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• Friday April 26, 2002
  • "Security deadline approaches for replacing Georgia National Guard""
  • "Detroit's Davey Terminal getting a facelift"
  • "Baggage screening program criticized"
  • "New Detroit airport authority holds its first meeting"
  • "Terrorist-Attack Training Held at Florida Airport"
  • "Aeroports de Paris reports 94% drop in net profit in 2001"
  • "Fitch Rates Reno/Tahoe International Airport Rev Refunding Bds 'A-'; Stable Outlook"
  • "Reno/Tahoe International Airport Starts Food Court Remodel"
  
  
• Thursday April 25, 2002
  • "Airport Security Costs Could Skyrocket To $7 Billion This Year -- House Appropriations Committee Critical Of TSA Cost Overruns"
  • "Security Directors Hired For Dallas Airports"
  • "JFK Lands New Security Director"
  • "Reno airport traffic continues to skid"
  • "Ohio airport considers hiring consultant"
  • "FAA's Peotone ruling favorable"
  • "Federal Airport Workers to Debut at BWI"
  • "New Detroit airport authority picks CEO"
  • "Experts cite lapses in airport security"
  • "Garvey says aviation industry has returned to planning for growth"
  • "Albuquerque Airport Evacuated"
  • "Panel Approves Design Contracts for Harrisburg, Pa., Airport"
  • "Philadelphia Airport Officials Present Plan for New Runways, Fewer Delays"
  • "Fraport faces need to sort out financial crisis at Manila airport"
  • "House Panel OKs Runway Building Bill"
  • "Philadelphia Airport Plots Expansion to Alleviate Chronic Delays"
  • "Bush Taps a Lockheed Martin Unit To Train Airport Security Screeners"
  • "Louisiana residents refuse to make way for New Orleans runway"
  • "Amarillo airport reopens renovated runway"
  • "Security concerns hobble return of airlines"
  • "Nebraska airport receives a mixed tax message"
  • "Mineta says deadline for explosives detection machines at airports will be met"
  • "Spokane Airport screener transition bumpy"
  
  
• Wednesday April 24, 2002
  • "Alabama police chief fears airport causing 'full-blown' crisis"
  • "Workers breach airport security"
  • "City hires lawyer to fight Florida airport plan"
  • "Airline Industry Faces Tougher Times than Crisis a Decade Ago"
  • "National Guard's Departure Means Higher Costs for Stockton, Calif., Airport"
  • "Prague airport to heighten security after Czech TV report"
  • "Airports Overdo Zero Tolerance, Critics Say"
  • "U.S. Lawmaker Plans Filibuster against Expansion of Chicago Airport"
  • "Construction Work to Begin at Colorado Springs, Colo., Airport"
  • "Blacklisted Security Firm Still at Chicago's O'Hare Airport"
  • "Rivals Chip Away at Heathrow's Lead"
  • "Glasgow attacks plan to expand capital's airport"
  • "Battle of the European air gateways"
  • "Ridge displeased with random airport checks"
  • "Hartsfield security a hot seat job"
  • "DIA bomb detection plan changed"
  • "New Mexico airports to get grants"
  • "Salt Lake City airport waits for OK to search cars in short-term"
  • "Cincinnati Airport land seizure challenged"
  • "Ridge Backs Airlines Plan to Screen Passengers in Advance"
  • "New Orleans airport runway forum is tonight"
  • "O'Hare traffic returning to normal"
  • "Arrests a 'wake-up call' for U.S. airports"
  
  
• Tuesday April 23, 2002
  • "Wayne County battles Detroit Metro airport authority"
  • "Chicago must get state OK on O'Hare project"
  • "Florida runway 'overrun' gets study"
  • "California Marine Base Won't Be Airport"
  • "Feds Detain Illegal Airport Workers"
  • "Feds Investigate Airfares"
  • "Toronto puts off Island airport debate"
  • "Notice of Market-based Actions to Relieve Airport Congestion and Delay"
  • "South Africa: (Air)field of dreams"
  • "User-pays pricing may sting Australia's Coolangatta Airport"
  • "The lessons of Narita"
  • "Prague airport says it's safe despite security break last week"
  • "Aviation, airport officials stage mock air crash near New Delhi"
  • "Berlin airport company shows loss"
  • "San Bernardino, Calif., Officials Concerned with Traffic Issues at Airport"
  • "Fitch Affs 'BBB+' Rating for Corpus Christi Intl Airport, Texas, Outlook Changed to Negative"
  • "Kalamazoo airport's main runway goes dark twice in one week"
  
