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• Tuesday December 10, 2002
  • "Tunnel network to cope with Dubai airport expansion"
  • "$600m bid to woo Hong Kong `transumers'"
  
  
• Monday December 09, 2002
  • "Pittsburgh Airport reopens 168 short-term parking spaces"
  • "Other carriers eager to take over SFO routes, gates"
  • "Cities seek FAA input on Burbank airport"
  • "United Files for Bankruptcy"
  • "Florence, South Carolina airport practices disaster scenarios"
  • "Airport Parking Lots to Reopen"
  • "United's woes may reform airline industry"
  • "Shoppers still have to fly to get to Pittsburgh airport's Airmall"
  • "Airline troubles not like those of the past"
  • "It's a great time to fly"
  • "Denver's airport faces rocky future"
  • "EU Approves Stringent Rules To Standardize Air Security"
  • "Ryanair attacks Manchester airport fee rise"
  • "Probe slams management of Irish airport"
  • "ISO awards back goal of winning return customers"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport Sets De-icing Recycling Record"
  • "Japanese Panel Calls For Early Narita Public Offering"
  • "Panel delays vote on Minneapolis airports budget; Officials seek to cut operating costs"
  • "United Set to File for Bankruptcy"
  • "U.S. to ease airport parking rules, change screening procedures"
  • "Source says United to file Ch. 11 bankruptcy Monday"
  
  
• Sunday December 08, 2002
  • "Texas airport celebrates colorful history while building toward future"
  • "Faster screening sought at airports"
  • "Dis-United"
  • "United Directors Weigh Prospects"
  • "Airports await cuts by United"
  • "Bomb detectors' installation begins at Tulsa International"
  • "Monterey, California Congressman blasts United woes"
  • "Terror attacks blamed for snapping Anchorage airport's 10-year revenue-growth streak"
  • "Security troubles at Pittsburgh airport cause lengthy delays"
  • "MidAmerica Airport Director won't discuss meeting"
  • "Iowa airport seeks consultant to help with business plan"
  • "Privatization backers want Atlanta to cash in on Hartsfield airport"
  
  
• Saturday December 07, 2002
  • "US Air's Chief Lender Threatens the Ultimate"
  • "CEO sketches grim situation for American Airlines"
  • "Even by Bankruptcy Standards, This One Seems Different"
  • "PDX on time with FBI criminal background checks"
  • "FAA taking on new role to check up on airlines"
  • "'Creative Destruction' and United Airlines"
  • "United's bankruptcy could force industry-wide austerity"
  • "Stockton airport passenger volume drops"
  • "United wrestles with wrenching decision"
  • "D/FW studies searching cars to gain parking"
  • "Shabby Australian airport hurting image"
  • "Students design Illinois airport's ideal eatery"
  • "New boarding procedures at St. Louis airport cause few problems"
  
  
• Friday December 06, 2002
  • "California could lose big if United falters"
  • "Report: FAA to invoke eminent domain for Connecticut airport safety"
  • "United presses to keep flying"
  • "United Bankruptcy Could Help Industry"
  • "Commissioners Not Giving Up on Ohio Airport"
  • "United Bankruptcy Would Have Wide Impact"
  • "Terrorism alert closes viewing park at Lauderdale airport"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Yeager Airport, Charleston, WV"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Thief River Falls Regional Airport, Thief River Falls, MN"
  • "Intent to Rule on PFC Application - South Bend Regional Airport, South Bend, Indiana"
  • "Fitch Rts $165MM San Francisco Int'l Arpt Rev Ref Bds 'A+'; On Rating Watch Neg"
  • "Japan to Delay Start of Haneda Airport Expansion Work"
  • "United's Next Pitch: Rhapsody in Red Ink?"
  • "Wolf Defends Performance At Struggling No. 2 Airline"
  • "No Clear Way Forward for Airlines"
  • "Small Plane Crashes into Fed Reserve MIA"
  • "KLIA keeping tabs on baggage system"
  • "Daley Says United Woes Won't Affect O'Hare"
  • "Flight schedule at Chico, California airport cut back"
  • "Men arrested in security tightening at New Orleans airport"
  
