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• Sunday May 26, 2002
  • "Security Screeners Get FAA Bonuses"
  • "Baggage swabbing will continue at Norfolk airport"
  • "Will a new airport attract more fliers into and out of Augusta?"
  • "Critics find faults in Augusta, Georgia airports master plan"
  
  
• Saturday May 25, 2002
  • "New St. George, Utah Airport Must Wait"
  • "Fewer to Fly Over Holiday Weekend"
  • "FBI Warns About Small Planes"
  • "California measure targets airport security"
  • "LAX insurance costs will skyrocket next year due to Sept. 11"
  • "Feds seek security chief for El Paso airport"
  • "DIA's sixth runway is taking shape"
  • "FAA Tries to Reduce Airline Delays"
  
  
• Friday May 24, 2002
  • "Air-security devices provide new level of comfort"
  • "Boston runway deal at the gate: FAA chief working on quiet compromise"
  • "European Parliament Wants Governments To Pay For Security"
  • "EDITORIAL/ It's Too Soon to Revise Post-Sept. 11 Rules for Airport Security"
  • "San Bernardino, Calif., Airport-Redevelopment Officials Request Habitat Review"
  • "Terrorism fears spark lines of barefoot passengers at China airports"
  • "Plans for third Paris airport abandoned"
  • "More Screener Applicants Sought For Four Airports"
  • "Reagan National Moves Towards Full Operation"
  • "Bag sizers on X-ray machines to be removed"
  
  
• Thursday May 23, 2002
  • "Lower airfares may be norm"
  • "New Orleans airport shooting suspect described by former lawyer as 'eccentric'"
  • "Study positive about Peotone"
  • "Hand Geometry Readers Well Suited For Employee Access Control"
  • "Palm Beach Test Shows Over 50% Error Rate For Facial Recognition -- Despite Problems, Use Of Biometrics Likely To Increase For Airport Security"
  • "House Mulls $4 Billion TSA Budget Increase -- Hike In Passenger Security Fee Dropped From Bill"
  • "Customer Service a Priority Because of Security Difficulties"
  • "Nine Hired As Federal Security Directors"
  • "Aviation Security Breaches and Incidents"
  • "Alpha Airports Slowly Rebuilds Business"
  • "Lawsuit Against Airport Vendor in Albuquerque, N.M., Is Settled Out of Court"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - East Texas Regional (formerly Gregg County) Airport, Longview, TX"
  • "Hollywood, Fla., to Hire Expert to Assess Noise from Expanded Airport"
  • "Airport Authority in North Carolina Reviews $20 Million Budget"
  • "Airport Retail Sales Expected to Recover"
  • "Director Confident Detroit's Small City Airport Will Remain Open"
  • "Freight, the Achilles' heel of US air security"
  • "Close calls: Runway incursions still a serious problem"
  • "C-SPAN: Senate Aviation Security Oversight Hearing"
  • "Tethered Detroit Metro Airport janitors had escorts"
  • "TSA slow to act on cargo security"
  • "Watchdogs to Seek PDX Pollution Study"
  • "Staff held for Heathrow airport thefts"
  • "East Kern Airport District under Grand Jury scrutiny"
  • "Can't back-pedal in this business!"
  • "American seeking screenings for crews"
  • "Major Security Breech At South Florida Airport"
  • "Woman Shot Inside New Orleans Airport"
  • "Air Cargo Industry Weighs In on Weaknesses"
  
  
• Wednesday May 22, 2002
  • "Yeager, state officials lock horns over study"
  • "NPR: Transportation Official Rejects Arming Airline Pilots"
  • "Boeing CEO says air travel facing a long trip back to health"
  • "Citizenship Requirement for Airport Screeners"
  • "MIA pursues wider air service, low-fare airlines"
  • "Airport Executives Want Congress to Push Back Baggage Screening Deadline"
  • "Intercontinental Air Traffic Up"
  • "Airports: Trace Detection Posing Few Customer-Service Problems At Norfolk"
  • "FAA sees more lines at airports in summer"
  • "Airbus superjumbo: airport headache"
  • "'Hubs' May Shrink as Airlines Look to Cut Costs Amid Slump"
  • "Federal Airport-Security Plan Runs Short of Time and Money"
  • "Prime Parking Spots at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport May Be Reopened Soon"
  • "Airport Security Policy on Track, Transportation Official Says"
  • "Leaders Call for Burbank, Calif., Airport Expansion for Security Improvements"
  • "Deadline for Screening Luggage Can't Be Met, Some Airport Executives Say"
  • "Head of American Airlines Criticizes Airport Security"
  • "Kuala Lumpur lure fuels Asian airports battle"
  • "O'Hare Expansion on Track"
  • "Mexico Sees 25 Bidders For Development Of New Airport"
  
