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• Friday June 28, 2002
  • "Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announces record contract awards"
  • "Out-clause angers Logan runway foes"
  • "Glitch Could Cause Detroit Metro Airport Delays"
  • "Congressman Sounds Off On New Orleans Airport Security"
  • "Colorado Springs Council Approves Airport Security Equipment Purchase"
  
  
• Thursday June 27, 2002
  • "Mayoral ally hired for O'Hare job"
  • "Mexican government seeks funding for Texcoco airport"
  • "Airport turns to advertising for new fliers"
  • "Augusta, Georgia airport getting air service development money"
  • "Airport security changes urged"
  • "Logan Chief Seeks To Restore Public Confidence"
  • "France to reconsider building third airport near military cemetery"
  • "Crash Exercise: Emergency Crews Put to the Test at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport"
  • "No turning back on Mexico City airport project, says Aeromexico head"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport Misses Chance to Wow Passengers with Art"
  • "Hamilton airport to expand; Vancouver's aviation authority invests $22 million"
  • "Peotone Out of New House Plan to Expand O'Hare"
  • "Airport Improvements Are Adrift After Sept. 11"
  • "It's official: Pigs can't fly"
  • "Security gap at McCarran?"
  • "RJ's: Small jets may expand options"
  • "Louisiana Regional Airport Authority board sets budget hearing"
  • "Push to lure more planes to Sydney airport"
  • "Plan would boost John Wayne Airport traffic"
  • "O'Hare deal to get OK from panel"
  • "Logan runway proponents get a lift"
  • "NTSB blames SWA pilots in California runway incident"
  • "Boeing may axe sonic cruiser"
  • "Can United Rise Again?"
  • "O'Hare bill gets Peotone amendment"
  
  
• Wednesday June 26, 2002
  • "Airlines starting to realize what passengers want"
  • "Copenhagen Airports interested in buying Italy's Aeroporto di Firenze"
  • "Honolulu Airport Supervisors Arrested In Probe"
  • "Redevelopment Officials to Consider New Plan for Former Norton Air Force Base"
  • "Locally Designed Terminal at Norfolk, Va., Airport Triples Baggage Capacity"
  • "Airport Security Puts Lid on Open Beverages"
  • "New Bermuda airport chief targets Americans to help island aviation trade take off"
  • "San Francisco reins in airport funding"
  • "Sydney Airport's sell-off a 'sell-out' over noise"
  • "Des Moines, Iowa airport board opts for terrorism insurance"
  • "Melbourne, Australia airport in flying start to profits"
  • "New Zealand officials watching progress of Sydney Airport sale"
  • "Sydney airport owner dismisses need for second airport"
  • "Richmond International Airport Reports Activity Upswing"
  
  
• Tuesday June 25, 2002
  • "Ribbon Cut for Interim International Arrivals Building at Sacramento International Airport"
  • "YVR Airport Services increases stake in Hamilton International Airport"
  • "Supervisors gut SFO runway expansion study"
  • "What now after Sydney airport sale?"
  • "Upgraded KCI terminal to reveal glimpse of airport's makeover"
  • "Man's attempt at airport joke brings no fun"
  • "Oregon's Hillsboro Airport will look into future"
  • "New Zealand's Wellington Airport fee rise just the beginning"
  • "Anti-terror devices set for airports"
  • "Airline industry faces spectre of huge security costs"
  • "Takeoff on Closed Runways: Taipei and Denver Incidents Have Similarities"
  • "It's Back: Airline Food Returns at Some Carriers"
  • "Australia Sells Lease on Airport To Southern Cross Consortium"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Tallahassee Regional Airport, Tallahassee, FL"
  • "Indian government to invite bids for lease of 4 major airports"
  • "SCT claims that airport services in Mexico are similar to those in U.S."
  • "Sydney airport sale raises record $3.2B"
  • "Pinocchio and SFO"
  • "SFO hits snag in expansion plan"
  • "European Airlines Assn's Wijk says govts should pay for air security upgrades"
  • "Peak Hour Pricing: LaGuardia Plans Would Mean Big Cost Increase, Airlines Say"
  
