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• Wednesday March 12, 2003
  • "Lawsuit challenges Oregon airport district"
  • "Restructuring has Perth Airport geared for growth"
  • "Illinois Legislators Propose Airport Aid"
  • "Birmingham Airport Recovering Financially From Terror Attack"
  • "Anti-terror units eye missile peril to jets over Chicago"
  • "TSA objects to airport screener unionization"
  • "Reno Airport officals sell old security systems to courthouse for $1"
  • "Augusta, Georgia airport collects unpaid bills"
  • "Augusta, Georgia airport says no to terrorism coverage"
  • "Airport Screener Suspended for Sleeping"
  
  
• Tuesday March 11, 2003
  • "American Airlines Nears Bankruptcy"
  • "The New Airport Profiling"
  • "Federal airport screeners seized 4.8 million items in 18 months"
  • "Grave Problem At Tennessee Airport"
  
  
• Monday March 10, 2003
  • "Airport seminar offering free help to area's first-time fliers"
  • "Houses near Ontario, California airport dwindling"
  • "Atlantic City Airport's parking operator apologizes"
  • "Stray birds causing problems at Taipei's Sungshan Airport"
  • "A test case of airport security"
  • "Longer waits help Phoenix airport businesses"
  • "Airport units to find bombs are sitting idle"
  • "JFK Screener Stole $$: Cops"
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  • "Identical Twins Crack Face Recognition Puzzle"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Arcata/Eureka Airport, Eureka, CA"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Long Beach Municipal Airport (Daugherty Field), Long Beach, CA"
  • "Irish Airport May Be Shut Down"
  • "Korea to Make Airport Safety Certificates Mandatory"
  • "Texas House Bill Challenges Racial Profiling at Airports"
  • "France to tighten airport security"
  • "More traffic at PDX but air cargo dips slightly"
  • "Minneapolis airport commission leader forges closer partnership with Northwest"
  • "Miami airport boss preps for renewed debt debate"
  • "Surprise security checks expose chinks at Indian airport"
  • "Port of San Diego feels pinch in split with Lindbergh"
  • "Other carriers unlikely to start up DIA operations"
  • "Gatwick security lapse reported"
  
  
• Sunday March 09, 2003
  • "Cargo claws its way back at Sky Harbor Airport"
  • "Experts: Huge U.S. aviation security gap"
  • "Michigan airport expansion proposal takes flight"
  • "Mayor won't push SFO to fund suit"
  
  
• Saturday March 08, 2003
  • "If alert goes red, expect disruptions"
  • "Directors: Security eating airport budgets"
  • "Few Convictions in Airport Security Cases"
  • "DFW Airport OKs terrorism insurance policy"
  • "Reno cab company says it can't afford airport insurance"
  • "Despite slump, Orlando airport reels in real estate deals"
  • "Suicide bomber behind Philippine airport blast"
  • "San Diego Airport Security Under Federal Scrutiny"
  
  
• Friday March 07, 2003
  • "Airports Ask for Federal Aid to Pay for Reconfigured Explosives Detectors"
  • "Reno Airport Bonds"
  • "Bonds to Clinch Bag-Screening Deal at Dallas Airport"
  • "Bids on for Abu Dhabi airport expansion"
  • "Dismissed Sheremetyevo-2 airport director restored in his post"
  • "Both sides worried about Florida airport compromise"
  
  
• Thursday March 06, 2003
  • "Many Indicted DIA Workers at Large"
  • "Louisiana governor says proposed cargo airport on hold"
  • "Logan leader seeks federal money for security improvements"
  • "Budget-cut ripples, Northwest pressure continue at MSP"
  • "Big Brother may visit Logan"
  • "Few takers for New Hampshire airport policing job"
  • "Panel OKs Fort Lauderdale airport compromise"
  • "A War in Iraq Could Take Heavy Toll on U.S. Airlines"
  • "Vinci: No Plans To Up Exposure To Airport Sector - CNBC"
  • "Mock drill finds holes in Indian airport security"
  • "Thai official proposes airlines manage domestic airports"
  • "Philippines boosts security at airports, mass transport system after blast"
  • "Fool proof safety and security at Pakistan's airports"
  • "St. Paul, Minn.-Area Airport Lockers Now Require a Fingerprint to Rent"
  • "Narita Airport Considers Operating Shops, Hotels"
  • "New Delhi to have new international airport terminal"
  • "Chicago Airport Plan Reaps $110 Million in Ticket Tax"
  • "Travel Industry and Privacy Groups Object to Screening Plan for Airline Passengers"
  • "New Fort Lauderdale runway compromise would limit use to less-noisy paths"
  • "Dubuque Airport Crews Work To Clear Airport Runways"
  • "Guam Attorney General sues airport over private attorneys"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport cuts police force by 14"
  • "D/FW Airport board set to consider bond sales"
  • "DIA briefly halts trains after security breach"
  • "Nebraska Airport Expansion Grounded For Now"
  • "San Jose, California voters approve airport expansion"
  
