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• Friday April 18, 2003
  • "Delta Reports Severe Financial Crisis"
  • "Concessions don't mean American is in the clear"
  • "Wyoming air service subsidy gets new pledges"
  • "New Mexico Governor Orders End To Military Patrols At Airport"
  • "Sky Harbor security to be eased"
  • "Pittsburgh's hub status drops"
  • "Airport plans realistic disaster drill"
  • "Midwest denied slots at Long Beach, California airport"
  • "Increased parking fees help Nashville airport survive pinch"
  • "Williams Gateway Airport ownership altered"
  • "Fitch Downgrades DIA Bond Rating"
  • "DIA to sell up to $280M in bonds"
  • "DIA sets scenario for loss of United"
  • "Senator: Congress could help with Pittsburgh airport debt"
  • "Group hired to study sale of New Orleans airport"
  • "Oakland airport gets late word of yellow alert status"
  • "Aero Club of Southern California Presentation"
  
  
• Thursday April 17, 2003
  • "Pittsburgh Airport chief calls Southwest talks 'productive' "
  • "Court backs Phoenix flight path"
  • "Minnesota airport looks at major cutbacks"
  • "Bay-area Airport Security High Despite Terror Alert Reduction"
  • "American Airlines staves off bankruptcy for now"
  • "UAL maintenance facility in Oakland threatened"
  • "Manager of Peotone airport effort resigns"
  • "Arcata-Eureka Airport Manager Dan Horton Resigns"
  • "Security reduced at Albany Airport"
  • "South Dakota's voice on airport use sought"
  • "Palm Springs Airport Bumping Up Security"
  
  
• Wednesday April 16, 2003
  • "War, bug take their toll on Singapore airport"
  • "American Airlines averts bankruptcy"
  • "DFW Airport's bond offering awaits American Airlines decision"
  • "Airlines can't get a break"
  • "Asian airlines sound mayday call"
  • "United cuts 12 percent of flights because of Iraq, SARS"
  • "Flight Attendents Will Decide Fate of American Airlines"
  • "O'Hare security chief stepping down"
  • "TSA to change Seattle airport training"
  • "Not much change in Illinois airport budget"
  • "Pittsburgh International Airport chief woos Southwest"
  • "Service Is Down at Smaller Airports"
  
  
• Tuesday April 15, 2003
  • "Restaurants circle SFO"
  • "Airlines want Tiawan airport fees cut further"
  
  
• Monday April 14, 2003
  • "Airlines brace for industry's bad news"
  • "OKC Airport Has Rate Of Contraband Higher Than National Average"
  • "Traffic at Pittsburgh International continues to fall"
  • "Firm Has Plan to Bail Out Moscow Airport"
  • "Proposed Alabama airport expansion worries residents"
  • "Airport muni bond investors eyeing United Air case"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport cops lose pagers in labor fight"
  • "Probe Continues into How Loaded Gun Made it Onto Plane"
  • "HK Airport Authority Says SARS Threatening Core Business"
  • "New airport board approves three more projects"
  • "China's Regional Airlines Withdrawing from Hub Airports"
  • "Study on Charleston, W.Va., Regional Airport to Begin Soon"
  • "Citizens Group Gets Hearing on Portland, Ore., Noise Level"
  • "New York Port Authority Approves $44.5 Million to Muffle Schools' Jet Roar"
  • "Airport Groups Less Than Satisfied With $10.5 Billion in AIP Measure"
  • "Airport terminal closed after worker finds unattended bag"
  
  
• Sunday April 13, 2003
  • "Outlook grows dim for struggling Wyoming airport"
  • "Less travel at Newark airport has ripple effect"
  • "Micronesia's Palau airport terminal displays culture, environment"
  • "Pittsburgh airport seeking income sources"
  • "Nashville Int'l Airport President Asks to Defer Raise"
  • "Keys runway expansion pits safety against environment"
  • "Elderly man fights over airport land"
  • "Vancouver Airport Services Finalizes Contract in Jamaica"
  • "Burbank Airport to return funds given for new terminal"
  • "The airport concession business"
  