  
• Monday June 24, 2002
  • "Louisville Airport security chief faces probe"
  • "SFO security deal raises red flag"
  • "D/FW to test 9-11 security measures"
  • "Detroit Airport authority ready to go"
  • "Security edicts frustrate airport chiefs"
  • "Airport kids still reach for the sky"
  • "Second airport planned for Beijing"
  • "Egypt/ New airport to be built in Suez"
  • "Protesters block road to Paris' Orly airport"
  • "MIA contractor gave perks to politicians"
  • "Details Sketchy in Hahn's LAX Modernization Plan"
  • "Few apply for Logan security jobs"
  • "Norfolk airport to inaugurate new terminal July 1"
  • "New airport mandates may cause more backups"
  
  
• Sunday June 23, 2002
  • "House Panel Criticizes Request For Airport Security Spending"
  • "Logan runway review to be unveiled"
  • "Dallas-Fort Worth Airport Evacuated"
  • "California group Pasha plans airport logistics complex"
  • "VLA: Aviation's big future"
  • "Prioleau Elected Regional Director for Airport Minority Advisory Council"
  • "Gov't. Looking for Airport Screeners"
  • "Pittsburgh control tower named best in country"
  • "San Francisco Police Chief to retire, take job at airport"
  • "Serious Security Breach Uncovered at JFK Airport"
  • "Indianapolis is courting growth in flights for the airport"
  • "Logan runway review to be unveiled"
  • "Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport Retail Awarded to The Paradies Shops"
  • "Louisville airport security chief stripped of duties amid report he skipped checkpoint"
  • "Airlines Plan Quick System For Identifying Passengers"
  • "FAA backs runway with wind restrictions at Logan"
  • "House Panel Criticizes Request For Airport Security Spending"
  • "D/FW Stages Simulated Disaster Drill"
  • "Supervisors vote to cut SFO runway study funds"
  • "SFO traffic dips again"
  • "True or not, even terror rumors get travel industry's attention"
  • "Carrier may give Palmdale, California airport wings"
  • "O'Hare hopes delays a thing of the past"
  • "New Jersey airport security bill is passed"
  • "SFO Runway Plan Hits $5 Million Dollar Snag"
  • "D/FW budget hike proposed"
  • "Slowly, surely, airline industry recovering, top America West executive says"
  
  
• Friday June 21, 2002
  • "UAL Presses for SFO Modernization"
  • "Florida Man Drives Truck Through Airport Security Fence"
  • "Airports' Explosive Detection Lags"
  • "Retired Air Force Colonel is New Director of MidAmerica St. Louis Airport"
  • "Jacksonville Adds Security With DOT Grant"
  • "ASA receives 12 proposals for new Mexico City airport"
  • "Study Completed on Charlotte County, Fla., Airport District"
  • "Riverside, Calif.-Area Passenger, Cargo Hub Proposal Meets with Skepticism"
  • "Boston Airport, Sept. 11 to Live Down, Aspires to Big Changes"
  • "Dallas To Add Blast-Resistant Walls To Future Terminal"
  