  
• Thursday December 05, 2002
  • "Passenger Bag Matching Could Take Back Seat To Profiling System"
  • "A Start-Up Saga - The First Year Of The TSA"
  • "Security Features On El Al Aircraft Spoil Attempted Hijacking"
  • "Airport Security Bills Stack Up In Congress"
  • "Airport Security Breach Report"
  • "United Bankruptcy Could Rattle Industry"
  • "Holiday Security Smooth at California Airports"
  • "Ecuador to award Guayaquil airport concession in April"
  • "Aeropuertos Argentina, Russians interested in airports"
  • "Miami-Dade Set to Sell $600 Million of Airport Debt"
  • "Standard & Poor's Gives Los Angeles Airport Bonds Highest Marks in Its Class"
  • "Manila to take over airport terminal"
  • "Dulles Airport Subway Plan Should Be Broken Into Segments"
  • "MAC construction budget advances despite NWA criticism"
  • "Colorado officials paint happy face on UAL ruling"
  • "Panel to seek guidance on Burbank terminal"
  • "Things are looking up at Baton Rouge Metro Airport"
  • "New Thai airport designer told to increase passenger capacity"
  • "Long Beach Airport expansion battle eyed"
  • "U.S. Rejects United Airlines Bid for Loan Guarantee"
  
  
• Wednesday December 04, 2002
  • "D/FW places the emphasis on service"
  • "Kenya Airport Systems Faulty"
  • "FAA Proposes $805,000 Fine for United"
  • "Roadside parking worries airport"
  • "At Atlantic City International, an argument over bomb detectors"
  • "Regional airports prepare: Smaller operations take anti-terrorism measures"
  • "European Airlines See Threat in Aid to United"
  • "Confiscated at Airports: Knives, Guns and a Brick"
  • "Airlines now turn to cargo security"
  • "FAA Considering Passenger Ban"
  • "Norwegian party wants to allow profitable airports to keep some money"
  • "Consortium sues Philippine government over cancelled terminal contract"
  • "Security screener arrested, allegedly threatened colleague"
  • "Secret poll backs San Jose, California airport expansion"
  
  
• Tuesday December 03, 2002
  • "Big builder eyes land near Sacramento airport"
  • "Airport security makes it difficult for disabled"
  • "Surge for air cargo"
  • "Package Prompts Alarm,Evacuation At LA Intl Airport"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, Minneapolis, MN"
  • "Notice of Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) Approvals and Disapprovals"
  • "Colombia planning regional airport-improvement plan"
  • "Costs of services cut by 15% in 13 Mexican airports"
  • "Ontario, Calif., Air Travel Creeps Up, but Still Lags from Recession"
  • "As Stability Returns, Colorado Springs Airport Set to Refund"
  • "UK businesses and unions lobby for funding for extra airport capacity"
  • "Airport Problems Seem to Be on the Wane"
  • "Labor pact unlikely to save UAL"
  • "City wins first round in new Hartsfield court battle"
  • "Call for law change to get new Bangkok airport open on time"
  • "Oakland airport cuts back on expansion"
  • "New charges in case of San Francisco airport scam"
  • "Flights to Increase Slightly at Mather Airport During Holidays"
  • "United's Mechanics to Vote on Revised Concessions Proposal"
  
  
• Monday December 02, 2002
  • "UAL board may discuss Chapter 11 filing today - union board representative"
  • "United tries to get machinists to OK concessions"
  • "Hawaii breaks off negotiations with DFS"
  • "Virginia airport's plain areas to receive a face lift"
  • "London mayor backs more runways"
  • "Travelers face new screening at airports"
  • "O'Hare vying for runway fast track"
  • "Key Senators Sound Warning on Missiles"
  • "El Paso, Texas Airport Evacuated On Suspicious Item"
  • "Vienna airport threatens Sky suit"
  • "Air Traffic Controllers in Grand Forks, N.D., Join Nationwide Protest"
  • "Palm Beach, Fla., Airport Asks for Deadline Extension for Screening Readiness"
  • "Court Sets Date for Hearing into FedEx's Proposed North Carolina Cargo Hub"
  • "Japanese Govt to Cancel Construction, Expansion of 11 Airports"
  • "Australian PM defends govt on x-ray luggage claims"
  • "Hong Kong unfazed by Changi's decision to lower airport fees"
  • "Boston's Airport Gets Innovative, Artistic Makeover"
  • "Security Pinches Atlanta Airport Shops"
  • "Gatwick ruling delays government plan for airport expansion by a year"
  • "San Jose Readies $99M Airport Revenue Refunding in Two Parts"
  • "New Narita Airport Operator to Have Capital of 100 B. Yen"
  • "Experts Query Kenyan Airport Security And Insurance"
  • "United nears deal"
  • "Campaign Aims to Boost Cedar City Flights"
  • "Boston airport to launch terrorist ID plan"
  • "Security scare at McArthur Airport"
  • "Macquarie Airports Delays Rome Purchase Until Target Refinances Bank Debt"
  
