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• Tuesday May 20, 2003
  • "Australian airport switches off walkways to save costs"
  • "McCarran traffic off for a second straight month"
  • "Court sidesteps challenge to airport screener rule"
  • "Ridge grilled on airport security"
  • "Airport workers slip through screening"
  • "Feds want airliners to again carry some mail"
  • "BWI, airlines reach accord"
  • "SFO runway expansion dead in the water"
  • "Editorial: Airport security now getting more realistic"
  • "Columbus, Ohio airport chief elected to national group"
  • "North Carolina Airport Director Negotiating Resignation"
  • "Philadelphia airport exec says she's a Harvard grad; Harvard says no she's not"
  • "Maryland airport loses funding for police"
  • "Stalemate over new Polish airport"
  • "Cincinnati airport plans on just 1 terminal"
  • "China to Grant 20% Discount On Fees at Airports Hit by SARS"
  • "Stop the spin, UK airport bosses tell protesters"
  • "Germany's Duesseldorf airport warns of severe disruptions Tuesday"
  • "Thumbs up for UK airport freight security initiative"
  • "Politics Sometimes Overrides Planes for Washington's Airports Authority Head"
  • "Airport Security Before 9/11"
  • "Dogs train to find bombs at airport"
  • "Boston Airport Unveils High-Security Hall"
  
  
• Monday May 19, 2003
  • No Subject
  • "Security May Have Lapsed With Screeners"
  • "New airport director's plans for Capital City have taken off"
  • "Officials Review Plans for New Terminal at Myrtle Beach, S.C., Airport"
  • "Passenger Numbers Drop at Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Airport for Third Month"
  • "Airport concessionaires still upbeat"
  • "Frontier May Get 3 John Wayne Airport Flights"
  • "Florida Airports Selling Close to $1 Billion in Aviation Revenue Bonds Over Next Month"
  • "New International Terminal at Boston's Logan Airport Opens to a Travel Slump"
  • "House Aviation Panel Approves $14.8 Billion for AIP Over Four Years"
  • "Denver Airport Official: Mulling Options If UAL Folds"
  • "Falcons work to keep airports safe from hazardous gulls and geese"
  • "Denver May Entice Delta to Move Salt Lake Hub"
  • "Privatization, state control among options for Pittsburgh airport"
  • "Pittsburgh airport to cut jobs"
  • "Hopkins Airport Police Overtime Skyrockets"
  • "Airport services uncertain"
  
  
• Sunday May 18, 2003
  • "New Fund In FAA Bill Could Trigger Higher Security Fees"
  • "Outlooks differ on United's progress"
  • "U.S. to Help Kenya With Airport Security"
  
  
• Saturday May 17, 2003
  • "Will BAA break Gatwick runway agreement?"
  • "San Francisco supervisors strafe runway study request"
  • "Monterey Peninsula Airport settles toxic-plume lawsuit"
  • "Baghdad airport's reopening date remains uncertain"
  • "Governor open to helping Pittsburgh airport"
  • "Goats Make San Francisco Airport Safer"
  • "Indianapolis airport faces giant task in finding hub tenant"
  • "Indianapolis Airport gets national award"
  • "Lapse by screeners cited in scare at Newark Airport"
  • "Did Philadelphia Airport Official Lie On Her Resume?"
  • "Backgrounds of 22,000 airport screeners unchecked"
  
  
• Friday May 16, 2003
  • "Smaller U.S. Airports Are Increasingly Popular"
  • "American Airlines May Still File for Bankruptcy"
  • "NWA to get $205 million in security reimbursements"
  • "Pittsburgh airport PFC may climb $1.50"
  • "Airlines: SARS Did More Damage Than 9/11"
  • "Hiring Of Los Angeles Airport Screeners Questioned"
  • "Budget Shortfall Could Prompt Cutbacks in Airport Screeners"
  • "Homeland-Security Report To Discuss Antimissile Plans"
  • "Asian airport managers discuss anti-SARS measures as airlines warn of major industry crisis"
  • "Analysis Knocks Los Angeles Mayor's $10 Billion Airport Reconfiguration Plan"
  • "Clean Airport Partnership Report Notes Huge Cost-Savings Opportunities for Airports and Airlines"
  • "TSA Loses Federal Security Directors"
  • "Boston's airport tests new perimeter security system"
  • "Boston airport goes to bond market for first time since terrorist attacks"
  • "Nashville airport area cleared after weapon scare"
  • "San Francisco airport runway expansion put in holding pattern"
  • "Pittsburgh airport considering fee hike to keep US Airways"
  • "Phoenix to resume home buying near airport"
  