  
• Saturday April 12, 2003
  • "Hill Negotiators Agree to Aid Package for Airlines"
  • "Gun in Bag Shoots Texas Airport Worker"
  
  
• Friday April 11, 2003
  • "United, mechanics reach tentative deal"
  • "O'Hare command shift in works"
  • "Pease airport manager to retire"
  • "American Airlines' Unions Resist Cuts"
  • "American Airlines May File for Bankruptcy Even With Wage Deals"
  • "Pennsylvania governor to urge US Airways to stay"
  • "New York airport land swap plan slammed by Queens pol"
  • "Attorney General prosecuting Guam Airport staffers for illegal transfer of generator"
  • "Decision on Indian airport privatisation soon"
  • "With Airlines Cutting Service We Ask: Where Did Flights Go?"
  • "Stockton, Calif., Airport Reports Passenger Numbers Declined in March"
  • "BAA's Scottish airports outperform UK"
  • "Waco, Texas, Officials Won't Flinch from Dissension on Airport Committee"
  • "Reading, Pa., Airport Seeks Past Due Payments from Tenants"
  • "The good things take a little longer, on the planning board since 1967, Schiphol's fifth runway is finally open"
  • "No Peace Bounce for Airlines"
  • "Village thwarts O'Hare expansion plan"
  • "Hartsfield blasting could change laws"
  • "Brisbane Airport becomes WiFi hotspot"
  • "Airport relief plan approved by Senate panel"
  • "St. Louis airport pockets $2 bln bond authority"
  • "Airport retailers struggling with fewer fliers"
  • "New International Terminal at Philadelphia Airport to Open"
  
  
• Thursday April 10, 2003
  • "County works on Pittsburgh airport leases; No court action against US Airways"
  • "Lubbock, Texas airport funds error occurred in accounting department"
  • "Bradley Ready To Debut New Terminal"
  • "New Director Has Big Plans for Illinois Airport"
  • "Cincinnati Airport scans all checked bags now"
  • "Oregon airport is adopting chopper noise plan"
  • "Major jet fuel leak at Minneapolis airport remains a mystery"
  • "Ontario airport temporarily closes runway"
  • "Plan to reduce noise in homes now in limbo at MSP"
  • "Oklahoma City Airport Offers Free Parking for One Hour"
  • "Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Airport Reaps Healthy Profits from Its Farmland"
  • "Over 30 percent of Hong Kong flights cancelled"
  • "Athens International Airport S.A. wins KPMG HR award"
  • "Second Sydney airport plan scrapped as three gateways offloaded"
  • "Consultant to Explore Hollywood, Fla., Airport Runway's Unresolved Issues"
  • "Panel to Study Creating Aviation Authority for Miami Airport"
  • "Nation's Airports Feel Impact of War, Downturn"
  • "Inevitable Delays at O'Hare?"
  • "Airport concessionaires ask Hawaii lawmakers for relief from contracts"
  • "Everyone Wants Less Airport Noise"
  • "Three-town chase ends on foot at New Jersey airport"
  • "Kentucky Airport Prepares To Defend Against SARS"
  • "West Virginia airport to look for new carrier"
  • "Gunmen Lead Cops on Idaho Airport Chase"
  
  
• Wednesday April 09, 2003
  • "Airport security agency accused of waste"
  • "DIA Making Plans If United Should Fail"
  • "What does DIA symbolize?"
  • "Canadians eye airport rent relief"
  • "Airport Guard Accused Of Taking A Nap"
  • "Australian Regional Airports Sale Starts This Week"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Lehigh Valley International Airport, Allentown, PA"
  • "Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Airport Ranked Second Worst for Runway Danger"
  • "Lighting a Showcase Airline Terminal"
  • "New Berlin airport not due for completion until 2010"
  • "International Flights Fuel Dallas Airport's Growth"
  • "Officials don’t know why Maui runway lights failed"
  • "U.S. May Need to Pay to Install Antimissile Devices on Airliners"
  • "Northwest CEO discusses industry traffic declines"
  • "County may file challenge to US Airways' move to reject Pittsburgh airport leases"
  • "SFO reports drop in trips to mainland China, Hong Kong"
  • "Canadian airport wants feds out of industry"
  • "Local airport officials eye Pittsburgh negotiations"
  