  
• Wednesday March 05, 2003
  • "Authorities Assess Airports For Threat of Missile Attacks"
  • "Mall owners take aim at Australian airport retail upstarts"
  • "Airline Carriers Let Travelers Print Out Boarding Passes from Home, Office"
  • "Long Beach, Calif., Airport `Round Table' Studied"
  • "Airline Passenger Counts Increase at Ontario County, Calif., Airport"
  • "Orly protest forces passengers to walk to airport"
  • "O'Hare PFC Plan Flies"
  • "Spiritual book causes Sea-Tac scare"
  • "UK airports 'must grow'"
  • "Airlines pushed to the edge"
  • "Chicago to apply airfare tax to O'Hare growth project"
  • "Washington confirms probe at Tri-Cities Airport"
  • "Judge rules against former airport screeners"
  • "Bush Airport gets artistic makeover"
  • "Voters to decide today on San Jose, California airport expansion"
  
  
• Tuesday March 04, 2003
  • "New York airport cuts energy costs"
  • "Blast in S. Philippines Airport Kills 16"
  • "Atlanta, Ga., Airport Wants to Redesign Drainage for Newest Runway"
  • "Some Grim Numbers for the Airlines"
  • "High-tech cameras watch Newark Airport"
  • "S&P predicts bankruptcy for American Airlines"
  • "Suspicious bag prompts evacuation at TIA"
  • "Airport screeners join national chapter of union, citing safety concerns"
  
  
• Monday March 03, 2003
  • "Illinois airport projects not on list"
  • "Higher taxes urged to curb expansion of UK airports"
  • "Tennessee airport sues insurance firms"
  • "Airport Screener Charged with Theft"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Metropolitan Oakland International Airport, Oakland, CA"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - San Diego International Airport, San Diego, CA"
  • "Roanoke, Va., Airport Security Gets New Snow Removal Task"
  • "Augusta, Ga., Airport Stops Random Vehicle Checks"
  • "Orange County, Calif.-Area Airport Reopens Secured Entrances"
  • "Agency Halts Random Vehicle Inspections at Atlanta Airport"
  • "Louis Berger wins Paraguay airport concession study"
  • "Brazilian official suspends Maringa airport concession process"
  • "Eighth bomb threat of the year at Czech capital's airport"
  • "Jamaican airports authority denies claims of breakdown in security systems"
  • "French government to privatise Charles de Gaulle airport"
  • "New Jersey Officials Decry Proposed Walk-Up Air Charter at Teterboro Airport"
  • "Sydney airport to impose terrorism insurance fee on airlines"
  • "Transportation Commission to Weigh in on $12M of Detroit Airport Bonds"
  • "India: A few swanky airports, at last"
  • "Shimizu Wins Y68bn Order To Build Singapore Airport Terminal"
  • "Japan's air traffic havoc runs into 2nd day"
  • "Two extra runways at Gatwick proposed"
  • "ASCE Air Transportation Group: Sixth Annual One-Day Conference - Theme: 'Airport Issues in the New Reality'"
  • "Discount Airlines May Crowd Skies"
  • "Chinese cities in mad rush to build airports"
  • "Regional routes may boost sales at Pittsburgh's Airmall"
  • "Carriers unite to oppose rise in UK airport charges"
  • "Study awaited on Buffalo Niagara runway work"
  • "Minor defect in KLIA baggage handling system"
  • "New Orleans airport security guard accused of graft"
  • "Kalispell begins final process to expand city airport"
  • "New transportation chief backs O'Hare expansion"
  • "Airport cargo hub in Tennessee scratched"
  • "Reno airport seeking planner"
  • "Airport Security Requirements Change For FYI Passengers"
  
