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• Tuesday July 23, 2002
  • "Gridlock Lurking Behind Capacity Cuts, FAA Spending"
  • "Airline Security Threatened By Funding Impasse"
  • "Europeans Shift Position On Security Costs"
  • "Lawmakers Question Airline Security Progress Since 9/11"
  • "Jordan introduces strict airport safety procedures"
  • "Board Raises Fees at Ontario, Calif., Airport to Help Offset Revenue Loss"
  • "Fort Worth, Texas, Airport to Extend Runways with Federal Grant Funds"
  
  
• Monday July 22, 2002
  • "State budget cuts will affect roads and airports all over Alaska"
  • "Homeland Security chief: No change likely in threat level"
  • "Sydney Airport a 'disgrace': Corrigan"
  • "Airline criticises Sydney airport's new owner"
  • "Fledgling TSA Offers Lessons"
  • "Yearning for cheap fares pits JetBlue, Southwest as rivals"
  • "Aviation security measures crimp airline revenue"
  • "Exit: The Federal Airport Security Czar"
  • "Belt Buckle Prompts Los Angeles Airport Evacuation"
  • "Airport Authority of India to call for joint venture proposals by Sept."
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - La Crosse Municipal Airport, La Crosse, WI"
  • "Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Chicago O'Hare International Airport, Chicago, IL and Use PFC Revenue at Gary/Chicago Airport, Gary, IN"
  • "Victorville, Calif., Logistics Airport Receives Electronics Shipment"
  • "Southwest Florida Agency Surveys Airport's Business Travelers"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport, Youngstown, OH"
  • "American Takes Feud with Long Beach, Calif., Airport to Aviation Agency"
  • "Victorville, Calif., Fights for Land Needed for Airport"
  • "Official Aims to Rebuild Service at Chattanooga, Tenn., Airport"
  • "Houston, New York, Oakland Add Up to Record Airport Issuance"
  • "Baggage-Checking Extension Survives"
  • "Fast-Recovering Chicago Midway Gets Taken Off S&P CreditWatch"
  
  
• Sunday July 21, 2002
  • "Intelligence 'Chatter' Links LAX Shooting to Al-Qaeda Plot"
  • "Salt Lake Airport's Grand Plan Is Tweaked"
  • "Suit challenges airline ID requirements"
  • "Japanese Airport Privatization Plan a Mistake"
  • "Laredo, Texas airport noise abatement program gets federal boost"
  • "New federal security chief for Lambert named"
  • "North Carolina county can fix its airport mess"
  • "UK govt to give BAA's Heathrow approval for new runway - report"
  • "More gloomy news for Reno airport"
  • "Lau to safeguard Oakland airport"
  • "Plans to Redesign LAX: Architecture and Anxiety"
  • "More People Are Flying but Short Routes Suffer"
  • "Retail Space Being Filled at New Kennedy Terminal"
  • "Birds Create Dangerous Skies For Planes, Passengers"
  • "Rethink Airport Security"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport Altering FIDS"
  • "New round of fare cuts could signal more trouble at airlines"
  • "Airline Security Criticism Grows"
  • "Veteran to head Cincinnati airport security"
  • "Garvey eyes Logan runway approval"
  
  
• Saturday July 20, 2002
  • "Opinion: Locking the Barn Door at Airports"
  • "UK's airport policy "must change""
  • "Air-security chief lasts less than year Congress, industry criticized Magaw"
  • "Embattled air security chief quits, cites health"
  • "SIA has another runway mishap"
  
  
• Friday July 19, 2002
  • "Moscow's Sheremetyevo to reinforce security system"
  • "Secretary Mineta Names Federal Security Directors For 24 Airports"
  • "House Panel Votes to Delay Airport Screening"
  • "Extend baggage screening deadline, says DIA chief"
  • "DIA seeks $50 million for bomb detection"
  • "FAA Called `Dysfunctional' at Hearing"
  • "Bankruptcies possible as airlines' losses continue"
  • "Australian Airports Fund Macquarie Dives"
  • "Massport hires high-paid VP over protest of some members"
  • "Three of Nation's Airlines Report Huge Losses; Southwest $102 Million Profit"
  • "Palmdale, California airport plan consultants chosen"
  • "Springfield-Branson Regional Airport Board Talks About New Mandates"
  • "Administration Fires Head Of Transportation Security Agency"
  • "Memphis, Tenn., Airport Group Discusses Deadline for Baggage Bomb Screening"
  • "Cost Cuts to Lengthen Waits at Airports"
  • "San Bernardino, Calif., Airport Receives Approval for Military Program Grant"
  • "S&P Takes Little Rock Airport Off CreditWatch"
  • "Officials offer more money to landowners affected by proposed Mexico City airport"
  • "Mexican government continues bidding process for controversial airport"
  • "Transportation Security Chief Forced Out"
  • "Upward Passenger Traffic Trend Continuing At Sacramento International Airport"
  