  
• Tuesday May 21, 2002
  • "Panel to Vote on Limiting LAX Solicitors to Kiosks"
  • "Recovery in Mexican airport companies ready to take off"
  • "Aircraft Emission Levy Emerges as New Focus for European Commission"
  • "FBI: Suicide Attacks Likely in America"
  • "Thousands Needed for Air Security"
  • "Palm Springs Airport plans security upgrades"
  • "U.S. Won't Allow Guns in Aircraft Cockpits, DOT Says"
  
  
• Monday May 20, 2002
  • "Experts work to build a better terrorist trap"
  • "Near misses, FAA shortfalls expose runway dangers"
  • "Security chief pledges minimal travel inconvenience"
  • "Avoid polar bear and build ice runway, or die"
  • "Filibuster on O'Hare would fail: Durbin"
  • "New infrastructure crisis looms as California airport projects stall"
  • "Prototype of Wisconsin airport renovation on display"
  • "Airport Security Strains Small Police Forces"
  • "Memphis, Tenn., Airport's Police Chief Leaving for Job at Tampa, Fla., Airport"
  • "Charleston, S.C., Airport Police Force Monitoring Passenger Screening Stations"
  • "Memphis, Tenn., Airport Authority Approves Millions for Yearly Budget"
  • "Connecticut Naval Base Executive to Take New Federal Airport Security Job"
  • "Victorville, Calif.-Area Airport Officials Near Deal with Developer"
  • "California Planning Group to Study Concept of 'Airports without Runways'"
  • "FAA Knew of Moussaoui Arrest But Chose Not to Warn Airlines"
  
  
• Sunday May 19, 2002
  • "TSA Mulls Emergency Number, Other Measures"
  • "UK airports in chaos after ATC computer breakdown"
  • "North Carolina airport aiding US Airways"
  • California Aviation Alliance News
  
  
• Saturday May 18, 2002
  • "Major airlines still losing money"
  • "Fort Lauderdale Airport parking security eased"
  • "Some airport doors allow employees to bypass security checkpoints"
  
  
• Friday May 17, 2002
  • "New Terminal at Indianapolis Airport: Is It Needed?"
  • "McCarran security chief appointed"
  • "Airports, airlines were told of possible attack"
  • "India to lease out four major airports by yr-end - aviation minister"
  • "Public Notice for Waiver of Aeronautical Land-Use Assurance Palwaukee Municipal Airport, Wheeling/Prospect Heights, IL"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on Request To Release Airport Property at the McGregor Executive Airport, McGregor, TX"
  • "Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Airport Officials Evaluate Alternatives to Runway Plan"
  • "Raleigh, N.C.-Area Airport Might Get Out of Taxicab Business"
  • "Riverside, Calif., County Official Seeks Funds from Airport"
  • "Indiana airport turns flights away due to runway renovations"
  • "Fewer to Fly Over Memorial Day"
  • "Theft of uniforms poses little threat to airport security, officials say"
  
  
• Thursday May 16, 2002
  • "Shuttle fees at Fort Lauderdale airport trigger new rate debate"
  • "Portland emergency crews engage in mock air disaster drill"
  • "Group to Ask Southwest Airlines to Offer Service at Columbia, S.C., Airport"
  • "Dallas-Area Airport's Runway-Safety Efforts Pay Off"
  • "Reports Detail San Francisco Airport Officials' Efforts to Find Runway Support"
  • "South Bend, Ind., Airport Officials Worry of Construction's Affect on Business"
  • "Sacramento, Calif., Airport's New Security Plan Includes Searching All Cars"
  • "Airport security has added importance post-September 11/ expert"
  • "Fitch Upgrades Manchester, N.H., Airport"
  • "Transit Authority Hopes to Create Elite Police Unit at Boston Airport"
  • "State House takes up bill to cut Detroit airport tax, fund other improvements"
  • "Airport uniforms stolen in Kansas City truck heist"
  
