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• Thursday October 25, 2007
  • "Australian airport cashes in on security measures"
  • "Skybus deal with Piedmont Triad Airport worth up to $57 million"
  • "Port Authority Floats Plan To Fix JFK"
  • "Stockton airport aims higher: $400,000 grant will help secure regular service"
  • "Flight To The Future: Mother Of All Airports"
  • "Peoria airport may outsource security jobs"
  • "SFO, San Jose airport respond to FAA report"
  • "Santa Maria Public Airport, mobile home tenants square off again"
  • "San Jose airport making moves to fix runway safety issues"
  • "NASA chief says agency does not put airline profits above air travelers' safety"
  • "Beleaguered BAA hires Blair's spin doctor"
  • "With Flights Fewer but More Full, JetBlue and United Report Surprising Gains"
  • "New data show DIA fares down from 12 years ago"
  • "Airline passengers to reach 2.75 billion in 2011"
  • "DIA Snow Removal Plan Gets Extra Money"
  • "Anchorage's Concourse B getting an upgrade"
  • "Sydney Airport reaps revenue"
  • "Airport Land Use: Gainesville Regional Airport Facing Encroachment"
  • "FAA: Cutting JFK flights could worsen Newark delays"
  • "Terror watch list swells to more than 755,000"
  
  
• Wednesday October 24, 2007
  • "High-tech luggage scanner being tested at BWI Airport"
  • "Barriers at airport given artists' touch"
  • "Airlines: Bad service, big profits?"
  • "Airlines say they'll fight flight reductions at JFK"
  • "JetBlue to end flights to Columbus, Nashville"
  • "Ex-Pilot Sturgell Named to Run FAA"
  • "Airlines say US wants to wield 'meat ax' on JFK flights"
  • "Airlines may be fined for chronically late flights"
  • "Local firms to get preference on Nassau airport renovations"
  • "Panama City gets Small Community Air Service grant; Okaloosa does not"
  
  
• Tuesday October 23, 2007
  • "Boarding soon - your pets; MSP OKs 24-hour kennel"
  • "Russian Police to Check Airport Security"
  • "Look for suspicious passengers, not suspicious luggage, Canadian pilots say"
  • "A chat with LAWA executive Gina Marie Lindsey"
  • "United Air, JetBlue post profits on fare hikes"
  • "FAA lists of risky airports includes SFO, San Jose"
  • "Loaded Handgun Detected At DuBois Regional Airport"
  • "Sea-Tac project costs: Up, up, up"
  • "Airport background checks delay hires"
  • "TSA honors airport security officers"
  • "FAA's Runway Safety Push Yields Reforms"
  • "Bad Enough Being Shoeless but Just Look at This Décor"
  • "Branson Airport hires executive director"
  • "GE planning a play in Indian airport projects"
  • "Editorial: Smoother rides start with Congress"
  • "Airport Hires to Undergo Threat Assessment Before Employment"
  • "Florida airports among 20 that hold the most potential for runway violations"
  • "Critics Assail NASA's Refusal to Release Air Safety Survey"
  • "NASA Refuses to Disclose Air Safety Survey Results"
  • "Skybus bringing base to Piedmont Triad airport"
  • "Rapid City airport looks at wider concourse"
  • "Clogged airports: A plan to cut N.Y.C. air traffic"
  
  
• Monday October 22, 2007
  • "Disney makes welcome video for Bush Airport"
  • "Dulles airport partially evacuated after suspicious bag found"
  • "Durbin: Inaction may derail airport plans near Peotone"
  • "Long Lines Greet Travelers at Buffalo Niagara Airport"
  • "Self-serve kiosks crop up in airports all over"
  • "Black aldermen blast Daley aide over O'Hare project"
  • "U.S. Airports object to latest background checks"
  • "High Ratio of Trainees to Controllers"
  • "Sioux City Stops Fighting It, Embraces Identifier 'SUX'
  • "Australian airports gear up for low-cost airlines"
  • "Airlines sound alarm bells on airport bird strikes"
  • "Letter: Let Castle Airport's name stand"
  • "Bowling Green Airport Studies Demand for Commercial Flights"
  • "Editorial: Airports need to sharpen screener skills"
  • "Tomato juice spill creates long lines at NY LaGuardia airport"
  