  
• Sunday March 02, 2003
  • "Minneapolis airport seeking to pull more income from airport concessions"
  • "Miami Screens Ship-to-Airport Baggage"
  • "Future of San Jose, California airport expansion hinges upon voters, state budget"
  • "New Jersey airport funding at risk"
  • "Burbank Airport panel mulls terminal deadline"
  • "Zero tolerance for firearms in effect at Phoenix airport"
  • "Explosive tests at John Wayne Airport"
  • "Firearms Found In Luggage At Ohio Airport"
  
  
• Saturday March 01, 2003
  • "Delta to Test New Airport Security Plan"
  • "Fort Lauderdale, Florida runway expansion foes gain hope as debate rages"
  • "U.S. Security Briefs"
  • "Airport Security Breach Report"
  
  
• Friday February 28, 2003
  • "US landing fees set to soar"
  • "Airport background checks next"
  • "'Sterile Terminal' Helps To Focus Surveillance Efforts"
  • "Problems Remain For Checked Baggage On Canada-U.S. Flights"
  • "Airports Embark On Security Measures With Little TSA Guidance"
  • "Burbank Airport authority execs meet FAA chief"
  • "Union strengthens bid to recruit airport screeners"
  • "Columbus, Ohio airport keeps bond rating despite loss of flights"
  • "Minneapolis Airport To Delay Construction Projects"
  • "Reduction in terror alert puts airport car searches on hold"
  • "Miami airport vulture problems may prove deadly to runway rabbits"
  
  
• Monday February 24, 2003
  • "DIA eyes expansion"
  • "Security worries strap Miami seaport, airport"
  • "The high cost of orange alert hits U.S. airports hard"
  • "Augusta, Georgia airport hears advice on security, efficiency"
  • "Airline fees sky-high at Fort Wayne airport"
  • "Facelift for Wichita Mid-Continent Airport? Plan will be clear by Dec."
  • "Airport rules still leave check-in options"
  • "New Cedar City, Utah airport terminal design unveiled to council"
  
  
• Sunday February 23, 2003
  • "It's Back to Nature for a Once Bustling Airport"
  • "Passengers still think weapons can fly"
  • "Airports seeking rent from United"
  • "Saudi Arabia's Jeddah Airport Needs Facelift"
  • "Port Of Oakland, Golden Gate On California Target List"
  
  
• Saturday February 22, 2003
  • "Ex-airport screeners: Patience didn't pay"
  • "Mayor Proposes Hancock Airport Power Shift"
  • "Ohio airports health is key to base, officials stress"
  • "More Changes At San Antonio Int'l Airport"
  
  
• Friday February 21, 2003
  • "'Dismay' over Bahama's airport security"
  • "Bangkok runway comes up short, budget too"
  • "Washington state airports leery of search rule"
  • "Cincinnati Airport: New checks reject one vehicle"
  • "Chemical residue missed at DIA"
  • "Georgia airport's need for new roads might need approval of FAA"
  • "Head of Canada's air-security agency defends airport screening by private firms"
  • "UK airport congestion lessons"
  • "Random Police Searches of Automobiles Start at Orlando, Fla., Airport"
  • "Consultant Rips Plan for Extending Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Airport Runway"
  • "Passenger Traffic Continues to Shrink at Miami, Fla., International Airport"
  • "Random Inspections of Cars Set at Atlanta Airport"
  • "Seattle Airport Is Not Alone in Decision to Nix Car Checks"
  • "Indianapolis Airport Relies on Inexperienced People to Search Vehicles"
  • "Urgent calls to upgrade Australian airport security after hijacking"
  • "NY, NJ Port Authority Approves $5B 2003 Budget"
  • "Oregon city challenges legality of airport district"
  • "Rome Airport cleared for acquisition"
  • "DIA concessionaires ask to extend leases"
  • "The Paradies Shops Named Georgia Family Business of the Year"
  
  
• Thursday February 20, 2003
  • "Does Joplin really need a bigger, better airport?"
  
  
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