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• Wednesday October 30, 2002
  • "No Quick Return for Virginia Airport"
  • "Auckland world's most profitable airport - expert"
  • "Judge rejects Cleveland Hopkins Airport suit as too hasty"
  • "Insurers want to retain right to sue Taipei airport over crash"
  • "DIA passenger held without bail for carrying gun"
  • "TSA Says It Will Meet Passenger Screening Deadline"
  • "Jet skids off Illinois runway"
  • "Plane overruns UK airport taxiway"
  
  
• Tuesday October 29, 2002
  • "Sacramento International Celebrates 35 Years"
  • "Air cargo firm sees heavy business into next year"
  • "Small airports want more leeway from FAA to compete"
  • "Japan faces impact from Airbus A380"
  • "Mail program sends small, sharp objects back to airline passengers"
  • "Linate Crash Highlights Limitations of Radar Technology to Prevent Runway Collisions"
  • "'Stupid rule' costs Iowa airport $37,600 each month"
  • "Local firm to build Indianapolis Airport terminal"
  • "Houston mayor signs airport cooperation agreement with Dubai"
  • "Southern California Regional Airport Authority Stalled"
  • "Wellstone Jet Crash Renews Questions on Charter Safety"
  • "New EU rules on airport security"
  • "Woman Removed Shirt, Bra At Indiana Airport"
  • "Officials Will Discuss PDX Jet Exhaust Concerns"
  
  
• Monday October 28, 2002
  • "Big southern Nevada growth plans on hold during air quality study"
  • "BWI's struggle to raise overseas profile continues"
  • "Airports shaky on explosives deadline"
  • "Small Colorado airport offers landscape for big dreams"
  • "Notice of intent To Rule on PFC Application - Duluth International Airport, Duluth, MN"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Austin Straubel International Airport, Green Bay, WI"
  • "Design supremo appointed to put Bangkok airport back on flightpath"
  • "Gary, Ind., Airport Growth Continues"
  
  
• Sunday October 27, 2002
  • "Corpus Christi's new gateway"
  • "BA seeks halt to UK-US aviation deal, warns of heavy job losses - report"
  • "Vendors slow to pay Detroit Metro"
  • "Opinion: TSA doing a poor job of making flying safer"
  • "D/FW eyes new power source"
  
  
• Saturday October 26, 2002
  • "Airport officials detail incentives offered to lure Lufthansa to PDX"
  • "Longmont, Colorado firm sues over airport project"
  • "Sacramento International Airport seeks to add more destinations"
  • "Towns see victory in Teterboro Airport ruling"
  • "Airport screeners deadline will be met, agency says"
  
  
• Friday October 25, 2002
  • "Moscow Airports Upgrade in Duel for Clients"
  • "South Florida security problems causing avaiation business to go elsewhere"
  • "2002-2003 ASCE Air Transport Presentation Calendar"
  • "Hunt for new baggage screeners takes off today in San Francisco"
  • "Better airport security could mean bigger holiday delays"
  • "Some airport screeners lost kin on 9/11"
  • "Man arrested after airport screeners find gun in luggage"
  • "Study: NYC Airport-Related Jobs Down"
  • "Greater skill, politeness detected in new federal screeners"
  • "Wear tapped for executive position on new San Diego airport authority board"
  • "Can Toronto's island airport survive?; Long the centre of battles, facility is now fighting for its life"
  • "Probe into Alleged Misuse of Memphis, Tenn., Airport Funds to Continue"
  • "Van der Meer prepares Athens airport for Olympics"
  • "Aer Rianta set for battle over control of Irish airports"
  • "Stockton, Calif., Airport Receives $4.36 Million Federal Grant"
  • "Plane Collides With Bus at O'Hare"
  • "Iowa airport earns perfect safety rating"
  • "2 U.S. screeners fired for lapse at O'Hare"
  
  
• Thursday October 24, 2002
  • "Airlines abandon small cities"
  • "Bureacracy Stalls Smart-Card Biometrics Programs"
  • "London City Airport Uses Biometrics For Access Control"
  • "Airport Security Breach Report"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Bellingham International Airport, Bellingham, WA"
  • "Airports involuntary targets of lawsuits since US attacks"
  • "Eugene, Ore., Airport and Federal Officials Spar over Devices for Screening"
  • "Passenger traffic at Moscow's second airport up by three-quarters"
  • "New Hampshire's Manchester Airport Aims to Keep Low-Key Feel as it Expands"
  • "Planning chief urges closure of Heathrow"
  • "Miami to Conduct Airport Economic Impact Study, Air Service Analysis"
  • "Safety projects needed at Oklahoma airport"
  • "City wants Tac in Sea-Tac re-emphasized"
  • "3 cities to meet on Burbank airport issues"
  • "Southern California Association of Governments Aviation Task Force Approves Work Plan to Examine Regional Airport System"
  • "California's Visalia airport gets security makeover"
  