  
• Monday April 22, 2002
  • "LAX puts out-of-line jets online"
  • "Airline Security: Stuck on the Runway?"
  • "Gee-Whiz Future of Aviation Is Arriving Now"
  • "Heathrow noise pollution extends 17 miles"
  • "Moneymen back Thames airport"
  • "American Airlines Appeals Long Beach, Calif., Airport Denial"
  • "Transit Plan Links D/FW to Major Cities in Area"
  • "Head of Raleigh-Durham, N.C., Airport Steamed over Stricter Security Mandates"
  • "Sacramento, Calif., Airport Sees Greater Rise in Passenger Numbers"
  • "House Panel Passes Bill to Expedite Review Process on Runway Construction"
  
  
• Sunday April 21, 2002
  • "The Longest Day"
  • "Quarterly airline losses soar above $2.4 billion"
  • "California Guard troops soon to leave airport posts"
  • "Bomb detection at new level"
  • "Complex gets off ground at Hong Kong's Chek Lap Kok"
  • "CrashEx: No-Notice, Full-Scale Exercise for MEM"
  
  
• Saturday April 20, 2002
  • "NPR: Small Airports Seek Exemption From New Security Rules"
  • "Rename Arizona's Williams Gateway Airport? 6 alternatives offered"
  • "Consulting firm starts regional West Virginia airport study"
  • "Charleston, South Carolina airports' budget 'very conservative'"
  • "Wyoming counties endorse buying plane to boost air service"
  • "Garvey suggests ''wind-restricted runway'' compromise at Logan"
  • "UK airport expansion argument 'flawed'"
  • "Springfield-Branson airport spends $500,000 a year on security effort"
  
  
• Friday April 19, 2002
  • "Aviation bill could benefit Montana's Kalispell, Bozeman"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on an PFC Application - Lambert-St. Louis International Airport, St. Louis, MO"
  • "RTCA Special Committee 199/ Airport Security Access Control Systems"
  • "Senate Panel Gives Nod to O'Hare Expansion Measure"
  • "Sonoma County, California seeks federal grant in commercial airline bid"
  • "D/FW Says It Might Not Meet Screening Deadline"
  • "Tampa, Fla., Airport Moves Pieces of Airside E into Place"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport gets approval to use PFC to recoup facility costs"
  • "IATA urges lower charges at Japan's Narita Airport"
  • "BAA to invest 8.1 billion pounds at London airports"
  • "Arizona Airport Workers Indicted On False Document Charges"
  
  
• Thursday April 18, 2002
  • "Leaving line causes security breach at DIA"
  • "HMSHost Retail Opens Destination LA And LA Edge At LAX"
  • "Transportation Planner to Become BWI Chief"
  • "Airport security costs prompt rebuke by Congressional panel"
  • "Beijing seeks take-off on airport expansion"
  • "2nd Narita runway tests pilots: Trees on nearby farmland seen posing safety risk"
  • "O'Hare plan passes Senate panel"
  • "Nigeria's Airport Authority face Restructuring"
  • "Monthly Traffic Now Even With Last Year at Sacramento International Airport"
  • "Airport Screener Departs in Disgrace"
  • "Salt Lake City Airport Receives Award For Snow Work"
  • "2,000 parking spots at Cincinnati airport reopened"
  • "Dulles Plans to Put Some Improvements on Hold"
  • "Fitzgerald plans flurry of O'Hare amendments"
  • "Bag-Screening Deadline in Doubt"
  • "Disability Group Sues SFO"
  • "Fraport Rebukes Report About Loss, Management Reshuffle"
  • "China Beijing Airport Mulls CNY9B Airport Expansion Plan"
  • "South Bend, Ind., Airport Officers Enforce FAA Parking Ban at Terminals"
  • "Runway Envy: Small airport seminar proves size matters"
  • "Senators Question Diversion of Funds to Airport Security"
  • "Mexico Seeks Bids To Develop Capital's New Airport"
  • "Tokyo airport hits turbulence"
  • "Connecticutt Department of Transportation Extends the Paradies Shops Contract at Bradley Int'l Airport"
  • "Moving in the right direction"
  • "The plane truth: Fort Lauderdale Airport growth must slow down"
  • "Consultants push for one major San Diego County airport"
  • "FAA eyes future of Palmdale, California airport"
  • "Update Given on Airport Security"
  