  
• Wednesday May 15, 2002
  • "Irish airport funding will be an election issue"
  • "Amarillo, Texas mulls airport security study"
  • "Serious proposal on taking over Niagara Falls airport likely"
  • "SFO allows consultants lavish perks"
  • "Runway extension put on hold at Florida's Lauderdale airport"
  • "Can you tell real airport snafus from the fakes?"
  • "Portland, Maine airport to test noise pollution levels"
  • "Long Beach Airport called model for Palmdale"
  • "Bruised airlines emerge from the turbulence"
  • "Australian airports are struggling to take off"
  • "Regional Thai airports to offer airlines discounts on fuel, fees"
  • "DIA's sixth runway getting off the ground"
  • "Someplace You May Not Want to Fly... "
  • "Marine Veteran Named Pittsburgh Airport Security Director"
  • "Air Cargo security `needs balanced approach'"
  • "Airports Rethink Approach To Checkpoint Confiscations"
  • "Manchester 'Heathrow of north'"
  • "Standard & Poor's says Sydney airport price plan boosts credit quality"
  • "Scottish airports blasted over 'too high' landing charges;Fees putting f uture of Glasgow and Edinburgh at risk"
  • "Sights set on $3b Sydney airport sale"
  • "Malaysia interested in leasing India's Chennai airport"
  • "Agency Approves New Baggage Check System for Jacksonville, Fla., Airport"
  • "Haneda Expansion Plan At Impasse Due To Lack Of Funds"
  • "Long Beach, Calif., Airport Refuses American's Request for Four New Slots"
  • "NTSB Addresses Runway Close Calls"
  • "EU Parliament clashes with EU governments over who pays for new airport security measures"
  • "Colorado Springs Airport exploring some new business amenities"
  • "New marketing plan aims to keep flights coming to COS"
  • "Replacing Airport Screeners Proves Tough "
  
  
• Tuesday May 14, 2002
  • "Port authority approves Florida airport chief's contract"
  • "Disaster drill to be staged June 1 at Pennsylvania airport"
  • "New Orleans airport security briefing requested"
  • "Report: Logan to get new federal security director"
  • "House Looking To Double Security Fees -- Measure Could Have 'Devastating Impact,' RAA Warns"
  • "Inconsistency Is the Only Constant At Airport-Security Checkpoints"
  • "Secured Skies Conference"
  • "Notice of Intent to Rule on PFC Application - Walker Field Airport Authority, Grand Junction, Colorado"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Aspen/Pitkin County Airport, Aspen, Colorado"
  • "Director Post at St. Louis Airport Remains Unfilled"
  • "Market set to rule at Australian airports"
  • "Los Angeles, Ontario, Calif., Airports Get Grants for Security Upgrades"
  • "Bergen County, N.J., Towns File Suit over Pollution Concerns at Airport"
  • "Expansion at Fort Lauderdale Airport Hits Snag as Cities Withdraw Support"
  
  
• Monday May 13, 2002
  • "Budget Deficits Hit Farmington, New Mexico Airport"
  • "Safety goals will be met"
  • "Airport safety program reduces accidents"
  • "More int'l flights linking Korean regional airports"
  • "Florida cities try to renege on Airport expansion deal"
  • "Ontario, Calif., Airport to Reopen Parking Lots"
  • "Sarasota-Bradenton, Fla., Airport Officials to Address Explosives Detection"
  • "Airport Security 'Misguided'"
  • "Rivalry drives Singapore airport to sharpen image"
  • "Pressure on Mineta mounts"
  • "Marketing company inflated MIA bills"
  • "Cincinnati Air Terminal Evacuated"
  
  
• Sunday May 12, 2002
  • "Florida airport progress: Activists blocking the runway"
  • "Guard troops leave California airports"
  • "Editorial: But nail files are banned"
  • "Goodbye, National Guard; Hello, Local Police Officers"
  • "Robofalcon to the Rescue?"
  • "Summer Fliers Likely to Face Endurance Test at the Airport"
  
  
• Saturday May 11, 2002
  • "Scottish airports buck trend to boost BAA"
  • "Japan rues the airport that should never have taken off"
  • "Indianapolis Airport, St. Louis firm to start talks on new terminal's design"
  • "Phoenix airport to fix security flaw"
  • "Plane returns to airport after baggage found unscreened"
  • "Dubuque airport readies $1 million rehab"
  • "US Airways no longer rules out bankruptcy"
  • "New airport security device can detect explosives"
  • "Ohio airport concerns aired at meeting"
  • "Liability Dispute Pinches Minneapolis Airport Security"
  • "New O'Hare security chief promises shorter waits"
  
  
• Friday May 10, 2002
  • "Lauderdale authority endorses airport runway extension"
  • "No Federal Security Director for Logan"
  • "Airline security fee bill fails"
  • "LAX: New Internet aircraft monitoring system won't solve all problems, neighbors say"
  
  
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