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• Tuesday December 24, 2002
  • "Security to increase at German airports as new equipment installed"
  • "Security Changes at More Airports"
  • "The Many Ways to Stay Connected at Airports"
  • "Alliance Opponents Hoping DOT Will Call Time Out"
  • "Low-Cost Carriers Quasi-Competitive"
  • "Commuter/Regional Airline News"
  • "O'Hare Expansion Plan Submitted to FAA"
  • "Study: Smaller airports suffer most in wake of 9/11"
  
  
• Monday December 23, 2002
  • "City backs out of battle over 3rd Sea-Tac runway"
  • "Episode points to security issues"
  • "Deadline nears, but San Diego airport deal still on hold"
  • "South African Airports Sure This Year Will Prove to Be Best in Decade"
  • "Canada's airport security gets poor grade from expert"
  • "Wyoming airport axes taxi driver finger printing"
  • "Airport baggage check flows"
  • "Aspen, Colorado airport construction this summer could impact operations"
  • "Regional airports struggle to stay aloft"
  • "Ex-airport manager leads unit of MoDOT"
  • "Few cramped by Sea-Tac airport security"
  • "Long Beach, California airport upgrade review process begins"
  • "Japan to Raise Airport Landing Fees in FY '03"
  • "Canada to improve airport security"
  • "Memphis, Tenn., Airport May Owe Ousted Financial Executive Money"
  • "Colorado Springs, Colo., Airport to Impose Higher Fees on Airlines for Use"
  • "Columbia, S.C., Commission Approves $5.8 Million Airport Upgrade"
  • "Mexico City's international airport announces 10 more years of operation"
  • "Paris airport staff strike to continue next week"
  • "Sky Harbor not ready for bomb scans, but passengers are set to gripe"
  • "Bombs Away: Airport Security Hole"
  
  
• Sunday December 22, 2002
  • "U.S. airports ponder a surplus of security"
  • "Oakland airport improves in airline industry slump"
  • "New luggage screening may cause lines outside Reno airport"
  • "Teenage skateboarder prompts Denver airport shutdown"
  • "The incredible shrinking airport"
  • "The Airline Industry Seeks Bigger Portions of Pie in the Sky"
  • "Potato farmers block Cyprus's main airport demanding payment for hail-damaged crop"
  • "New Tokyo International Airport Authority to take landowners to court"
  • "Security scare at Toronto aiport"
  
  
• Saturday December 21, 2002
  • "Irish airport's future hangs in the balance"
  • "Concerns delay 'trusted traveler' program"
  • "UAL Bankruptcy, AA Troubles Doom O'Hare Expansion: SOC"
  • "TSA Uses JIA To Show Off New Baggage Security"
  • "U.S. Airport Security Issues Raised"
  • "FAA Tells US Air Controllers It Won't Privatize Jobs"
  • "Woman with gun in purse arrested in Cincinnati airport terminal"
  • "Leave bags unlocked, says TSA"
  • "Couple pleads guilty in Miami airport bribes"
  • "Hartsfield offers airport alert service"
  • "'Suspicious' Bag Empties Arkansas Airport"
  • "Sacramento Airport Security Becomes Focus During Holiday Season"
  
  
• Friday December 20, 2002
  • "Louisiana Attracts World-Class Intermodal Developers"
  • "It's about to get worse at airports"
  
  
• Thursday December 19, 2002
  • "Going With The Flow; Airports Are Used To Industry Turmoil"
  • "CVG only large hub to increase flights since Sept. 11 attacks"
  • "Airport security staff find trend alarming"
  • "Boeing to scrap Sonic Cruiser in shift from faster to cheaper"
  • "Deal could defray DIA security costs"
  • "Sept. 11 aftershock hit Palm Beach International Airport hardest"
  • "Logan hardest hit of American airports post 9/11"
  • "Indianapolis Is On Track For In-Line Baggage Screening"
  • "Aviation To Stay In Terrorists Sights, Officials Say"
  • "Unanswered Questions Surround Registered Traveler Program"
  • "Airport Security Breach Report"
  • "Deep Decline in Air Traffic Still Being Felt"
  • "Egypt To Build New Terminal At Cairo Airport"
  • "Boston Airport Acts Quickly to Prepare for New Rules"
  • "SFO keeping eye on United"
  • "Utah airport loses FAA entitlement funding"
  • "Kansas airport losses garner notice"
  • "Report: Memphis airport traffic down 10% since 9/11"
  • "Research shows Indy airport not affected like some other cities"
  • "Wrapped Gifts Subject To Search At Airport, Feds Warn"
  • "Spill at Minneapolis airport not hazardous"
  • "Computer device briefly closes Los Angeles airport screening checkpoint"
  
