Air Cargo

The National Mediation Board has recessed contract talks between Eastern Air Lines and its machinist

Pittston Co., which includes Burlington Air Express among its holdings, earned $15.2 million, or 40

Nine months after United Airlines' pilots' union proposed a $110-a-share buy- out offer for the comp

Hauling fish by air from Brazil to Japan is one of many developments fueling air cargo growth betwee

In a longstanding trend that accelerated during 1988, Asia supplanted the Latin American Development

EGYPTAIR ORDERS JETS FROM AIRBUS INDUSTRIEPARIS - The Egyptian flagship carrier, Egyptair, h

Laying the groundwork for future development of New York's airports is the legacy claimed by Robert

A complex plan to fly 10 rare black rhinoceros from Zimbabwe to the United States collapsed because

AIR CANADA ORDERS THREE BOEING 747-400SSEATTLE - Air Canada has ordered three Boeing Co. 747

The United States and the United Kingdom are calling for a special international conference to impro

The International Society of Transport Aircraft Traders will hold its sixth annual conference in San

IT IS A MISTAKE to dwell on possible future dangers to the air cargo industry, Daniel Peudupin decla

SAUDIS TO HOST MEETING ON AIRLINE HIJACKINGSNICOSIA, Cyprus - Saudi Arabia will host an inte

The Federal Aviation Administration is beginning to assemble sites around O'Hare International Airpo

It's Saturday night at the United Airlines freight terminal at O'Hare International Airport.

The Boeing Co., which originally hoped to certify all three models of its 747-400 by the end of this

Challenge Air Cargo is a fly-speck airline with two 707s and some of the mostdrug-infested r

Entire crews of airliners on long-haul flights have been found to be asleep, the British Civil Aviat

BOEING SEEKS CHECKS OF CARGO BAY WIRINGAll 26 airlines that fly Boeing 767s are being asked

Progress has been made on developing materials for an airplane that can take off from a runway and f

Suddenly, Canada's skies have become the privileged domain of only two carriers with national networ

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES (Houston) - Robert F. Allen was named senior vice president, human resources. H

In a move to attract another air cargo company, the Port of Seattle wants to turn a parking lot curr

An investment group working with Eastern Airlines' unions may make a bid to buy the troubled carrie

Purolator Courier has strengthened its position as the dominant player in the Canadian courier field

The Transportation Department is putting a 60-day hold on its plan to cut back subsidies that allow

People Express, the discount no-frills carrier that set the airline industry on its ear in the early

CANADA'S NO. 2 AIRLINE MOVES TO BUY NO. 3Canada's second largest airline operator moved to s

Thursday's Journal of Commerce interview with former Transportation Secretary Jim Burnley incorrect

Southwest Airlines Co. reported it flew 703.3 million revenue passenger-miles in December, a 24.7 pe

Airlines are leasing rather than purchasing aircraft to expand their fleets for several reasons. Her

NEWARK AIRPORT PLANS $11 MILLION EXPANSIONNEWARK, N.J. - An $11 million expansion of Newark

The deregulated European airline industry may be especially interested in leasing, rather than buyin

A tentative accord between air traffic controllers and the Federal Aviation Administration has broug

International Lease Finance Corp. gives new meaning to the term "lean and mean." A company with a st

AIRBORNE OVER MIDAMERICA - Flying a freighter is an endless series of checks. Checks?This di

American Airlines is expected to announce two aircraft orders for 160 McDonnell Douglas airplanes wo

AMR Corp., parent company of American Airlines Inc., earned $116.7 million, or $1.87 a share, on rev

Several hundred Boeing Co. jetliners built with glue that's breaking down will be pulled out of the

A report out today in a publication of the International Maritime Bureau claims that fire detection