  
• Thursday July 18, 2002
  • "John Magaw, head of Transportation Security Administration, resigns"
  • "Hartsfield Airport awards security contract"
  • "Iris-scanner delayed for Canadian airports"
  • "Checking out the check point ... Experts eyeball Twin Falls, Idaho airport security"
  • "Demos, GOP share airport concerns"
  • "Youngstown, Ohio airport reduces its staff"
  • "Los Angeles Shooting Highlights Gaps In Airport Security System"
  • "Biometrics, Video Monitoring Sought For Better Security"
  • "Man Arrested at JIA Checkpoint With Gun"
  • "Multi-Threat Detection Portals Needed To Improve Screening"
  • "TV Reporter Penetrates Cincinnati Airport SIDA Undetected"
  • "Ontario, Calif., Airport Plans to Meet Security Deadlines Easily"
  • "No mediation in Pearson cellphone war; Airport body may ask for bids from mobile carriers"
  • "Boston Airport's $2.3 Million Project to Boost Cellphone Service in Terminals"
  • "County Commissioner Has Plans to Help Youngstown, Ohio-Area Airport"
  • "Expanding London's Heathrow Airport Would Threaten Many Homes, Study Says"
  • "New extension of Rijksmuseum at Amsterdam's airport will house a Rembrandt"
  • "Bills Floated to Extend Deadline For TSA to Install Bomb Detectors"
  • "'Face Testing' at Boston Airport Falls Short"
  • "Reno/Tahoe Airport Director of Operations & Public Safety Installed as SWAAAE President"
  
  
• Wednesday July 17, 2002
  • "New air security measures put to test at Dallas Love Field"
  • "O'Hare plan backers regroup"
  • "Australian group seals Rome airport deal"
  • "Airport Commission votes for separate LAX police force"
  • "Bills Seek to Delay Baggage-Screening Deadline"
  • "Major Airlines Scrounge for Nickels and Dimes"
  • "Forces battling Fort Lauderdale runway are told to rev up fight"
  • "Tupelo, Mississippi airport continues positive trend"
  • "Official criticizes Pittsburgh airport board's yearly travel expenses of $120,000"
  • "Philippine Legal Troubles Delay Opening of Airport"
  • "Bush Said To Pick Marion Blakey To Head FAA"
  • "Salt Lake City Airport Monitors Suspicious Individual"
  • "Schoolboy sparks UK airport alert"
  • "Romanian airport employee dies after hurling himself in front of airplane"
  • "Ontario, Calif., Airport Anticipates Cargo Increase"
  • "Burbank, Calif., Airport Panel May Request New Deadline for Recommendations"
  • "Atlanta-Area Airport System Funds Increase"
  • "Detroit Airport Bond Rating Affirmed"
  • "Time to rethink China-focused strategy for Hong Kong airport"
  • "Japan Eyes 2-Tiered Structure To Privatize 3 Airports"
  • "Mexico's Fox says new airport could be moved after standoff by farmers who face losing land"
  • "Thousands of bags stranded as Paris airport security staff protest"
  • "Chicago Airport Back-and-Forth"
  • "Lawmakers Ramp Up Airport Security Bill Efforts as Deadline Looms"
  • "House Plan for O'Hare Hit With Staunch Opposition"
  
  
• Tuesday July 16, 2002
  • "Off the Wall Products: Utah's Top 25 Up-and-Coming"
  • "FAA Selects Five Airports for the Military Airport Program"
  • "Mexico's Texcoco airport project remains in stalemate"
  • "Environmental study favors Peotone airport"
  • "No end in sight for airlines' red ink"
  • "Montana airport land issues stir talk of another large park"
  • "Australian airport deregulation to impact on airfare prices"
  • "Australian airport privatisation 'not to blame for cost'"
  • "Sea-Tac security chief faces tight deadline"
  • "Welcome to Airlines 101"
  • "House vote grounds O'Hare expansion"
  • "Security czar is urged for LAX"
  • "Critics Say Air Security Agency Is 'Plodding and Inefficient'"
  • "The Airport Streamlining Approval Process Act Would:"
  • "Bag Prompts Evacuation at LAX"
  • "Budget of FAA Drained by Security Costs"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Hunstville International Airport, AL"
  • "Drivers to be taxed for Scottish airport drop-off"
  • "Airport Executives: Extend Security Deadline"
  • "Reno Airport Director Krys Bart Receives Airport Executive of the Year"
  • "U.S. Won't Hire Airport Screeners Without More Money"
  