  
• Wednesday December 18, 2002
  • "UAL Seen Needing to Take Fast Action to Slash Its Costs"
  • "Welsh airports must take off for Britain's good"
  • "Morning strikes cripple many German airports, transport services"
  • "Hub Airports Face Credit Risks From United Filing"
  • "Expenditure on Indian airport security up 30% in 1 year"
  • "New York's Port Authority Approves $2.5 Million for City's Airport Areas"
  • "Fraport Takes Legal Action Against Philippine Consortium"
  • "Newark Resurrects Airport Terminal Long Lost in the Shuffle"
  • "San Diego airport authority board in place"
  • "Cabitage: Let foreign airlines fly inside USA"
  
  
• Tuesday December 17, 2002
  • "O'Hare ready for bag checks"
  • "Revenue, costs drop at Wyoming airport"
  • "Tempe asks court to stop Phoenix runway work"
  • "UAL gets OK to drop some leases"
  • "No changes in DIA's credit rating"
  • "Installation of bomb detectors at airport angers N.J. officials"
  • "MidAmerica director's salary tops $95,000 in proposed airport budget"
  • "San Diego Airport Authority reviews Port's offer"
  • "Capital Ideas at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport"
  • "Leaner Minneapolis airport budget allows Humphrey terminal to stay open"
  • "United bankruptcy could sink plans for new SFO runway"
  
  
• Monday December 16, 2002
  • "The weighty issue of baggage hits Northwest customers"
  • "In stressful times, airport concession areas offer diversions"
  • "Airports expect to meet deadline for bag screening"
  • "San Diego airport transfer locked in funds fight"
  • "UK airport plans 'crucial' for business"
  • "Fast action or bust for UAL: To steer clear of liquidation, next two months critical"
  • "MIA restaurant contract scrutinized"
  • "West Virginia Officials Interview Candidates for Airport Study"
  • "Indonesian plane collides with vehicle on Singapore airport taxiway"
  • "Plan to end Irish terminal decline?"
  • "No go, Piatco"
  • "Company Tests Fingerprint-Operated Lockers at St. Paul, Minn., Airport"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Authority's Evaluation Process Under Review"
  • "New York's Kennedy Airport Sees Sky-High Sales of Munchies, Gifts"
  • "San Bernardino, Calif., Board Picks Firm for Runway Revamping"
  • "Yes, It Was a Dismal Year for Airlines. Now the Bad News"
  • "Nagasaki/Tanuki tarmac escapades rile airport authorities"
  • "From air base to airport in one (long) decade"
  
  
• Sunday December 15, 2002
  • "Sea-Tac gets key third-runway permit, but it's quickly challenged"
  
  
• Saturday December 14, 2002
  • "Bidders eye UAL"
  • "Glenn Tilton's Plan to "Transform" United"
  • "United Airlines ordered to pay $4.7 million to DIA"
  • "City of Los Angeles to Implement `Time, Place, Manner' Regulations on Solicitation at Los Angeles International Airport"
  • "Parking Business May Drop Fee Lawsuit Against Arkansas Airport"
  • "Company still hopes to run Hartsfield"
  • "San Antonio airport officials are making push to attract direct flights"
  • "Florida airport wants to add 3 gates"
  • "NWA Sues Minneapolis Airports Commission Over Reliever Subsidies"
  
