasury Department recently reached tax exemption agreements with nine nations covering airline

Texas Air Drops Offer For Eastern PreferredTexas Air Corp. is dropping its attempt to buy ba

Things are jumping these days at Chaparral Aviation's refurbished facilities. Rental cars aw

Braniff Reports Loss In Fourth QuarterDALLAS - Braniff Inc. lost $4.5 million on revenue of

The much-discussed but still little-implemented privatization program in the Philippines suffered an

The long-running trans-Atlantic dispute over subsidies for theEuropean Airbus won't be resolved at a

Allowing private companies to go into the mail delivery business could improve service, but such a d

Tiger Placement Allows Debt Payment DiscountTiger International Inc. has completed a private

The airlines have their frequent flier plans, now offering triple mileage, class upgrades, free air

United Airlines appointed three veteran executives to new positions. Joseph R. O'Gorman was

The Air Line Pilots Association has asked the National Mediation Board to determine if Eastern Air L

Massachusetts Port Authority directors Wednesday approved a landmark plan to use increased landing f

Two American Airlines officials said the carrier's freight ton-miles would rise 18.3 percent in 1988

Intermodal Transportation Association, spring conference, March 23-24. Hyatt Oak Brook Hotel, Oak B

DOT Wants Airports To Install ID SystemsThe Department of Transportation wants to increase a

The Hong Kong government has launched a US$5.6 million study to determine the site of its future air

It is perhaps inevitable that the fracturing of the uncomplicated relationship between airline and a

Northern Air Freight Inc.'s fourth quarter net income increased to $287,595, or 16 cents a share, fr

Braniff Adds Missouri, New Mexico to ServiceBraniff Inc. will begin daily non-stop service A

Air freight rates, both domestic and international, will continue to drop during the next two years,

The International Transportation Exhibition (IVA) in Hamburg, West Germany, June 1-12 will be the f

Scandinavia has taken tough action in the airline war with the United States and Great Britain.<