  
• Wednesday October 23, 2002
  • "Airline loyalty a risky affair in bad economy"
  • "70 applicants hope to steer San Diego airport policy"
  • "Officials buy water rights to aid Southern California Logistics Airport development"
  • "Jet-noise complaints inaugurate new MAC advisory process"
  • "San Jose, California airport reopens major runway"
  • "Sonny Bono Concourse added to Palm Springs airport"
  • "San Jose, California airport security plans pit business vs. neighborhoods"
  • "Convenience Has $5 Million Price Tag for Florida's Sarasota-Bradenton Airport"
  • "Govt Delays Decision On Tokyo Airport Construction Methods"
  • "How Southwest Airlines is Winning"
  
  
• Tuesday October 22, 2002
  • "HIA among nations top airport performers"
  • "Airports examining wireless networks"
  • "Spokane Airport seeks new basalt solution"
  • "Fresno transportation director works on airport ideas"
  • "Amarillo, Texas Airport Changes Security Measures"
  • "Economy, security cited in low ABIA airline traffic"
  • "Airport search reform needed"
  • "High Cost of Delays Begging For Government Aid"
  • "Airport Rescue & Fire Fighting - Too Little, Too Late"
  • "Gun-shaped lighter causes concourse evacuation at Reno airport"
  • "San Jose airport's new international terminal opens in grand style"
  • "Airlines mobilise to fight Spainish airport tax increases"
  • "Traffic at Taipei airport falling, CAA report says"
  • "Sydney Airport says it has sound platform for rest of 2003"
  • "Greensboro, N.C., Mayor Proposes to Buy Homes around FedEx Hub"
  
  
• Monday October 21, 2002
  • "Airport security has come a long way, still needs improvement"
  • "Aeroflot Without Fear In Today's Russia"
  • "Secure air travel is West Virginia agency's top priority"
  • "Aer Rianta sets up Dublin airport standards group"
  • "Terminal fight looms at Irish airport"
  • "Top court backs city on O'Hare expansion"
  • "A valuable asset: Manchester Airport proves its worth"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Palm Beach International Airport, West Palm Beach, FL"
  • "Arbitrator sides with New Zealand airport in fees battle"
  • "Wilkes-Barre, Pa.-Area Airport Hires Firm to Market Attributes"
  • "More Women Needed for Passenger Screening at Charlotte, N.C., Airport"
  • "Minivan-Size Security Machines May Spur Big Lines at Ontario, Calif., Airport"
  • "More people staying on ground for short trips"
  • Knowledge is Power - Sharing Knowledge is Empowerment
  
  
• Sunday October 20, 2002
  • "U.S., Hong Kong Reach Aviation Deal"
  • "Birds force 767 to land"
  • "Southwest faces growing pains"
  • "Passenger traffic up at McCarran"
  • "UAL nears bankruptcy"
  • "Airlines shrink to stop losses"
  • "Money question looms over Georgia airport plans"
  
  
• Saturday October 19, 2002
  • "Airport Security After Sept. 11 - Passengers still fly armed"
  • "Memphis Airport Trains For Disaster Daily"
  • "DIA to scan employee fingerprints"
  • "Tempe lawsuit on Phoenix's Sky Harbor runway repair is simple petulance"
  • "Washington Area Airports Struggling to Meet Security Deadline"
  • "Mayor wants Peace on new San Diego airport board"
  • "California's San Jose airport to open new international arrivals facility"
  
  
• Friday October 18, 2002
  • "O'Hare guards claim they never saw man bolt past"
  • "Sydney airport owner plans expansion"
  • "Wichita Mid-Continent Airport to participate in a disaster drill"
  • "False Alarm at Boston Airport over 'Beeping' Shoes"
  
