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Jack Boisen faces enormous challenges. After spending more than two decades away from the ai

Burlington Air Express is steadily expanding its aircraft fleet and bolstering service on domestic a

Two charts in the "Air Cargo Facts" section on Page 13 of the June 27 issue contained errors.

Cargo and express air carriers are bracing themselves for the possible tightening of already demandi

Government aviation officials here are expressing cautious optimism about prospects for growth in Eg

Cooperation in air freight services by Israel's national flag carrier and its Arab counterparts migh

Atlantic Container Line is evaluating the possibility of offering U.S. exporters the option of overl

Ongoing changes in Israel's national aviation infrastructure and airlines as well as regional peace

The size of the world's container fleet is forecast to double during the next decade, with Asian man

In an unusual deal, the U.S. Navy's Military Sealift Command has awarded a vessel charter contract t

JORDAN INKS AGREEMENT TO END SHIP INTERCEPTSAMMAN, Jordan - Jordan and the London-ba

Brisk activity in the Asia-Pacific region will lead to accelerating growth in world airline passenge

A U.S. decision to exercise its prerogative and unilaterally punish China for illegal textile and ap

Burlington Northern Railroad executives told securities analysts here Friday that the company's perf

Sea-Land Service Inc., the country's largest shipping line, said Thursday that the three-week Teamst

For the week ended July 16, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

U.S. produce packagers soon will have access to plastic shipping bags that help keep fruits and vege

When, or perhaps if, the Senate's turn to debate maritime reform comes along, more than simple opera

U.S. officials are turning to the commercial air cargo industry to assist with what President Clinto

CSX Corp. earned a record $162 million, or $1.55 a share, in the second quarter as its rail and inte

As the peak shipping season approaches, local truckers and other industry segments are pressing effo

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William Manning was one of the first Westerners to enter the All-Russian Scientific Research Institu

Bargainers from the United Transportation Union and the Soo Line Railroad Co. are to meet this morni

An aircraft broker at Fort Lauderdale's Executive Airport helped the late cocaine kingpin Pablo Esco

European exporters are pressing the European Commission to rule on the legality of the amended Trans

VEHICLE TRAFFIC RISES AS FEWER TAXES ROLL INWASHINGTON - Highway tax receipts have f

In the old days, when Hanoi's communist government warned about "evil capitalists," it probably had

New insulated packaging for shipping food, medical items and other products that must be protected f

Sea-Land Service Inc. is considering expansion of its high-tech terminal in Rotterdam to cope with l

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +18.027/18 104.67/19 104.87/20

Friday, July 22, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

The U.S. dollar will be knocked down by the yen this week as the July 31 deadline approaches for the

A relatively new universal format for organizing information, called SGML, is spreading rapidly beyo

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index moved Friday to a 1994 high of 105.2, just a touch ab

World output is seen growing by more than 4 percent in 1994, almost double the rate in 1993, accordi

Industrial output in the Commonwealth of Independent States fell 27.6 percent in the first half from

The United States and Israel opened a new Science and Technology Information Center in Tel Aviv this

Thousands of workers invaded a Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. shipyard southeast of SeoulThursday and