  
• Wednesday April 17, 2002
  • "British agency aims at BAA"
  • "Planners Narrow List Of Possible San Diego Airport Sites"
  • "A new diligence in the American blue yonder"
  • "Iowa mayor asks suburbs to pitch in at airport"
  • "Cincinnati Airport gets its parking back"
  • "Board OKs design work on Buffalo-Niagara Airport runway, security pact"
  • "Power accidentally cut to two Bush terminals"
  • "Argenbright Security Gets New Identity"
  • "Airport concessions up despite 9/11"
  • "Fees may drive away fliers"
  • "Cut price carrier Virgin Blue bids for four Australian airport terminals"
  • "Orange County Supervisors Vote to Give Closed El Toro Base to Irvine"
  • "Southern California officials push El Toro as regional airport"
  • "Be ready to handle security at airports"
  • "Board Lauds Airport Leader in Manatee County, Fla., Area"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Tampa International Airport, Tampa, FL"
  • "3rd International Airport to be Built in Taiwan"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Tallahassee Regional Airport. Tallahassee, FL"
  • "Hub Markets Give Airlines Sizeable Yield Premium"
  • "Ecuador's Quito airport decision due next week"
  • "Sydney Airports Corp and Nuance Group strike new 3-yr deal"
  • "Newark, N.J., Airport Undergoing Numerous Changes to Security since Sept. 11"
  • "Landfill Seen As Most Cost-Effective For New Haneda Runway"
  • "Work continues on Roissy 2's new terminal despite sector crisis"
  • "Reagan Airport Given Green Light"
  • "New Runway to Open at Narita Airport Thursday"
  
  
• Tuesday April 16, 2002
  • "Police set for duty at Sky Harbor International Airport"
  • "Some 'back doors' at airports reportedly go unchecked"
  • "Busy DIA jumps to 5th"
  • "Travel habits hurting airlines: Business people fly less and cheaper"
  • "Cincinnati Airport to reopen parking spaces, add more retailers"
  • "Residents, environmentalists oppose Lauderdale airport expansion"
  • "Airport concessionaires feel pinch from two sides"
  • "San Antonio, Texas Airport Fire Injures 3"
  • "National Guard Pulls Out Of Honolulu Airport"
  • "San Bernardino, Calif., Airport Panel Approves Habitat Proposal"
  • "Security Costs Put Squeeze on Tulsa, Okla., Airport"
  • "North Fort Worth, Texas, Industrial Airport Serves as Example for Others"
  • "Huge Security Scanners Create Logistical Headaches at South Florida Airports"
  • "Leaders at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Dust Off Plans for Sixth Terminal"
  • "Security, Israeli-Style"
  • "Regional Flying Out Of Hubs Grew During Downturn"
  • "Travelers seem willing to accept tighter security at cost of convenience"
  • "Day in the life of an international airport"
  • "Edinburgh Airport must set its sights higher"
  • "Airport Security Costs Skyrocket"
  • "Troops Pull Out of Hartsfield Airport"
  
  
• Monday April 15, 2002
  • "Storm clouds lifting: Traffic picks up at Pittsburgh Airport Airmall"
  • "Passengers are taking back the skies"
  • "Federal security directors named for D/FW, Love Field"
  • "Federal Preemption: O'Hare airport: test case for expansion plans -- While other cities weigh proposals, Congress considers legislation on O'Hare"
  
  
• Sunday April 14, 2002
  • "Fairbanks, Alaska airport upgrades under way"
  • "India to organize roadshows on airport privatization"
  • "Building trust in airport security"
  • "New Orleans airport director should quit, critic says"
  • "Getting an Agency Off the Ground, Along With Revamped Airport Security"
  • "Judges critical of FAA on proposed Utah airport"
  • "$100M Port Authority of NY and NJ Security Plan"
  • "Barbados spending dlrs 55 million to upgrade airport"
  • "Revised O'Hare bill set for vote"
  • "Airlines Face Losses Over $2 Billion"
  
  
• Saturday April 13, 2002
  • "Planes Still in 'Dry Dock' 7 Months After 9-11"
  • "New Orleans Airport Director Told To Halt Mayor-elect Team Input"
  • "Opinion: Can Airports be Secure and Civil?"
  • "Woman Got Knife Past Security at 3 Airports"
  
  
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