  
• Thursday October 17, 2002
  • "Meacham International Airport Gives North Texas $616 Million Impact"
  • "Jetway gift shop owner can keep LAX outlets"
  • "Protesters allege bias in security sting at LAX"
  • "After security breach, O'Hare looks to prevention"
  • "Tempe seeks delay, study of Sky Harbor paving work"
  • "Louisville Airport Authority to add vehicle waiting zone"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Santa Barbara Municipal Airport, Goleta, CA"
  • "Palm Springs, Calif., Airport Increases Usage over Past Two Years"
  • "'Flying Dutchman' takes helm of Athens International Airport"
  • "Hundreds gather outside British Parliament to protest airport expansion"
  • "Airport Defibrillators Save Lives -Study"
  • "Houston gets airport food deal it didn't want"
  
  
• Wednesday October 16, 2002
  • "Plane Hits Loading Bridge in Memphis"
  • "Missouri airport to evaluate road access"
  • "Arizona city may join anti-FAA suit"
  • "Towns vow to keep fighting Logan runway"
  • "Bypassing the big airports is gaining in popularity. And it's getting cheaper"
  • "dot.com, dot.gov, yes, but will dot.aero fly?"
  • "Airline industry rebound called unlikely till '05"
  • "Airlines tighten belt"
  • "Fortunes soar at Midway"
  • "Wyoming airport's FAA entitlement grant safe - for now"
  • "Screeners spot deadly weapons"
  • "LAX concessionaires still reeling from 9/11 changes to passenger demographics"
  • "Unattended laptop spurs flight evacuation"
  • "Despite security lapses, Cleveland company to serve as KCI screener"
  • "Feds say no to San Antonio airport noise plan that would have rerouted takeoffs"
  • "Louisiana cargo airport plan shakes up status quo"
  • "Still no word on reason for South Dakota airport manager resignation"
  • "Ads approved for LAX for first time in airport's 42-year history"
  • "Plan to Link Airports Throughout Africa"
  • "Southwest Airlines CEO Sees Difficult Environment For Industry"
  • "UAL O'Hare Terminal Temporarily Closed On Security Breach"
  • "Rubber parts of wheel found at Madrid airport force emergency return of plane"
  • "Brunei/ Airport efficiency needs improvement"
  • "O'Hare on Hold"
  • "New Terminal to be Built in Cairo Airport"
  • "Bilateral Mexican-U.S. airport projected for Tijuana"
  • "Government says fewer people trying to bring guns, knives and boxcutters on planes"
  
  
• Tuesday October 15, 2002
  • "Atlantic City Airport plan tries to balance expansion, wildlife threat"
  • "Saudi airline crew overpowers gunman"
  • "Major airlines expected to report massive losses"
  • "Screeners No Longer as Diverse at Sacramento, Calif., Airport"
  • "Flap in Regional Group Downs Air Traffic Planning in Southern California"
  • "Judge dismisses South Shore lawsuit against new Logan runway"
  • "Airlines Spend Millions on Lobbying"
  
  
• Monday October 14, 2002
  • "Amid distractions, $4 billion Logan facelift continues"
  • "10-year-old boy injured in fall over railing at BWI"
  • "Abu Dhabi airport wins ISO environmental certificate"
  • "California's John Wayne Airport Expects to Meet Federal Bag-Screening Deadline"
  • "New Hartsfield, Ga., Airport Screeners Patiently Wait for Late Paychecks"
  • "Spanish infrastructure ministry to give go-ahead for private development of airports"
  • "Budget airlines help revive UK airports"
  • "Patronage and politics plague Manila's prized airport terminal"
  • "High Point, N.C.-Area Airport Agency Plans $203 Million in Structural Projects"
  • "FAA Approves Hartsfield PFC Spending"
  • "Moody's expects Chile's airport concessionaire to default"
  • "Competition Forces Narita To Study Runway Fee Cut"
  
  
• Sunday October 13, 2002
  • "There's gold in them thar runways"
  • "Food, jazz, prizes usher in new Tampa Airport's Airside E"
  • "Choice of Louisiana airport site not made by politics"
  
  
• Saturday October 12, 2002
  • "Canadian airlines fear 'death spiral'"
  • "Slaying the Toronto island airport dragon"
  • "Canadian pilots issue security demands"
  • "O'Hare terminal project put on hold indefinitely"
  • "IATA wants airports to stop raising charges arbitrarily"
  • "Air traffic controllers: Austin, Texas runway 5K race could cause delays"
  • "Chicago stalls O'Hare terminal expansion"
  • "Kuala Lumpur airport woos tourists with prizes"
  
  
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