  
• Saturday May 10, 2003
  • "Note to List"
  • "Pittsburgh Int'l Airport: Prognosis could be terminal for 'E'"
  • "Commuter terminal closing at Pittsburgh airport"
  • "Indianapolis, Indiana make claim on United"
  • "Airlines to lose 25 billion dollars in 2001-2003: ICAO president"
  • "Chinese Airlines not Allowed to Invest over 25% in Airports"
  • "Airline criticizes Missouri officials, looks at alternatives to MidAmerica"
  • "Ohio's Port Columbus airport to receive federal money for construction"
  • "Space-Age Strategy: 840-Seat Jets, Flying Cars Among Ambitious Plans For Aviation Industry"
  • "New Indianapolis Airport Construction Taking Shape"
  • "Terre Haute Airport to Lose International Status"
  • "Report: Federal airport screener files complaint against Congressman"
  • "Painter pleads guilty to overbilling Honolulu airport"
  • "Palm Springs Airport: New flights help boost traffic"
  • "Hawaiian Officials Consider Tightening Airport Security"
  • "The naked truth about airport security"
  • "Crash-and-fire drill aims to save lives at San Luis Obispo Airport"
  • "Iraq job lures airport director"
  
  
• Friday May 09, 2003
  • "Oakland mayor replaces two Port commissioners"
  • "Nevada official, Reno airport deserve awards"
  • "Man arrested after gunshots fired at small airport in Hawaii"
  • "Pittsburgh airport mulls closing concourse"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - General Mitchell International"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Sawyer International Airport"
  • "Airports Bill introduced in India"
  • "Richmond, Va., Airport Requests Federal Hearing over Security Screener Cuts"
  • "Singapore Changi Airport Passenger Traffic Plunges In April"
  • "Hong Kong airport landing fees may be cut"
  • "Official Says Growth Controls in Place for Proposed Ivanpah, Nevada, Airport"
  • "Airports Focus On Funding For Baggage Screening Equipment"
  • "TSA Not Screening Airport Workers for Guns, Explosives"
  • "Tucson Airport grows smoothly"
  • "Fewer Feds at the Airport"
  • "American Airlines CEO Is Optimistic"
  
  
• Thursday May 08, 2003
  • "Lawmakers Want More Pilots to Be Armed"
  • "March passenger traffic down 28% at Pittsburgh airport"
  • "Yield Management: Inside the mysteries of airline fares"
  • "U.S. airport workers trained to spot SARS symptoms"
  • "Wyoming benefits from airport security reorganization"
  • "US Airways: 'No choice' on rejecting Pittsburgh leases"
  • "FAA Agrees To Allow Procedure That Will Help Reduce O'Hare Noise"
  • "Airline execs expect cut-rate fleets to grow"
  • "Noise forecasts to hinge on Minneapolis airport growth assumptions"
  • "City to sue Florida county for airport expansion study"
  • "Mayor touts bill to snap up O'Hare land"
  • "Restaurant to anchor new Sea-Tac food-and-beverage concession"
  • "Airport lease money softens Newark budget pain"
  • "Burbank Airport lowers fees for parking"
  • "Maine airport to fight security screener cut"
  • "Hartsfield Airport advertising contract contested"
  • "Little SARS screening at Canadian airports"
  • "Air-India trial hears of security lapses at Toronto airport"
  • "Official opposes restructuring Pittsburgh airport debt"
  • "NZ Auckland Airport Sees Minimal Impact From SARS"
  • "Bids fly in for Indian airport re-design"
  • "Passenger numbers at HK airport plunge 80 percent since SARS outbreak"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Raises Passenger Ticket Fee to $4.50"
  • "Report Shows Drop in Flights during March at Portland, Ore., Airport"
  • "Government to run Philippines airport terminal after court dumps contracts"
  • "Minneapolis airport officials hear first salvo of 2004 budget battle"
  • "FAA may aid Pennsylvania airport upgrades"
  • "Wisconsin airport may not lose screeners after all"
  • "Carnegie Mellon study proposes special ID to cut airport screening times"
  • "Sydney airport to slash costs, jobs"
  • "Airline Wants Multilanguage Signs In Dallas Airport"
  • "Screening Methods Lower Risk Of SARS to Airline Passengers"
  • "Japanese photographer accused of murder after Iraqi souvenir explodes in Jordan airport"
  • "US Court Hears Case Over Airport Screener Citizenship"
  • "Passengers Using Korea's Incheon Airport Fall 37.1% Last Month"
  • "Belfast Airport gives a taste of things to come"
  • "Australian taxi drivers could face poverty with airport levy/ union"
  • "Second Phase of Security Measures May Create Airport Delays"
  
