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• Monday September 23, 2002
  • "Monster terminal in the wings for Qantas"
  • "Virginia Aviation Board Keeps Airport Improvement Requests on Hold"
  • "Nigeria freezes deal with Canadian firm on airport terminal"
  • "Airport Security, a Year Later"
  • "Albany airport to purchase dual loading bridges"
  
  
• Sunday September 22, 2002
  • "Simulated emergency brings real response to Michigan airport"
  • "Sea-Tac Airport: Ecology Dept. joins those challenging wetlands ruling"
  • "Airlines foresee super jumbo-sized headache"
  • "Reno-Tahoe Airport passenger counts fall"
  • "Big problems for the big airlines"
  • "Metro Airport head attacks Louisiana airport plan"
  
  
• Saturday September 21, 2002
  • Island Hopping with Aloha
  
  
• Friday September 20, 2002
  • "WTC Land Swap Deal May be Dead"
  • "Passenger traffic falls at McCarran"
  • "Judge Rules on 9/11 Airline Suits"
  • "Air Marshals Flying Chosen Missions"
  • "Official: New airport may save Louisiana"
  • "Probe into Thai runway contracts"
  • "O'Hare vote could come after election"
  • "Airlines ask for war subsidy"
  • "New studies bolster arguments of Fort Lauderdale runway opponents"
  • "San Bernardino, Calif., Airport Closer to Customs"
  • "High Point, N.C.-Area Airport Launches Second Phase of Assessment for Hub"
  
  
• Thursday September 19, 2002
  • "Appeals fly challenging state permit to start on Sea-Tac's 3rd runway"
  • "Airport obstacle course"
  • "One year later, EU still unable to find common rules for airport security"
  • "Senate Panel OKs Tighter Airport Security"
  • "Sacramento County Airport System Welcomes New Senior Management"
  • "Hartsfield volume down"
  • "DIA vows changes after security raid"
  • "Delta exec expects industry sea change"
  • "DIA security raid nets 45 arrests"
  • "Air Service Development: Iowa officials urge use of city airport"
  • "Screening extension proposed"
  • "DIA urges tough requirements for job applicants"
  • "Now Hiring: Make $136,476 A Year"
  • "Bush Demands Faster Transportation Project Reviews"
  • "Senator Wants Tighter Air Security"
  • "St. Paul, Minn., Airport's Traffic Plan Would Spell Long Hike for Some"
  • "Airport-Security Delay Is Likely After Senator Drops Opposition"
  • "Compromise Would Extend Security Deadline for Some Airports"
  • "Gary, Ind., Airport Claims Company Is Encroaching on Its Land"
  • "Tens of thousands to be evicted as Malaysian airport expands"
  • "Madrid's Barajas airport to double capacity with two new runways"
  • "AAL, St. Louis Spending $22 Million On Airport Upgrades"
  
  
• Wednesday September 18, 2002
  • "Takeoffs and landings are up, but mix of planes changing"
  • "United Airlines Fights to Survive"
  • "Plane evacuated after anthrax comment, nothing found"
  • "Senator says Iraq war would crush airlines"
  • "Airlines 'bought Congress': O'Hare expansion opponent to air infomercial about campaign contributions"
  • "With fewer flights come fewer delays"
  • "Burbank, Calif., City Council to Discuss Airport Building"
  • "Sacramento, Calif., Airport Reopens over 600 Parking Spaces"
  • "Retail rents lead Melbourne Airport income"
  • "Businessman Lobbies Airlines to Use Rochester, Minn., Airport as Minihub"
  • "Belfast Airport plays vital role in life of city"
  • "Lima, Peru airport concession study ongoing"
  • "Beijing Capital Airport Prepares RMB 10 Billions to Get Enlarged"
  • "Asian airports seeking common strategy"
  • "Plan to Extend Bag Deadline at Some U.S. Airports"
  • "Delta Security Chief Likes Change at the Top of TSA"
  • "Denver Airport Workers Investigated"
  • "Fresno, California Announces Director of Transportation Selection"
  