  
• Monday July 15, 2002
  • "Flight attendant reports theft of uniform, ID, cockpit key"
  • "Do Yankee fans make good airport screeners?"
  • "Lipinski wraps up O'Hare deal"
  • "Sacramento Airport System Revenue Bonds Upgraded by Rating Agency"
  • "Six new airports to be built in Mexico"
  • "Farmers Win in Mexico Airport Battle"
  • "Airlines take aim at wrong target"
  • Concorde Returns With Engine Problem
  • BBC E-mail: Supersonic jet crashes in test
  • "Bell wants to put Mid-Continent back into the nation's top 100 airports"
  • "No takeoff for Peotone airport initiative"
  • "Airport security deadlines called 'charade'"
  • "Boeing in retreat on Sonic Cruiser?"
  • "Florida airport travelers go window shopping"
  • "Secret Service agent named Indianapolis airport security chief"
  • "Airports insured for acts of terrorism"
  • "SFO traffic flying low"
  • "New Jet Promises to Be Cheaper To Buy, Fly; Unveiling 'Air Taxi'"
  • "Mexican Prisoners, Hostages Freed In Airport Controversy"
  • "Sweden's Arlanda Is the Mecca Of Airport Marriage"
  • "Drunken Driver Hits North Dakota Airport Tower"
  • "Parties Oppose Japanese Ministry Plan For Managing Intl Airports"
  • "BAA brought down to earth with a bump"
  • "UK Airports told to continue subsidising airlines"
  • "BAA loses fight with airlines over increase in UK airport charges"
  • "Macquarie Airports seen announcing Rome airport stake deal"
  • "Airline security a laughing matter"
  • "300-Foot Vehicle Clear Zone: New Orleans vehicle searches to stay put for now"
  • "Smoking bans at airports are scrutinized"
  • "DIA chief should keep heat on feds"
  • "Logan applying to become test airport for new technologies"
  • "Mexican Farmers Hold off Police in Airport Battle"
  
  
• Sunday July 14, 2002
  • "Cargo jets raise fear of terrorism"
  • "Consultant Consortium To Study Industry"
  • "Security Proficiency Could Be Missing During Interim Stage"
  
  
• Saturday July 13, 2002
  • "BWI Construction Hits New Heights"
  • "Meeting set over Regional West Virginia airport Some not sure if cost analysis for site will end"
  • "Jacksonville, Florida airport security project on track"
  
  
• Friday July 12, 2002
  • "Aviation security drains agencies"
  • "Study: U.S. likely to miss airline safety deadline"
  • "Guns in cockpits hampers other security measures, Airline exec says"
  • "1st-round screening for security position has a few holes in it"
  • "When it comes to airports, pair of Peotone prospects are first-class"
  • "Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Location Restrictions for Airport Safety"
  • "Chicago to Appeal Decision on Expansion of O'Hare Airport, Move Forward"
  • "Japanese Ministry To Set Numerical Targets For Airport projects"
  • "Mexican Farmers, Police Clash at Airport"
  • "Minneapolis considers raising airline fees at troubled terminal"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport, BAA renegotiate lease"
  
  
• Thursday July 11, 2002
  • "UK Competition Commission not in favour of dual till charges for BAA London airports"
  • "Measure would delay baggage check mandate"
  • "McCarran backs effort to delay security deadline"
  • "Oklahoma airports adapt construction for scanners"
  • "Off-duty cops to patrol LAX"
  • "Central Illinois Regional Airport to expand"
  • "North Carolina spending $250K to see if small airports can compete"
  • "TSA changes hiring schedule; starts with East Coast airports"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Yampa Valley Regional Airport, CO"
  • "America West's Success as Stockton, Calif., Airport Creates Possible Rivals"
  • "Pueblo, Colo., Memorial Airport Works to Increase Passengers, Airlines"
  
  
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