  
• Sunday December 01, 2002
  • "Workers smoking near DIA jet fuel"
  • "Missiles shot at jet are readily available"
  • "United, mechanics agree to resume talks; flight attendants ratify deal"
  • "First aviation advisers bring much expertise to Palmdale commission"
  • "Airports asked to review missile attack measures"
  • "Burbank Airport on track with security mandates"
  • "TSA, Homeland Security narrow HQ options"
  • "What bankruptcy at United would mean to flying public"
  • "Bankruptcy 'inevitable' for United"
  • "Oakland, California airport about to begin major expansion project"
  • "Florida airport forced to abandon discounts program"
  
  
• Saturday November 30, 2002
  • "FAA critical of Florida airport runway plan"
  • "U. S. airlines vulnerable to missiles"
  • "United running out of time"
  • "Major Airports Fail Healthy-Food Tests"
  • "McCarran Airport Reinstates Random Baggage Claim Checks"
  • "Third runway at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport opened; construction took six years"
  • "Japan: Makeshift airport policy"
  • "Manila cancels contracts for airport terminal"
  • "BAA must continue to pay passenger charges out of airport shops"
  • "Long Beach Airport emptied after bomb scare"
  • "Incident briefly clears Cincinnati airport"
  • "El Paso Airport expansion starts next year"
  
  
• Friday November 29, 2002
  • "Full flights may mask airline troubles"
  • "Mechanics' vote pushes UAL Corp. near bankruptcy"
  • "Thanksgiving keeps Honolulu airport busy"
  • "Columbus, Ohio airport restaurants must go dry temporarily for violation"
  • "Airport security gets past crunch"
  • "Unusual Planning Duel Over Kennedy Terminal"
  
  
• Thursday November 28, 2002
  • "Hudson Group to develop new retail stores at Hobby Airport"
  • "Travellers find unexpected calm at Sea-Tac airport"
  • "TSA Required Training Dates Set"
  • "Airport travel largely hassle and worry-free"
  • "Holiday Travel Tests Airport Security"
  
  
• Wednesday November 27, 2002
  • "Bigger Sioux Falls runway open to traffic"
  • "Los Angeles Mayor Pushes Regional Air Transportation Plan"
  • "Holiday travelers facing tighter airport scrutiny"
  • "Security Breach Closes Detroit Metro Airport Gates"
  • "Pressure mounts for United Airlines loan guarantee"
  • "Officials believe Southern California airport can be economic force"
  
  
• Tuesday November 26, 2002
  • "Officials Mull Ways to Cut Delays in Luggage Screening"
  • "UK Judge Rules Against Govt Over London Airport Expansion"
  • "Commercial Pilots Expect To Carry Guns By Spring"
  • "GAO:`Trusted Traveler` Plan Could Help Airport Security"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, Minneapolis, MN"
  • "New Security Procedures Mean Holiday Airline Travel Is Uncharted Territory"
  • "Latest San Jose, Calif., Airport Security Lapse under Review"
  • "Singapore sets up airport war fund to defend hub status"
  • "Mexico's ASA charges high airport service prices"
  • "San Jose, Calif., Airport to Fund Vote on Expansion"
  • "Landmark 'fortress' of Narita airport opponents demolished"
  • "Australian Industries Balk At Government Plans To Up Airport Security"
  
  
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