  
• Tuesday September 17, 2002
  • "Analysts forecast higher losses for battered U.S. airlines in '02"
  • "World airlines expect profit of $2 billion from international services in 2003"
  • "Shift to new Bangkok airport requires more detail"
  • "St. Louis Regional Airport Manager Plans to Retire Soon"
  • "COLUMN: Journalists were correct in exposing U.S. security gaps"
  • "Terminal mayhem at Stansted"
  • "Regional Korean Airports Fail to Attract International Carriers"
  • "A Full Plate: Congress must tackle airport security"
  • "Shanghai plans airport expansion"
  • "Man who used invalid ID at airport is sentenced"
  • "Bomb detectors wrapped in mystery"
  • "Security agency mum on screener rejections"
  • "Life In 2012: The Green Airport"
  • "San Diego Airport Reopens After Plane Flips Over"
  • "What's in a Name? A Good Bit, Really"
  • "Thai airport panel seeks Dubai ideas"
  • "Infraero to readjust Brazilian fares"
  • "Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport Agency Plans $430M PFC-Backed Offering"
  • "Airlines To Seek Separate Privatization Of Narita Airport"
  • "Sarasota-Bradenton, Fla., Airport May Shelve Passenger Golf Carts"
  • "FAA refuses to release documents"
  • "Privatizing Peotone?"
  • "New TSA Head Struggles To Reshape Agency"
  • "One Year Later: The Shaky State of Security -- Poll: Consensus on cause, wide divergence of views on solutions"
  • "Rethinking Checked Baggage Screening"
  • "American To Slash Expenses To Best Low-Cost Carriers"
  • "TSA Chief Acknowledges Problem With Screening Deadline"
  • "Congress Thwarting Trusted Traveler Program"
  
  
• Sunday September 15, 2002
  • "Flying Jitters Return Across U.S."
  • "Moves to Rid Airport of Insane People"
  • "Miami Airport Worker Fired"
  • "Scandal figure drafts Detroit Metro Airport ethics ordinance"
  • "New Detroit Metro concourse to be razed, enlarged"
  
  
• Saturday September 14, 2002
  • "New airport-security X-rays can ruin photographic film"
  • "Port of Olympia airport to regain regular flights"
  • "Capital leads the way in Scottish airports' success"
  • "Southwest Airlines Hangs Tough"
  
  
• Friday September 13, 2002
  • "DFW International Airport Debuts Mobile Command Post"
  • "New FAA Head to Face Many Challenges"
  • "Airport firm exits Peotone project"
  • "Disaster simulation planned at Albany airport"
  • "Senate confirms Blakey as new FAA chief"
  • "Air Service Development: Augusta, Georgia airline campaign urges donations as end nears"
  • "Round 2 of high-stakes Houston airport concession dispute"
  • "New bomb detector at Canadian airports"
  • "The Great Airport Fire-Off"
  • "Lambert's hub status is threatened, analysts say"
  • "Turbulent waters still lie ahead for Admiral Loy"
  • "Fees for Customs Services at User Fee Airports"
  • "Romanian senior airport executives fired after security breach"
  • "Ecuador's Quito airport contract approval imminent"
  • "TDA grant to support Mexico's Puebla airport study"
  • "Bensenville, Ill., Aims to Foil O'Hare Airport Expansion by Buying Homes"
  • Aloha Really Island Hopping
  • "Mineta praises Logan on security"
  • "Cincinnati Airport Terminal Evacuated"
  
  
• Thursday September 12, 2002
  • "At Logan airport, a year of security gains -- 'Pocket cops' and baggage-screeners mark swift change, but gaps linger nationwide"
  • "On the Ground Floor of the TSA, on the Front Lines Against Terrorism"
  • "New Orleans Louis Armstrong International Airport evacuated"
  • "Day is quiet, somber at El Paso airport"
  • "A Year of Government Effort Yields Safer Skies"
  • "Airport Security Coordinator: AviaEd Offers a Variety of Training Dates for Required Training"
  • "Full-Service Airlines Are "Basket Cases""
  • "Industry Sees Massive Security Failures, But Divided Over Remedies"
  • "Boston Logan Rebuilds Security With International Help"
  • "Responses To Survey On Aviation Security Post-Sept. 11"
  • "Airport Security Breach Report"
  • "A Year Later - A Time Line of Events At Boston Logan International Airport"
  • "Eerie Quiet at U.S. Airports on Attack Anniversary"
  • "Security Pass in Works for Low-Risk Travelers"
  • "Arrests Bring Call for More Airport Security in West Palm Beach, Fla."
  • "Inconsistencies Persist in Airport Security Nationwide"
  • "Houston Airport Sweep Outpaces Other Cities' Efforts"
  • "Air Security Is Tighter, But Troubling Gaps Remain"
  • "Florida Airport Sees Loss of AirTran, Revenues after Attacks"
  • "San Francisco Bay-Area Airports Await Federal Feedback on Security Improvements"
  • "Digital airport/ Athens International Airport has high-tech hub ambitions"
  • "Waiting for the government/ there is a lot of improvement possible in US airport security"
  • "Fort Lauderdale Int'l Airport: So Long Sherry"
  • "Philippine International Air Terminals insists Manila's Terminal 3 ready by November"
  • "U.A.E./ Abu Dhabi's new satellite terminal to set new standards, scheduled to open in 2005"
  • "Japan to review airport privatization plan"
  • "Threatened Like No Other Sector Post-9/11, Airports Bounce Back"
  
