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• Monday September 09, 2002
  • "Most at Dallas Airport Report Safe, Quick Passage"
  • "British airport security fail one in ten tests on spotting `weapons'"
  • "Weekend retreat lays out goals for New Orleans airport"
  • "Canadian government rapped on security"
  • "Tourists increase spending at McCarran International Airport"
  • "Resolved to move on: Most people are wary of flying this Sept. 11, but others feel it's time to make a statement"
  • "Unfriendly skies ahead"
  
  
• Sunday September 08, 2002
  • "Crime falls, jitters intensify in airport vigilance"
  • "New measures boost security; travelers adapt"
  • "Pilots, airports face new protection measures"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport hikes, cuts some parking costs"
  • "Air Service Development: Augusta, Georgia group begins airline drive"
  • "County OKs bond deal for Detroit Metro Airport"
  • "Sea-Tac files appeal of conditions in OK of runway construction"
  • "Former Massport chief recalls attacks, lashes out at governor"
  • "L.A. World Airports pushes Palmdale land"
  • "Meat cleaver smuggled onto plane"
  • "Pasco, Washington airport landing fees may be on rise"
  
  
• Saturday September 07, 2002
  • "Indiana airport fights back from 9/11"
  • "Sydney airport security lacking: unions"
  • "Plan to Arm U.S. Pilots Triggers Opposition"
  • "New Zealand's aviation industry fears airport security flaw"
  • "To many, 'fly or drive?' not much of a question"
  • "Better Security Still on Runway"
  • "NPR: Adjusting Attitudes Toward Air Travel After Sept. 11"
  • "Airport Horror Show"
  • Homeland Security
  
  
• Friday September 06, 2002
  • "Florida Airport Workers Arrested In Alleged Fake ID Scheme"
  • "Airport racing to meet bomb-detection goal"
  • "2 Incidents Test Hartsfield Security"
  • "Logan survey finds race may play role in security checks"
  • "U.S. Security Fees Weigh on Airlines"
  • "Screener fired over missed knife"
  • "Profiling of passengers for security still debated"
  • "New security lapses haunt Logan Airport"
  • "DIA's delicate dilemma: Airport officials having to balance security needs with customer service"
  • "Call for Brussels, Belgium airport daytime noise code"
  • "How security has changed America's airports"
  • "Mexico's Texcoco airport still under study"
  • "Southwest To Get New Terminal At TIA"
  • "U.S. Flight Rules Restrict Passengers on Sept. 11"
  • "Commentary: Politics Before Safety"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Southeast Texas Regional Airport, Beaumont, TX"
  • "Voters Could Decide on North Bend, Ore., Airport Tax District"
  • "Officials Debate Security Deadline for Fort Worth, Texas-Area Airport"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport, Atlanta, GA"
  • "Pat-Down Searches at South Bend, Ind., Airport to Take Place in Private Booth"
  • "Do we need an airport anywhere?"
  • "Heathrow steps up security checks"
  • "Prime Minister gives assurances new Thai airport will open on schedule"
  • "New York Officials, Fliers Rip Airport Security"
  • "New Athens airport's eateries rated among world's best"
  • "Americans Are Willing to Pay Airline Ticket Surcharge for Airport Security"
  • "Tucson, Ariz., Airport Authority Faces Higher Costs due to Increased Security"
  • "Las Vegas Airport May Get Flexibility in Meeting Security Screening Deadline"
  • "California Cargo Airport Study"
  • "SWAAAE Scholarship Program"
  • "Is foolproof security impossible?"
  • "Little has changed in airport security"
  • "Ethics of airport security story disputed"
  
  
• Thursday September 05, 2002
  • "Minister hits out at UK airport 'lapses'"
  • "Panel opposes Waters' LAX bill"
  • "Beijing Capitial Airport tries to rein in bloated prices"
  • "D/FW Seeks Improvements for Its Remote Parking Lots"
  • "Shoe incident at SFO raises hackles in the Philippines"
  • "EIS underway for 2nd Santiago runway"
  • "Indian Minister Signs Dotted Line On Privatisation Of 10 Airports"
  • "Consortium threatens to sue Fraport over Manila airport project"
  • "Congressman From Indiana Floats Plan to Boost Gary Airport"
  • "Man arrested at Portland, Maine Jetport for packing knife in luggage"
  • "Does airline security actually decrease safety?"
  • "Changes at PDX Improving airport security"
  • "Armed Pilots Test Program Planned"
  • "Probe Continues after Heathrow Immigration Swoop"
  • "Despite a year of trauma, New Orleans airport officials remain optimistic"
  • "McCarran director believes time right to resume expansion"
  • "Denver Airport going ahead with expansion plans"
  • "Norfolk Airport sweep: 21 arrests, 15 dismissals"
  • "Aerial acrobatics: United passes controls to ex-oil executive"
  • "Screeners form front line of vigilance"
  • "D/FW Airport's Ambassador Program: Helpers make flying less trying"
  