  
• Tuesday April 08, 2003
  • "Continental, American cut back on flights"
  • "Report gives UK airport plan the bird"
  • "Major airlines could learn from Jet Blue"
  • "Interagency task force eyes airport security"
  • "Incursions on runways too high at Knoxville airport"
  • "Indianapolis, airport launch audits at United hub"
  • "Glasgow will be top Euro airport says new boss"
  • "Orlando Airport Employees Face High Risk For SARS"
  • "Suspected bribery at Swedish airport"
  • "Indian airports set to don new look"
  • "Airports Company of South Africa is looking up in spite of world travel turbulence"
  • "Bechtel and local firm win Jeddah airport expansion project"
  • "War with Iraq Has Impact on Tampa, Fla., Airport's Passenger Traffic"
  • "Rome air passenger traffic drops 12 pct on Iraq war, SARS fears"
  • "San Jose, Calif., Planning $2.7 Billion Renovation for Mineta Airport"
  • "Cincinnati/Kentucky Airport Bets Future on a New Runway"
  • "Detroit Airport Reduces Staffing, Cuts Overtime Pay"
  • "Taj Mahal city to have international airport"
  • "US Airways wants public underwriting and lease concessions"
  • "Cutbacks in airport screeners prudent adjustment"
  • "Winds starting to blow UAL's way"
  • "A 1997 Move Is Paying Off for Northwest"
  • "Major airlines have uplifting week"
  • "Commentary: How to Fix the Airlines"
  • "SARS bigger economic threat to Australian airports than war: report"
  • "U.S. airline execs buckle up for more turbulence"
  • "Birds hinder new London airport plan"
  • "Santa Barbara Airport Welcomes Horizon Air"
  • "Take me to the airport, baby!"
  • "First female airport administrator in Japan voices hope for 'convenient' gateway"
  • "Putin Will Get a New Airport Terminal"
  • "Airlines' money woes may ripple to Nashville airport"
  
  
• Monday April 07, 2003
  • "Survey: Wichitans say Fair Fares is working"
  • "Chicago airport issues growing murkier"
  • "Southwest Airlines March Traffic Rose 1.1%"
  • "Cost blow-out for Australian airports security"
  • "Airport Security Snags"
  • "Airlines Burdened on a Global Scale by War and Illness"
  
  
• Sunday April 06, 2003
  • "US Airways wants public underwriting and lease concessions"
  • "Pilot gun training to begin"
  • "JetBlue soars to success"
  • "Bracing For Turbulence: Battered airlines may not survive a protracted war"
  • "US Airways warns Pittsburgh hub could go, county leader says"
  • "Controllers fear O'Hare slowdown"
  • "New San Diego airport authority's takeoff tab ran to about $6.5 million"
  • "Pepper spray snarls Sea-Tac"
  • "DIA screeners blast TSA's tactics"
  • "Houston airport entrance checkpoints in use"
  • "Security scare closes D/FW airport terminals"
  
  
• Saturday April 05, 2003
  • "Airport Shops Fear War's Impact"
  • "Air Canada woes could cost airport $4.3M"
  • "Los Angeles Steps Up Airport Screening for SARS"
  
  
• Friday April 04, 2003
  • "Australian airports on alert for SARS"
  • "'Irrational' Sars fears hit Auckland Airport shares"
  • "Noise complaints unheard"
  • "Lessons learned from Canadian airport scare"
  • "Man charged with hiding knife in prosthetic leg at airport"
  • "Europe Aid to Airlines Unlikely"
  • "Money Problems Made Airlines Safer, F.A.A. Says"
  • "Changes at Cincinnati airport possible"
  • "Leases may not fly with Pittsburgh airport"
  • "Lambert Field has no specific plan in mind as it seeks bond authority"
  • "Mystery illness changes face of Asia's airports"
  • "McCarran Airport Takes Precautions Against SARS"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - William R. Fairchild International Airport, Port Angeles, WA."
  
  
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