  
• Wednesday September 11, 2002
  • "Noise Objections May Delay New Airport for St. George, Utah"
  • "Love even conquers airport screening"
  • "At word of attacks, RDU emptied terminals"
  • "Bradley Airport Security To Grow"
  • "Security has different meaning at small Montana airports"
  • "Gainesville, Florida airport business grows after 9-11"
  • "Burbank Airport suffers shock"
  • "Airlines Reduce Schedules on 9/11"
  • "Security changes not likely to go away"
  • "Security Scare at Oakland Airport"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Harrisburg International Airport, Middletown, PA"
  • "Sweep of Houston Airport Nets 143 Arrests on False Identification Charges"
  • "Business Travel Still Lags at San Francisco-Area Airports"
  • "DuPage, Ill., Maps Out Access to O'Hare Airport"
  • "Illinois Moves Closer to Purchase of Peotone Land for Airport"
  • "Safety Is Los Angeles-Area Airports' Watchword"
  • "Director of Odessa, Texas-Area Airport Has Had Plenty to Do since Sept. 11"
  • "Italy releases 183 million euros for airport security"
  • "Thessaloniki airport expansion project ready in three years"
  • "Argentine airport operator targets expansion"
  • "Thai Cabinet Approves Airports Authority Privatization"
  • "St. Louis Airport Taken Off S&P Watch, Plans Market Return"
  • "Early sale expected as Belfast City Airport goes on market"
  
  
• Tuesday September 10, 2002
  • "Fitch Rts Port of Oakland, CA -- Ref Rev Bnds 'AA-'"
  • "Analyst: Airline losses will be worse"
  • "Air security to get even tighter"
  • "Lauderdale airport director quits in dispute on new runway"
  • "Airlines Mired In Problems One Year After Attack"
  • "U.S. Airports Absorbing Credit Pressures After Sept. 11"
  • "Thai govt approves Airports Authority of Thailand privatisation plan"
  • "North Dakota airport manager bids farewell at gathering"
  • "Indianapolis International Airport Rose to the Occasion on Sept. 11"
  • "More Security Means Longer Lines for Airline Passengers"
  • "Woman Identified in Breach of Denver Airport Security"
  • "Beijing Capital International Airport to Cut Food Prices"
  • "Fiji stepping up airport security for 11 September"
  • "The logic of air travel security"
  • "Agency Probes Possible Violations on People-Mover Project at Dallas Airport"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport Business Posts Gains in 2001 despite Terrorist Attacks"
  • "Customers at Pittsburgh Airport Find No Item Safe from Security Scrutiny"
  • "Air travel will never be the same"
  • "High-Tech Airport Ticket Counter"
  • "Australian unions claim security screeners are unqualified"
  • "Some airports won't meet screening deadline"
  • "Sea-Tac faces 'impossible' baggage task"
  • "What's next in security technology"
  
  
• Monday September 09, 2002
  • "Slow Takeoff: Airport security"
  • "Former Massport Director Virginia Buckingham: My side of the story"
  • "Paying the price to fly at PDX"
  • "FAA Sets Procedure For Landings After 10 Years of Work"
  • "AIR SECURITY: The waiting game becomes routine"
  • "Maine airport's summer gets mixed reviews"
  • "Airport Terminal At JFK Evacuated On Security Breach"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport, Pullman, WA"
  
  
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