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• Saturday October 05, 2002
  • "Airport screening: in need of revision"
  • "Security scare briefly shuts down Spokane airport"
  • "FBI releases men pulled off plane at Oakland airport"
  • "Parts of St. Louis Airport Evacuated"
  
  
• Friday October 04, 2002
  • "There's a role for small airports - FAA official"
  • "New Hampshire Airport Workers Accidentally Hit With Pepper Spray"
  • "Oakland airport expansion pact"
  • "Airport security: a tale of two checkpoints"
  • "Southwest Airlines Sees Passenger Traffic Rise"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport officials on board: Can't beat it, join it"
  • "Airlines improve on-time rates"
  • "South Carolina airport noise study gets static"
  • "DIA to pay 2nd fine for de-icing spills"
  • "Four men pulled from plane at Oakland Airport"
  • "DIA to reduce holding area for waiting taxi drivers"
  • "Florida airport insulated from drastic steps"
  • "Security a top priority in California"
  • "Grand Forks, N.D., Listed among Busiest Airports"
  • "Blast-resistant boxes have not taken off"
  • "Growing Passenger Loads Still Light at Ontario, Calif.-Area Airports"
  • "Uruguay's Carrasco airport auction attracts international interest"
  • "Atlanta Airport Officials Pick Design Firm for International Terminal"
  • "Rochester security chief sets up shop"
  • "Economic development group,Virginia airport could join forces"
  • "Dispute breaks out over contracting at D/FW"
  
  
• Thursday October 03, 2002
  • "Springfield-Branson Runway Reconstruction Complete"
  • "Syracuse airport concourse evacuated"
  • "San Jose, California airport to open runway, arrival center"
  • "Board debates Augusta runway project"
  • "DIA concessionaires see gains in revenue"
  • "Arabs and Muslims to be fingerprinted at US airports"
  • "Chinese airport revenues to rise on fee changes"
  • "Scottish island airport protected from sea"
  • "Minorities Want Bigger Role at Dallas-Area International Airport"
  • "Airlines Face Dilemma: Low Prices or Quality?"
  
  
• Wednesday October 02, 2002
  • "UAL's Tilton says bankruptcy 'not foregone conclusion' now, time will tell"
  • "California governor signs bill to ease shift of control of Lindbergh Field"
  • "House Panel Approves Airport Aid"
  • "O'Hare plan still alive, but faces obstacles"
  • "More scrutiny for Newark airport security"
  • "Lawsuit Filed Over California's Mammoth-Yosemite Airport"
  • "Federal switch 'smooth' at Honolulu airport checkpoint"
  • "Orlando airport won't meet deadline for screening"
  • "Southern California Airport's Vulnerability Questioned"
  • "Biometrics: Progress Slow for Screening Technology"
  • "Officials reject bids for Florida airport taxi contract"
  • "Baton Rouge Airport hopes to extend runway, improve entrance"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport officials, airlines hold talks"
  • "Canada's Edmonton Airport redo a bust, says prof"
  • "Athletes may lose free pass at airport"
  • "Passenger Safety Is Rochester, Minn., Airport Security Director's Focus"
  • "New Athens airport picks up kudos from US security inspectors"
  • "Smaller airlines eye non-hub cities Willingness to build minor Chinese airports would give impetus to meet growing mainland demand"
  • "SWAAAE Sponsored Airport Management Scholarships Available"
  • "New Security Guidelines Allow Profile Of Travelers"
  • "Malaysia Knocks U.S. Airport Checks"
  
  
• Tuesday October 01, 2002
  • "FAA wants passengers to play bigger role in Alaskan air safety"
  • "O'Hare Ethics: Whistleblower talks"
  • "Planes, Trains and Politicians"
  • "Ohio's biggest airports lag in retail sales"
  • "Airline Plight Spurring Action From Lawmakers"
  • "Senate Bill Exempting Airports Meshes With TSA Thinking"
  • "Another Airline Bailout?"
  • "US Transportation Security Admin Shows Off Training Center"
  • "Oakland airport screeners stage protest rally"
  • "Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister subjected to strict checks at US airport"
  