  
• Friday December 13, 2002
  • "Did Sea-Tac runway decision make early takeoff?"
  • "Sea-Tac due to get runway wetlands permit today"
  • "ACLU seeks answers on 'no-fly' lists"
  • "Precision plowing team keeps airport open"
  • "Japan to raise landing fees at Osaka, other airports"
  • "Ohio airport director resigns"
  • "Federal agent seeks Pittsburgh airport security control"
  • "Austrian TV crew claims it snuck knives into Vienna's airport"
  • "Hartsfield hustles to meet bomb-screening deadline"
  • "Airports Struggling To Meet Security Deadline"
  • "Northwest Airlines Files Complaint Over MAC's Reliever Airport Charges; New Study Underscores MAC Relievers' Poor Financial Performance"
  • "St. Louis MidAmerica Airport seeks hike in budget"
  • "Nashville Airport to get financial boost from two of its tenants"
  • "Delta fights privatizing Atlanta airport"
  • "Bankrupt United to Start Low-Cost Carrier"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Pensacola Regional Airport, Pensacola, FL"
  • "Participation by Disadvantaged Business Enterprises in Airport Concessions"
  • "Work to begin on Spain's first private international airport"
  • "15% cut in Mexican airport tariffs is recognition that all is not well"
  • "Chicago Mayor Won't Ease Push for O'Hare Expansion"
  • "Italy Approves Macquarie Italy Airport Deal"
  • "O'Hare Expansion Still on Course Despite Carriers' Shaky Status"
  
  
• Thursday December 12, 2002
  • "Delta: Security costs threaten airline industry"
  • "FAA tightens oversight of safety"
  • "Airport security: Return of common sense"
  • "Who's really in charge of airport security?"
  • "Canadian government criticized for overcharging on airport security"
  • "Australia unveils airport security upgrade"
  • "Pay deal averts pre-Christmas airport strikes in Britain"
  • "John Wayne Airport to add more gates, passengers"
  • "Arkansas airport looks to refinance debt"
  • "Environmental study concludes at Ohio airport"
  • "Bomb Sniffer Installed at Illinois Airport"
  • "Orlando Airport Closure Prompts Las Vegas Concerns"
  • "New concourse opens at Fresno airport"
  • "Oakland, California airport PFC may go up by $1"
  • "Tennessee airport focuses on improvements"
  • "Six Miami airport bag handlers charged with stealing from bags"
  • "Illinois Airport Checking More Than Your Bags"
  • "Scanner could end barefoot flight checks"
  
  
• Wednesday December 11, 2002
  • "Crunch time: United in bankruptcy; US Airways has 10 days to get cuts"
  • "Chicago won't take away United's gates"
  • "UK airports lifted by budget airlines"
  • "Budget Airlines Threaten United"
  • "UAL's fall threatens collateral damage"
  • "Passengers Overcome By Fumes At Lindbergh"
  • "Investigators' Dogged Efforts Crucial To TIA Security Plan"
  • "Working sniffs make up DIA security team"
  • "Bomb Sniffing Dogs Get to Work at SFO"
  • "Foreign National Walks Past Airport Security"
  • "Australia Issues New Rules For Tougher Airport Security"
  • "UK Airport Staff Call Off Strikes After Pay Agreement-BBC"
  • "Columbia, S.C., Airport Will Not Bring Back 15-Minute Curbside Parking"
  • "Chattanooga, Tenn., Airport Drops Post-Sept. 11 Security Check"
  • "Philippine Supreme Court Urges Settlement Over Airport Row"
  • "UK airport union rejects pay offer; talks under way to avert strike"
  • "Beijing, LA airports enhance cooperation"
  • "25 Chicago Airport Workers Arrested"
  • "Closer airport parking is security side effect"
  • "'Business as usual' at Palm Springs, California airport"
  • "United's filing expected to cost New York airport"
  
  
• Tuesday December 10, 2002
  • "Airlines watching wake of bankrupt United"
  • "UAL's bankruptcy may help rivals"
  • "United's next battle is simply to survive"
  • "UAL case called exception to rule"
  • "Airlines: Cut costs or perish"
  • "FAA To Set Stage For Privatized Air Traffic Control"
  • "United Bankruptcy Will Hit Small Carriers"
  • "Salt Lake City Airport to Relax Some Security"
  • "Oakland, California airport project on standby"
  • "Amsterdam airport offers eyeful of art"
  • "Backing Key To Security Of UAL Tax-Exempt Airport Debt"
  • "U.S. to Alter Airport Wands After Reliability Is Questioned"
  • "St. Louis Gets Airport Project Back on Track With $127M Deal"
  • "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"
  
  
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