Air Cargo

With 600 new jets coming into its fleet by 1999, American Airlines is going overseas for growth.

PAINEWEBBER SPINS OFF TRANSPORTATION DIVISIONThe transportation group at PaineWebber Inc., w

Air freight, long a neglected stepchild at most U.S. airlines, is becoming the industry's hot new ar

Spokesmen for Brazil's VASP airlines termed "mere speculation so far" reports that the publicly owne

Saying that airlines were not in the censorship business, Texas Air Corp. Chairman Frank Lorenzo ord

CF AirFreight, the air cargo integrated forwarder subsidiary of ConsolidatedFreightways Inc.

The U.S. government should spend more to tighten aviation security since terrorist threats are aimed

Continental Airlines plan to launch trans-Pacific services between Seattle and Tokyo could be threat

Noise from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport has not reduced the market value of three home

Lufthansa German Airlines plans to upgrade its express package service, C&D Airfreight System, Heinz

BRANIFF HEADQUARTERS TO MOVE TO ORLANDODALLAS - After 47 years in Dallas, Braniff Inc. is mo

NWA'S NET INCOME SET RECORD FOR QUARTERST. PAUL, Minn. - NWA Inc., parent of Northwest Airli

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration said the use of a technologically advanced bomb dete

The Journal of Commerce Transportation Table, Feb. 10. National Press Building, Washington, D.C. Ric

The Journal of Commerce, with today's issue, begins publishing a monthly chart and table of air carg

FLIGHT DELAYS INCREASE ON EUROPEAN AIRLINESBRUSSELS, Belgium - Nineteen percent of European

Texas Air Corp. Thursday reported a fourth quarter consolidated net loss of $224.4 million, or $5.78

A proposed $3 billion airport, which survived one election and appeared ready to fly last spring, ha

The pace of cargo traffic growth at Syracuse's Hancock International Airport is expected to quicken

Barring a dramatic change in political winds, the course has been set for privatizing Brazil's secon

4 AIRLINES SAID TO PAY MILLIONS TO TERRORISTSTEL AVIV, Israel - A U.S. aviation security exp

Rights allowing Federal Express Corp. to carry small packages from Japan to the United States will b

Pan American World Airways' top management will decide within two months whether to convert four Boe

Hundreds of Eastern Airlines employees represented by the machinists union staged a brief walkout Tu

Piedmont Airlines' merger into USAir has been delayed until Aug. 5 as the two big carriers attempt t

LALLY WILL SPEAK ON AIRLINE SECURITYA national expert on airline security, Richard F. Lally,

Mid Pacific Air Corp., a cargo charter airline, is seeking fitness certificates and federal authorit

WHEN DESMOND J. LYONS left the Ford Motor Co. 15 years ago to enter the air cargo industry, his init

Evergreen Marine Corp., Taiwan's globe-girdling containership company, appears to be stepping up pre

The chairman of Lufthansa German Airlines said the European Community likely will bargain as a singl

Newcomer Air Hong Kong Ltd., the only dedicated cargo airline in the colony, has won approval for sc

AMERICAN LIKELY TO BUY 60 MD-11S, 100 MD-80S NEW YORK - American Airlines is expected to a

Booming airfreight business between the Far East and Europe is persuading British Airways to reconsi

Indonesia's Garuda airline plans to invest nearly $2 billion in a score of wide-bodied jets to suppo

Ask Mr. Foster Travel, founded 100 years ago by a know-it-all who insisted his shops be run by singl

The volume of express mail handled by the U.S. Postal Service increased 20 percent during its first

Growth is nothing new to profitable Thai Airways International, but a recent plague of well-publiciz

The state of Washington said it will campaign to end a shortage of air cargo space on routes from Se

Pilot Air Freight, a privately held forwarder with headquarters in the Philadelphia area, is adding

CONTINENTAL CHIEF QUITS AFTER ONE YEAR AT POSTHOUSTON - Martin Shugrue, who took over as pre