  
• Tuesday May 06, 2003
  • "Airlines Lose $10B to SARS This Year"
  • "United shuts down Oakland maintenance center"
  • "National Guard ends Newark Airport duty"
  • "Fitch Rates Tampa Int'l Airport Rev Bonds 'A+'"
  • "Lindbergh Field To Lose 52 Security Screeners"
  • "Burbank Airport must give back $46 million"
  • "Long Beach: FAA preserves a tenuous limit on number of flights"
  • "Lower airport costs, landing fees mulled"
  • "Hong Kong Airport Authority Exaggerates Aid"
  • "For the Airlines, Success Continues to Be Relative"
  • "Editorial: Pittsburgh to US Airways: Get real"
  • "D.C. Co. Lands Deal to Run Iraq Airports"
  • "Baghdad airport gearing up to reopen"
  • "Burbank Airport Parking Price War"
  • "Improved Airport Security?"
  
  
• Monday May 05, 2003
  • "Airport snow crews swap stresses"
  • "Philippine court cancels Manila airport construction contract"
  • "North Carolina Air Service Plan Hits Turbulence"
  • "TSA Official Open To Expanding Pittsburgh Airmall Access"
  • "Airline group urges HK airport to reduce charges"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Police Chief Position Still Open"
  • "Baggage Screener Layoffs to Affect Customer Wait Time at Miami, Other Airports"
  • "Nav Canada, airports placed on credit watch; S&P might cut their debt rating Airlines' plight, SARS a concern"
  • "Dallas Airport Foresees Longer Lines in Wake of Screener Cuts"
  • "Atlanta-Airport Chief Blasts Security ScreenerJob Cuts"
  • "Louisville, Ky., Airport Authority To Sell $152 Million for Refunding"
  • "Ports, Airports to Use Biometrics to Track Travelers; Implementation Unclear"
  • "BAA Reaffirms GBP8.4 Billion Airport Investment Program"
  • "Engine pioneer predicts aviation industry crisis"
  • "Former California Air Force base rises again"
  • "Air travelers cope with crowded planes, fewer flights, and more stops as carriers struggle to stay aloft"
  • "Subsidy for Vermont airport may be in jeopardy"
  • "Silly rabbits ... runways are for jets, not critters"
  • "San Diego County Airport Authority members' financial interests are wide"
  • "Australian airport baggage thieves used X-ray"
  
  
• Sunday May 04, 2003
  • "Judge Denies Airports' Motion"
  • "North Carolina airport flights climb despite industry downturn"
  • "Knocking down Pittsburgh airport bond costs won't be easy"
  • "UAL in the hole: Losses stack up, more cuts sought"
  • "Survive or Die?: Faced With Huge Airline Bankruptcies, Some Investors Lean Against Bailouts"
  • "Airport Security: TSA will rethink McCarran cuts"
  • "Can U.S. Airlines Straighten Up and Fly Right?"
  • "Security breach closes O'Hare terminal"
  • "United: It's time to depart Indianapolis"
  • "A way out of the wilderness"
  • "Mayday for Aviation: It’s time to privatize Air Traffic Control"
  • "Pennsylvania crafts airport rescue"
  • "Rockefeller seeking funds for small and rural airports"
  
  
• Saturday May 03, 2003
  • "Airport screener layoffs make sense, experts say"
  • "Homeland Security Issues Aviation Alert"
  
  
• Friday May 02, 2003
  • "Las Vegas airport appeals cut in security"
  • "Sea-Tac, airlines adapt to leaner times"
  • "DIA retailers joining forces to negotiate"
  • "Incident with passenger briefly disrupts O'Hare"
  • "Editorial: System worked at PBIA? The public isn't fooled"
  • "United gets OK to close Oakland facility"
  
  
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