  
• Monday September 30, 2002
  • "Massport gets first installment of money for baggage screening"
  • "New Bangkok airport takes off in 2005"
  • "Dubai International Airport wins the fifth Airport Marketing Award at Routes Forum"
  • "Future Shortfalls in Airport and Airway Capacity Could Cost U.S. Economy $170 Billion by 2012"
  • "Atlantic City Airport Suspect May Face Fed Charges"
  • "Air Service Development: Cincinnati in line for foreign flights"
  • "UPS finishes $1.1B Louisville airport expansion"
  • "JAA works to fix errors in procedure for contracts"
  • "Even in aviation slump, McClellan is on course"
  • "Oakland port shuffles airport team"
  • "Orlando Airport adopting alternative to costly claims: Dispute resolution aims to damp post-construction lawsuits"
  • "Futuristic fire truck protects Q-C International Airport"
  • "Italian airports at risk after govt budget cuts - report"
  • "Illinois Justices Hear Case on Chicago's O'Hare Airport"
  • "Legal settlement lets Oakland airport expansion go forward"
  • "Small airport thrust into limelight"
  • "Hundreds Protest London Airport Plan"
  • "Part of LAX Evacuated"
  • "Man Held on Airport Weapon Charge"
  
  
• Sunday September 29, 2002
  • "Saipan airport featured in ARFF News"
  • "Marathon airport's future could include longer runway"
  • "Despite Pittsburgh terminal's high ratings, its future is uncertain"
  • "Push on to develop land around Pittsburgh airport"
  • "TIA's baggage system 2 years ahead"
  
  
• Saturday September 28, 2002
  • "Plan to ban smoking at Reno airport draws little reaction"
  • "Redding, California Sheriff Expresses Frustration Over Airport Flap"
  
  
• Friday September 27, 2002
  • "Southern California Logistics Airport hopes to land passenger flights"
  • "Veteran screeners lack jobs, answers"
  • "Sacramento noncitizen airport screeners face loss of jobs"
  • "Second security breach reported in two days at Las Vegas airport"
  • "Japan drops part of airport plan"
  • "Lufthansa 'attempted hijack' was security test - German transport ministry"
  • "U.S. attorney joins Honolulu airport probe"
  • "Experts: U.S. security fundamentally flawed"
  • "FAA Privatization in the STARS"
  • "System keeps planes apart on Pittsburgh runways"
  • "Duluth's airport director ready to travel on"
  • "Arkansas crowd turns out to help woo airline"
  • "Malaysia Airports Bullish Of Middle East Sector"
  • "New York airport neighbors want more info about de-icing facility"
  • "French Police Find Explosives on Jet"
  • "Vendors at LAX Face Disruption"
  • "US Transportation Security Agency Imposes Hiring Freeze"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Huntsville International Airport, Huntsville, AL"
  • "Japan to privatize 3 airports separately"
  • "Fears Arise for Las Vegas Airport Disruption due to New Security Procedure"
  • "Southern California Airport Authority Has Wings Clipped"
  • "Does Scotland need a super-airport?"
  • "FAA approves Augusta airport's master plan"
  • "Airport Land Use: Zoning board considers easing Minneapolis airport safety zones"
  • New UAL Chief from Hawaii
  
  
• Thursday September 26, 2002
  • "Indianapolis Airport is awash in parking spaces"
  • "Flight gate check reveals knives missed by security"
  • "Screeners handle 'learning curve'"
  • "$30 million at stake in Bay Area airport tax suit"
  • "DIA's 6th Runway Complete"
  • "SFO gets $30 million for security, to hush jets"
  • "Airlines Expect to Lose $8 Billion"
  • "Louisville Airport security director named"
  • "Official announces more Honolulu airport arrests"
  • "False Positive: Las Vegas airport wing briefly cleared while bag re-screened"
  • "Michigan's takeover of 2 airports gets all-clear by court"
  • "GAP advancing Guadalajara airport upgrade"
  • "Fast-check ID tests proposed for airports in Philadelphia, L.A."
  • "Airline bailout rebuffed"
  • "New projects could drain Augusta, Georgia airport funds"
  • "Nigerian Aviation: Just Above the Runway"
  • "Group: EU Plans Could Hurt Airports"
  • "Bag Screening Extension May Not Include Enough Airports"
  • "Lockheed Martin Completes Checkpoint Assessments"
  • "Lack of Space, Money Complicate Baggage Screening Deployment"
  • "Massport names corporate security chief, raises fees"
  • "Fort Lauderdale runway expansion decision delayed"
  • "Reno airport nixes smoking rooms"
  