  
• Wednesday September 04, 2002
  • "Weapons still fly at U.S. airports"
  • "Reporters Sneak Knives Onto Planes"
  • "Augusta, Georgia airport lands city funding pledge"
  • "United's CEO gives sobering first message"
  • "U.S. Airport Security Gets Another 'F'"
  • "FBI Calls Inquiry Of L.A. Airport Shooting A Terror Probe"
  • "Spanish Airport Security Screeners Not Vigilant"
  • "Inland California Airports Run around Ten Percent behind Last Year's Figures"
  • "Egypt To Build EGP1.3 Billion Terminal At Cairo Airport - Report"
  • "Airport security little improved, year after September 11/ Jane's"
  • "Germany's Fraport wants out of Philippines terminal project"
  • "Authorities are trying to increase security in ways that do not curb"
  
  
• Tuesday September 03, 2002
  • "Small Cities Pursue Low-Cost Air Carriers"
  • "US Airways cuts 300 flights, but adds one to LVIA roster"
  • "Bay Area Cabbies Boycott SFO to Protest Surcharge Hike"
  • "Moscow Airport Parking Lots Under Fire"
  • "Twin Missions Overwhelmed TSA"
  • "Detroit Airport IDs a tip-off in terror case"
  • "Study: Airport Noise May Be Bad for Kids' Memory"
  • "New Bangkok Airport May Be Delayed - Project Contractor"
  • "New UAL Chief Faces Struggle To Cut Costs, Keep Airline Aloft"
  • "Dallas-Ft. Worth Airport Set For 1st Part of $500M Bond Offer"
  
  
• Monday September 02, 2002
  • "Reports on Tijuana airport progress are cloudy"
  • "Feds defend gun-pointing air marshal"
  • "Detection equipment won't be ready this year"
  • "Airport Hassle: Airport Evacuations Continue Long After 9/11"
  • "Air travel sees immediate change after attacks"
  • "San Diego Airport Authority Awaiting Governor's Approval"
  • "Boy Prompts Tenn. Airport Evacuation"
  • "MIA shops fight is a new chapter in ongoing saga"
  • "Airbus A380 to require Australian airports infrastructure investment"
  • "San Jose, Calif., Airport Taken to Task on Signs"
  • "Review and improve main tenets of security"
  • "Auckland Airport posts $71.5 million June year profit"
  • "Travelers say airport security a mixed bag across nation"
  • "South African 'Bomb Test' Reveals Holes in Airport Security"
  
  
• Sunday September 01, 2002
  • "Philippines plans to renegotiate Manila airport terminal contract with PIATCO"
  • "Burbank Airport review committee drafts plan"
  • "Burbank, Glendale to meet on airport issues"
  • "Miami mayor reinstates bidding in airport shops conflict"
  • "Suspected Swedish hijacker took U.S. flying lessons"
  • "Judge To Consider Extension Of Deadline To File Suit Against Port Authority"
  • "Swedish airport security praised"
  • "Long, slow climb into blue for New Zealand airport chief"
  • "Airlines getting strict with fliers"
  
  
• Saturday August 31, 2002
  • "Fliers frustrated by airport delays"
  • "Virgin flies the flag for end to BAA monopoly"
  • "Jet crashes at end of Kentucky runway, 1 killed"
  • "Braced for landing: If United Airlines files for Chapter 11, SFO will roll out plan B"
  • "Decline expected in Labor Day weekend travel, though some shrug off worries, hassles"
  • "PBIA first major airport in South Florida to get federal screeners"
  • "New Zealand airport may boost profit to $70m-plus"
  • "Louisville airport to restore parking lost after Sept. 11"
  