  
• Thursday June 20, 2002
  • "Debate intensifies on Fort Lauderdale airport expansion"
  • "Panel formed to collect ideas for Burbank air terminal"
  • "New bomb detectors might slow lines"
  • "Florida airport takes to the airwaves"
  • "Airport Security Agency Criticized for Office Costs"
  • "Austin Straubel slated for security checkpoint redesign"
  • "Feds put TF airport on security 'fast track'"
  • "Authorities Raid Honolulu Airport Offices"
  • "New Agency Begins Hiring Airport Screeners for New York Airports"
  • "Moscow airport evacuated after bomb alert/ police"
  • "Government tenders construction of Mexico's Texcoco airport"
  • "Tupelo, Miss., Airport Won't Use Federal Security Screeners"
  • "Impatience grows with US airport security delays"
  • "San Francisco Airport screeners will keep their jobs"
  • "Independent consultant defends Massport security review"
  • "SFO to keep private security screeners"
  • "Bangor is among first airports to transfer security operations to feds"
  • "House Panel Approves Guns for 2 Percent of Pilots"
  • "Airlines under fire for making large passengers buy two tickets"
  • "Bids to lease 4 Indian airports in 10 days"
  • "Iowa airport insurance costs triple"
  • "Hartsfield reopening parking structure in phases"
  • "White House Briefly Evacuated"
  • "Academic to Lead MASSPORT"
  • "Airports to Redesign Security Checkpoints"
  • "Controllers Strike Paralyzes European Airports"
  • "Philadelphia Airport Security Manager Pleads Guilty"
  • "Boeing Lands Explosives Detection Installation Contract"
  • "Lockheed Martin To Implement Phase II Of Screener Workforce Transition"
  • "Proposed Department Could Divide Officials Over Aviation Security -- Many In Aviation Industry Support 'Trusted Traveler' Pre-Screening Program"
  • "New Helmsman At IATA"
  • "Baggage Handling Firm Steps Up European Operations, Names Execs"
  • "Breach Report"
  • "Louisiana airport site should be decided by end of 2002"
  • "SFO Commissioners Vote to Seek Outside Auditors"
  • "Bradenton, Fla., Airport Executive to Receive Higher Salary, More Benefits"
  • "Technical proposal for Mexico City airport to be presented today"
  
  
• Wednesday June 19, 2002
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport May Centralize Security Checkpoints"
  • "O'Hare Turf Battle"
  • "More Airports to Get Screeners"
  
  
• Tuesday June 18, 2002
  • "Notice of Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) Approvals and Disapprovals"
  • "Ontario, Calif., Airport Stockpiles Items Confiscated from Passengers"
  • "Soft landing for John Wayne Airport post-Sept. 11"
  • "Buffalo Airport's landing fees go down again"
  • "Logan gets approval to scan all bags"
  • "Unhanging the captain"
  • "Senator Blasts New Rules on Chartered Aircraft Security"
  • "Logan Security Report Said Changed"
  • "NYPD Veteran Named Federal Security Director At La Guardia"
  • New LIH Service
  • "Profiling and security: Airports face questions of fairness"
  • "FAA isn't ready to replace thousands of retiring air traffic controllers, GAO says"
  • "Parking Relief at Sea-Tac Airport"
  • "Capital projects at Louisville Airport proceed; officials keep eye on security costs"
  • "Airports get high-tech recommendations"
  
  
• Monday June 17, 2002
  • "Airlines cut deep to stay aloft"
  • "Future of online airline tickets cloudy"
  • "Opinion: FAA Privatization A Bad Plan"
  • "Alerts: Losing control in the sky"
  • "Travelers turn to smaller airports"
  • "Four Asian airports rank in global top 10"
  • "U.S. May Tighten Security On Large Chartered Flights"
  • "Alliance formed to promote Roanoke's airport"
  • "CUTE: TIA looks at faster, cheaper systems"
  • "American Airlines Begins More Service to Long Beach, Calif., Airport"
  • "India's `Airport ops will be privatised soon'"
  • "Runway Construction Glitch at Orlando, Fla., Airport Is Easily Fixable"
  • "Terminal Use: Waiting at Wichita, Kan., Airport Is Congested, Uncomfortable"
  • "Ferrovial bids for airport contracts in Italy, Cyprus and Australia"
  • "It's the details that count at Detroit's new airport terminal"
  • "Fulton County, Ga., Official Disputes Rosy Outlook for Hartsfield Airport"
  • "Fire Causes Delays at New Orleans Airport"
  • "60,000 still to be hired for airport security"
  • "One Austin, Texas runway closed during construction"
  • "Gaps in air cargo security may offer terrorism openings"
  
  
• Sunday June 16, 2002
  • "Sydney Airport bidders warned"
  • "Airport security pricetag: How much for a deputy?"
  • "A View from the Experts: New security standards will take over by November"
  • "McCarran adds more detectors"
  • "Ghost payrolling probe targets O'Hare"
  • "In new scrutiny, metal detectors come into view"
  
  
• Saturday June 15, 2002
  • "Editorial: A security system has to discriminate"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport Authority approves $1.58 million noise settlement with homeowners"
  • "Gov't to Require Private Jet Checks"
  
  
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