  
• Sunday October 21, 2007
  • "This failure should sound the alarms"
  • "Worker for subcontractor fired for hanging noose at Hartsfield construction site"
  • "Protesters take over Bolivian airport"
  • "Carving up BAA's Britain"
  • "UAL, American muscle out O'Hare competition"
  • "Commentary: Abort the takeoff on new airline mergers"
  • "Officials: Pennsylvania airport bills unpaid"
  • "Sharing airplanes not seen as benefiting Ohio airport"
  • "When a bird strikes"
  
  
• Saturday October 20, 2007
  • "Feds propose flight scheduling limit at JFK airport"'
  • "Airport 'bargains' not what they seem"
  • "Airport Land Use: Land to buffer Salt Lake City airport"
  • "Contract to upgrade airport security"
  • "Airport Director To Take Fort Worth Job"
  • "15 years in Orlando airport weapons plot"
  • "Homeland Security chief outlines new steps to discourage attacks"
  • "NPR: Tests Expose Holes in Airport Security"
  
  
• Friday October 19, 2007
  • "Airline Incentives May Be A Break For Ontario Passengers"
  • "Durbin faults delay on 3rd Chicago-area airport"
  • "Are we safer?: DHS: A work in progress"
  • "San Bernardino airport's new focus now has its director"
  • "TSA Says Tests at Major Airports Tough by Design, and System Will Never Be 'Perfect'"
  • "Officials: Report about O'Hare screenings 'misleading'"
  • "Manchester-Boston Airport security arrests armed man"
  • "Canine cop's beat is MidAmerica"
  • "Sea-Tac airport determined to avoid another "war" over Christmas"
  • "San Diego Airport Expansion"
  • "Airport to all airlines: It can pay to fly at PTI"
  • "TSA's Long Lines Seemingly For Nothing"
  • "Packed planes help Southwest"
  • "Honolulu Airport Gets $14 Million for Backup Power"
  • "Runway reopening at MSP airport"
  • "Minneapolis airport considers boarding facility for pets"
  • "Following last year's flap, Sea-Tac Airport reveals holiday decorations"
  • "Hawley: TSA Not Checking Foreign Repair Stations"
  • "Check Point Security Failing At Major Airports: SFO Ranks Best Of Worst"
  • "SFO: Security Failures 'Unacceptable'"
  • "Airport screeners failed to find most fake bombs, TSA says"
  • "LAX screeners fail 75% of bomb-detection tests"
  • "O'Hare screeners flunk fake-bomb tests"
  
  
• Thursday October 18, 2007
  • "Skulls found in package at O'Hare Airport"
  • "Fire breaks out at DC airport terminal"
  • "Florida airport to review German charter deal"
  • "Air passengers claiming blood clots can sue airlines"
  • "Tougher TSA bomb tests raise stakes for screeners"
  • "Most fake bombs missed by TSA screeners"
  • "Stolen Luggage Persistent Airport Problem"
  • "An air 'disaster'; Lawmakers rip TSA chief for lack of oversight on overseas repair stations"
  • "Airport security better in some areas"
  • "AviaEd to Assist ACI Deliver Training"
  • "Airlines may never fly right on customer service, experts warn"
  • "Airport security 'not where we need to be'"
  • "Airport hopes it can trim FAA tree-cutting mandate"
  
  
• Wednesday October 17, 2007
  • "Opinion: Fix airline security flaws"
  • "Fear and Loathing in an Airport Check-In Line"
  • "Retail store offerings likely to expand at SWFIA"
  • "Two charged with smuggling drugs through Sydney airport"
  • "Man died after 4 Taser jolts, witness alleges"
  • "Delta Air CEO opens door to consolidation"
  • "Vision for Gateway Airport keeps on growing"
  • "Airline workers among 18 people charged with drug trafficking at JFK"
  