  
• Wednesday September 25, 2002
  • "Airport security plan thins minority ranks"
  • "Tough to be single divorced guy in new world of airport security"
  • "Regional Carrier Cash Flows In Great Shape"
  • "U.S. Ready to Launch ID Program"
  • "2 California Airports Eliminate Random Gate Checks"
  • "China's new hub airport may give HK a rough ride"
  • "New Fare Policies Are Making Life Tough for Air Commuters"
  • "Legislators Lend Ears, Not Funds To Airlines Seeking Financial Aid"
  • "Delays may push back opening of Bangkok airport"
  • "St. Louis Downtown Airport to Expand, Rehabilitate Taxiways"
  
  
• Tuesday September 24, 2002
  • "New screening method could eliminate clash between trade and security Switch inspection focus to air-cargo shippers/ expert"
  • "Hiring policy worries SFO screeners"
  • "Logan scanners will check job seekers"
  • "Budget woes put parts of BWI expansion on hold"
  • "Some oppose stopping random gate checks"
  • "Louisiana airport's cost uncertain; new estimate vowed"
  • "Sydney Airport accused of favouring Qantas"
  • "Eastern Iowa Airport's new federal chief is familiar"
  • "Iowa airport lands free landscaping aid"
  • "Cane farmers fighting Louisiana airport"
  • "Palm Springs, California airport gets $4.1 million for security projects"
  • "First fine paid in Euros after airport alert"
  • "No scissors for Pittsburgh airport ceremony"
  • "Dinosaur at Pittsburgh airport could become city symbol"
  • "Notice of Intent to Rule on PFC Application - Gallatin Field Airport, Belgrade, MT"
  • "Airport Travelers Look for Name Brand Retailers, Online Access, Entertainment"
  • "EC clears Rome airport authority deal"
  • "Indian airports among the costliest"
  • "Another Hong Kong airport fiasco looms"
  • "World airports, airlines meet on routes"
  • "Residents: Mather planes too low, loud"
  • "Quad Cities airport gains on Eastern Iowa airport"
  • "Korea's Incheon Airport to Reach Saturation Point too Early"
  • "Carlsbad, Oceanside still on San Diego airport list"
  • "San Jose, California airport commissioner paints cloudy skies"
  • "Toronto airport security breached"
  • "D/FW Airport starts 24-hour firefighter shifts"
  • "Southwest Florida Airport Terminal Construction May Start In November"
  • "Airport screening more intensive"
  • "Feds allow Juneau Airport to drop vehicle searches"
  • "Chicago offers partial compromise on O'Hare expansion, report says"
  • "Air Cargo Increase Is Good Indicator For Reno"
  • "Pennsylvania man held for making 'dynamite' remark at Florida airport"
  • "FAA releases $14 million for improvements at Sea-Tac airport"
  • "Bulky bomb detectors crowd into California airports by Dec. 31"
  • "Official: Random Gate Screening Should End"
  • "Higher Security Costs Could Cripple Regional Industry"
  
  
• Monday September 23, 2002
  • "Talks begin on improving Mexico City airport"
  • "Airport Amenities"
  • "Airport businesses rebound"
  • "Durbin all over map on O'Hare"
  • "Shooting of Logan airport swan draws many complaints"
  • "PBS: Low Flying Fares"
  • "UAL's next destination: bankruptcy, analysts say"
  • "U.S., Airlines Face Off Over $700 Million"
  • "Boston Airport to Install Scanners"
  • "Airline hub-and-spoke system questioned"
  • "Airlines to Lobby Government For More Aid as Losses Mount"
  • "Security Cited In Proposals On Lawsuits From Sept. 11"
  • "Small Clearwater, Fla., Airport Struggles to Attract Commercial Carriers"
  
  
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