  
• Friday August 30, 2002
  • "Detroit Airport clash upsets Northwest"
  • "Colorado Springs Airport Projects 2002 Growth in Revenue, Passenger Traffic, Concessions and Cargo"
  • "Denver Airlines, Airport Shops Hurt Severely by Security Breach"
  • "Low Passenger Traffic at Ontario, Calif., Airport Surprises Officials"
  • "State Lawmakers Will Probably Vote against Lincoln County, W.Va., Airport"
  • "South Bend, Ind., Airport Passenger Numbers Surge"
  • "Officials of Air Force Base near Riverside, Calif., Hope for Airport"
  • "US$8m for American Samoa airport security upgrade"
  • "Virgin's Branson to ramp up terminal dispute with Sydney Airport"
  • "Narita Airport Logs Black Ink in FY '01"
  • "DFS Hawaii payments $18 million short"
  • "Newark Airport Name Change, Lease OK"
  • "Hochtief, IVG to pay 290 mln eur for Berlin airport"
  • "Korean Airport Fees Likely to Increase"
  • "U.S. Backs Off of 9/11 Flight Ban"
  • "Swedish Man Charged With Hijack Plan"
  
  
• Thursday August 29, 2002
  • "Guardiscan Hopes To Bring Clarity To Scanning Bags"
  • "Los Angeles To Widen, Tighten Security Perimeter"
  • "More Stakeholders Want Extension Of Baggage Screening Deadline"
  • "Americans OK Paying for Air Security"
  • "Australian airport investors shun rights issue"
  • "Couple sues airline, SFO saying cat was lost on flight"
  • "Biometrics: Jetport has security in hand"
  • "Troublemaker at DIA slipped away"
  • "Disillusioned fliers are hitting the road"
  • "Nose gear collapses as jet lands in Phoenix"
  • "Luggage Questions At Airports to End"
  • "Airlines Find Success With Passes For Parents of Kids Flying Alone"
  • "White House Will Limit Flights By Foreign Airlines on Sept. 11"
  • "Harrisburg, Pa., Airport Gets New Security Leaders"
  • "Charlotte County, Fla., Airport Executive Director Proposes Staff Salary Hike"
  • "Aberdeen, S.D., Airport Terminal Could Get New Merchant"
  • "Federal Security Screeners at Work in Detroit Metro Airport"
  • "Airport expansion is still a hot topic - When it comes to airport planning, it helps to be far-sighted"
  • "New bid for safety at Kuwaiti airport"
  • "San Francisco Airport Shows Off Security Gadgets"
  • "Richmond, Va., Airport to Request $8.5 Million to Improve Screening Capacity"
  • "Logan to Mark 9/11 Anniversary"
  • "Berlin to get privatised international airport in 2008"
  
  
• Wednesday August 28, 2002
  • "Making a federal case out of security"
  • "Cities More Secure; Lack Biohazard Defenses"
  • "Federalization of DIA screeners stalls"
  • "MIA shopkeepers putting up a fight"
  • "Would-Be Screeners Must Be Citizens"
  • "Middle East airport development projects total $8 billion"
  • "Campaign to increase airport use gets under way"
  • "Airports Get New Scrutiny Amid Bankruptcy Talk: Rates of Return"
  • "ARN Sends Loud Message to Congress: Don't Play Politics with Airports"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport power fight near end"
  • "Stricter rules on Indianapolis taxis aim for better service"
  • "Arab-looking fliers try to lay low these days"
  • "Augusta Airport cafe work proceeds"
  • "Slipping Past Security: Recent Breaches in Airport Security"
  • "Woman causes DIA security breach"
  • "Southwest grows as others shrink"
  • "Logan rebounds from disaster with aggressive new security measures"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport says it will meet screening deadline"
  • "Size Does Matter With Carry-Ons Amid Enforcement Crackdown"
  • "FAA Pressures Airline Industry As Cockpit-Door Deadline Looms"
  • "Harrisburg, Pa., International Airport Breaks Ground on Project"
  • "Bangkok risks losing hub status if new airport not up to scratch/ experts"
  • "Aer Rianta may invest in new airport in Berlin"
  • "Jackson Hole Outgrows Its Tiny, Busy Airport"
  
  
• Tuesday August 27, 2002
  • "Aeronautical Charges in South Africa Are Astronomical"
  • "U.S. Terror Chief Pushes Vigilance"
  • "Overrun Highlights Hazard of Unstabilized Approaches"
  
  
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