  
• Tuesday October 16, 2007
  • "Feds say they busted drug ring operating through JFK airport"
  • "Man linked to Sri Lankan terrorists worked security at Newark Airport"
  • "Airport security will allow turbans to remain in place"
  • "Inspector probes O'Hare terminal deal; Chief's son worked for company hired to manage it"
  • "Airbus Plans Stretch Version of A380 Super Jumbo"
  • "U.S. airports that can handle A380"
  • "China Routes Could Bring in Big Money for Airlines, Cities"
  • "Moscow Airport Shuts Down"
  • "Phoenix area airport takes a flight to the future"
  • "Editorial: Our crowded skies"
  • "U.S. Plan for Airline Security Meets Resistance in Canada"
  • "Planes collide at Heathrow airport"
  
  
• Monday October 15, 2007
  • "Airports struggle to start up - and keep - air service"
  • "Missouri airport officials face leakage problem"
  • "Hartsfield Security Lines Prompt New Complaints"
  • "DIA ranks as fourth-busiest airport"
  • "New Orleans airport to reach 80 percent of pre-Katrina flights in November"
  • "US airlines to meet jointly with government officials on delays"
  • "Lambert's 7-year parking plague"
  • "Passenger count up 13% at Orlando airport"
  • "Oakland airport hit-and-run driver caught"
  • "Hopkins overhauls taxi service"
  • "Global experts to probe terror"
  • "Editorial: Security breach"
  • "Flying into career troubles"
  • "Surveying satisfaction at the airport"
  
  
• Sunday October 14, 2007
  • "Man dies at Vancouver Airport"
  • "Why Flying Now Can Kill"
  • "Airport Land Use: Consultants will study Indianapolis airport noise"
  • "Tri-Cities Airport update nears end"
  
  
• Saturday October 13, 2007
  • "Small Phoenix-area airport poised to grow"
  • "Bathroom odor closes part of D/FW Airport terminal"
  • "Delta Air Lines Spent $1.8M Lobbying Feds"
  • "FAA, Lockheed Martin under fire for shortfalls in system upgrades"
  • "Possible Name Change for Castle Airport"
  • "Stowaway on SIA flight from Kuala Lumpur hides in nose wheel well"
  • "Controller shortage hurt LAX"
  • "Schumer Reveals 3-Step Plan To Fix Airline Delays"
  • "Experts: Emissions Debate Could Flare Up In U.S."
  • "Confiscating shampoo? Forcing crew members to remove their shoes? The absurdity that is airport "security" continues"
  
  
• Friday October 12, 2007
  • "MIA security firm shortchanged county"
  • "FAA, airlines brainstorm on NYC airport gridlock"
  • "City signs forgotten in airport name change deal"
  • "India probes airport entry attempt by 4 men in army uniform"
  • "Israeli airport officials examine DIA's overall security procedures"
  • "TSA staff filling airport security jobs"
  
  
• Thursday October 11, 2007
  • "Midway privatization 'going to happen,' Daley says"
  • "JetBlue considers growing at Stewart airport"
  • "'Combining Michigan airports' idea lands with a thud"
  • "Southwest Airlines Redesigns Its Gate Areas"
  • "Moody's FY2006 U.S. Airport Medians"
  • "Contractor pleads guilty, last man accused in Honolulu airport fraud case"
  • "More changes planned at Palm Springs airport"
  • "FAA to review safety at Long Beach Airport"
  • "As MSP noise talks near end, can mayor deliver?"
  • "Police, family seeking Phoenix airport-death witnesses"
  • "Jesus image earns UK airport worker a suspension"
  • "Auckland Airport Denies Reports Canada Bid Faltering"
  • "Fare or not: Hopkins officials bump 4 local cab companies from airport"
  • "Ohio airport tries to land new routes; Airlines cautious about offering new destinations"
  • "Lindbergh Field's food situation should improve"
  • "New Scanner May Replace Metal Detectors"
  • "San Bernardino Airport Negotiates For Flights"
  • "Husband says kindness might have saved wife at Phoenix airport"
  • "UK fliers snub £2 airport security charge"
  • "TSA: No Sky Harbor security wrongdoing"
  • "Airport testing runway-debris detection system"
  • "TSA Pulls Shoe Scanner From Airports"
  • "Mineta San Jose airport honored for clean air impact"
  • "Travelers in U.S. will still have to remove shoes"
  • "Sea-Tac Airport security scare was false alarm"
  
  
• Wednesday October 10, 2007
  • "Editorial: The Messy Skies"
  
  
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