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

The Federal Maritime Commission began mulling over its next steps Monday after the Supreme Court ref

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

The French computer trade fair war is over. Nearly three years of hostilities finally ended

Sixty-one moose have died in Alaska so far this winter in the uneven contest between animal and loco

Norasia Shipping Services SA, the company that plans to share 13 vessels with Sea-Land Service Inc.

A British government inquiry published Monday concluded that the bulk carrier Derbyshire, which myst

''K" LINE-KERR CORP. (New York) - James G. Campbell was named administrator of intermodal services i

A new subsidiary of Wallenius Motorships Inc., New York City, is planning a joint service to operate

Last summer's disastrous drought on the Canadian prairies caused a 24 percent annual decline in agri

Italian shipyards recently received conditional orders to build approximately 20 ships valued at 2 t

Gerald H. Ullman has been one of the leaders in the fight gainst the 50-mile container rule ever sin

NEKOOSA TO EXPAND PAPER MILL IN ARK.LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Great Northern Nekoosa Corp. is maki

When summertime comes, Bob Krafft gets anxious. The wilting heat brings worries that his com

Rail carriers should keep in mind more and more shippers are basing plant- site decisions on a globa

CHESAPEAKE PACKAGING CO. (Richmond, Va.) - Barbara A. Mingee was appointed director of marketing. Sh

In Chiquita Brands Inc.'s upcoming port call switch, Savannah is the official winner and Charleston

Surgeons' fees remained nearly unchanged during a recent 18-month study ofsurgical charges i

Last year, state lawmakers passed what many regarded as a sweeping reform of New Jersey's auto insur

KEMPER UNVEILS PLANS FOR RESTRUCTURINGLONG GROVE, Ill. - In a major restructuring involving

GM PULLOUT BENEFITS S. AFRICAN CARMAKERJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - The pullout by General M

Representatives of 66 developing countries are asking the European Community this week to consider f

The integration of the European Community into a single market may have a positive effect on the EC,

Opposition leaders have fiercely criticized Gen. Augusto Pinochet's drive to privatize most of Chile

BACARDI TO EXPAND CARBON DIOXIDE UNITSAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Bacardi Corp., the island's onl

Eight non-Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries oil producing nations will meet with OPEC th

ATMOS ENERGY CORP. (Dallas) - Mary Sawicki was named vice president, rates, and Dan L. Lindsey was n

BASF AG's capital expenditures are expected to total $2.1 billion this year, or 14 percent more than

AIR PRODUCTS POSTS RISE IN NET FOR QUARTERALLENTOWN, Pa. - Air Products & Chemicals Inc. rep

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

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

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

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

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

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

European crude oil prices scaled 14-month highs in very active trading Friday as the market responde

BRITISH INFLATION RATE HIT 6.8 PERCENT IN DECEMBERInflation in Britain accelerated to an ann

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

American Electric Power Services Corp. said it received 40 bids last week from companies trying to w