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High over the North Atlantic, the El Al Israel Airlines 747 freighter is inbound to New York, due at

A snapshot of the Internet taken in mid-September reveals just how much more information is availabl

The Clinton administration has told the South Korean government it is violating a 1995 bilateral aut

Look for October to be a big aviation month. Early on, the Federal Aviation Administration plans to

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TRUCKSOVERWEIGHT CONTAINERCOMPROMISE PASSEDWASHINGTON - Congress passed a compromise

The House voted 218-198 to approve a Federal Aviation Administration reform measure Friday despite i

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100%) is as follows

Commercial QuantityAluminum ingots_ $1,300-$1,500 per ton lo

$356.1 MILLION IN BIDSAWARDED FOR GULF PROJECTSNEW ORLEANS - The U.S. government has revised

New York Mercantile Exchange - Sept. 27, 1996Prev. Life of Contr. Open Open High Low

SEA CONTAINERS TO BUILDFACTORY IN CHARLESTONWASHINGTON - Sea Containers will build a contain

CONSECO TO BUYTRANSPORT HOLDINGSCARMEL, Ind. - Conseco Inc. has said it will acquire Transpo

Brazil on Friday blocked a request by Canada for an international dispute panel to consider expediti

''It was a very simple crane. It went up, down, in, out. Just what you wanted it to do.''

Dear Boss:In line with your recent request that we explore opportunities to expand and diver

The Surface Transportation Board's approval this week of a 41-mile, coal-hauling rail route through

International Petroleum ExchangeSept. 27, 1996 Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

KANSAS MOTORCARRIERS ASSOCIATIONMary Turkington has retired as executive director.Wh

Competition among leading coal exporting nations is expected to increase during the next two years,

Cool summer weather, tough competition between coal and natural gas, clean air rules and deregulatio

WORLD AIRPORTS reported a May rise of 8 percent in cargo over the same month last year.Figur

Couriers are scrambling to enhance security systems in the aftermath of the bombing of TWA Flight 80

CANADA'S REQUESTSBLOCKED BY WTO PANELGENEVA - Canada was thwarted Friday in two requests to

UK, CHINA TO STAGE BASHFOR HONG KONG HANDOVERHONG KONG - Britain and China signed an agreeme

With some 30 nations including China clamoring to join the World Trade Organization, the world's fou

Cargo Facts '96 Used Aircraft Symposium. Oct. 1-3. Sheraton Bal Harbour Beach Resort, Miami. Contact

After months of grueling negotiations and two knock-down, drag-out votes to achieve ratification, We

AGENCY GIVES MINNESOTAGRANT FOR RAIL STUDYWASHINGTON - The Federal Railroad Administration h

Sept. 27, 1996U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Just over two years ago, Lasmo PLC of London was fighting for its life in an aggressive takeover bid

The year is turning out to be far better for the personal computer industry than many had anticipate

Nico Colchester, deputy editor of The Economist from 1989 to 1993, died Wednesday of a heart attack

Coastwide strikes and contract negotiations over container cargo produce the big headlines, but the

With six new heavy-lift ships on order, Germany's SAL GmbH & Co. is taking aim at the U.S. heavy-lif

Some things are just hard to describe. Ask a friend to describe a Vandyke beard without the help of

In a warning to the insurance industry, Florida's insurance department rejected Nationwide Insurance

German government officials, weighing the aviation and commercial needs of the country's largest cit

September has always been a month of change. Perhaps it is the weather, the month trading the end of

The first lesson you learn in business is to keep moving. Stand still, and somebody will surely knoc