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• Monday July 08, 2002
  • "India throws a spanner in airport expansion"
  • "Renovation of Waterloo, Iowa, Airport Terminal Could Start in Six Weeks"
  • "Airport Officials to Revamp Boca Raton, Fla., Noise Abatement Plan"
  • "Scotland needs giant new airport, says MP"
  • "Remote security screening gains, but will it help?"
  • "Car-rental chains seek to merge airport operations"
  
  
• Sunday July 07, 2002
  • "Feds vow to protect airports"
  • "Unattended bag prompts Los Angeles airport terminal evacuation"
  • "'Financial problems with El Al could be LA gunman's motive'"
  • "New UK airport security slammed"
  • "Big Bird Watching: Plane Spotters Running Into Difficulty After Sept. 11"
  • "Airport security rises"
  • "Pearson Airport wins right to shut down cellphones"
  • "U.S. Government to step up patrols in airports"
  
  
• Saturday July 06, 2002
  • "Incident Points Up Gap In New Airport Security Plans"
  • Mexican Airlines
  
  
• Friday July 05, 2002
  • "Relocating security checkpoints has risks"
  • "LAX attack shows limits to airport security"
  • "No Rush to Overhaul Airport Security"
  • "FBI: Motive Still Unclear in LA Airport Attack"
  • "El Al security is elevated to a science"
  • "New Laws To Increase UK Airport Delays"
  • "Growth, finances earn Sacramento airport bonds an A-plus"
  • "Airports Balk At Expensive Security"
  • "Ticket counters at most airports have little security"
  • "Airlines, not government, responsible for security at ticket counters"
  • "Airport attack may prompt tighter security"
  • "Southwest Losing Its Immunity To Labor Conflicts of Airlines"
  • "White House Moves $270 Million To Agency for Airline Security"
  • "Baggage strike threat at UK airports"
  • "Louisville's Security Director Under Investigation"
  • "Regulator to rule on cellphone spat at Pearson; Airport locked in dispute with wireless firms"
  • "Security agents extend work-to-rule to second Paris airport"
  • "BAA devised plan to axe objections to new UK airports"
  • "Uphill Climb Predicted for Aviation Security Improvements"
  • "Airport Security Manager Pleads Guilty In Fraud Case"
  • "Airport Workers Nabbed In Southern Virginia"
  • "LA Shooter Is Egyptian National"
  • "L.A. Airport Killings Spark Stampede"
  • "Thai airline plans to run airports in neighboring nations"
  
  
• Thursday July 04, 2002
  • "Upgrade of security cameras lags at San Jose, California airport"
  • "Air marshal program rebuilds"
  • "Passenger Profiling Scrutinized"
  • "Two dead in shooting at El Al desk in LA airport"
  • "Las Vegas airport, power plant at odds"
  • "Terrorists stealing airline uniforms and credentials, pilot group says"
  • "Crews want to skip airport security lines"
  • "In the Crossfire: Is airport security moving in right direction?"
  • "O'Hare to rely on bomb wands"
  • "Regionalization: Hahn Plan Shifts LAX Burden to Other Cities"
  • "Two Airlines to Increase Service to Palm Springs, Calif., Airport"
  • "Mineta Taps New Security Directors at Two Los Angeles-Area Airports"
  • "Federal Officials in Town to Check Security at Long Beach, Calif., Airport"
  • "Fitch Rts County of Sacramento, California Airport System Rev Bds 'A+'"
  • "San Jose, California airport security snafu less than reassuring"
  • "Miami Airport franchise figures disputed"
  • "Coveted Florida airport contract awarded"
  • "Portland, Maine airport security examined"
  
  
• Wednesday July 03, 2002
  • "First arrivals impressed with new Norfolk airport terminal"
  • "Senator Criticizes Administration for Airport Security Failures"
  • "Beginning is in sight for Augusta, Georgia airport terminal"
  • "Samoa's Fagalii international airport passes inspection"
  • "Airport Security Flaws Bring Criticism"
  • "Airport closings to be reined in"
  • "Israel Revamps Airport Security"
  • "Survey Finds Denver Airport among Nation's Worst for Slow Security"
  • "Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Board to Vote on Proposal to Increase Parking Rate"
  • "Officials Are Concerned about Youngstown, Ohio, Airport Funding"
  • "Taos, Ruidoso, N.M., Airports to Get Federal Funds"
  • "Expansion of Orlando Airport Delayed until 2007"
  • "Lufthansa Head Urges Japan To Improve Its Airports"
  • "FAA's LaGuardia Proposals Flawed, RAA Says Plan Would Increase Costs Without Decreasing Congestion"
  • "McCarran security procedures among worst in undercover test at nation's airports"
  • "Honolulu airport among safest"
  • "Federal Security Directors for Nine Airports Named"
  • "BA counts costs of UK airport congestion"
  
  
• Tuesday July 02, 2002
  • "Air cargo volume inches up"
  • "No Chicago airport screener jobs filled"
  • "Ex-N.Y. cops angry their airport plan lost to S.F.'s"
  • "$9.6-Billion Make-Over for LAX?"
  • "Aviation official to get security post at Newark Airport"
  • "Screeners miss even obvious items: Failed checkpoint test may signal continuing problems"
  • "Commission to focus on Palmdale, California airport growth"
  • "Winter overload a concern for Jackson, Wyoming airport"
  • "JIA among worst for security"
  • "Waco, Texas airport master plan needs more time, city staffers say"
  • "Screening for security flaws"
  • "Changes to affect Sea-Tac screeners"
  • "'Trusted-traveler' card could speed security check"
  • "Security Fear Causes Flight To Return To SFO"
  • "MIA Fares Well In Security Test; Other Airports Don't Make Grade"
  • "Cincinnati's Airport Named Worst For Security"
  • "Security Breach at San Jose, California Airport"
  • "Sacramento Airport Among Worst For Security Screening"
  • "Airport Security to Weigh Risks Before Ordering Evacuations"
  • "Tampa, Fla., Airport Ready for Growth at Southwest to Take Off"
  • "Japan's Crude Estimates Responsible For Unprofitable Projects"
  • "Paris airport security strike continues"
  • "Melbourne, Australia airport seeks 40% rise in airline fees"
  • "One in four fake weapons got past airport screeners, study finds"
  
  
• Monday July 01, 2002
  • "Business travelers migrate to smaller airports"
  • "BWI's Pier B shut for 2 hours because of security breach"
  • "Cellphones banned at Toronto's Pearson airport"
  • "Cincinnati Airport fails security test"
  • "Air controller cries 'uncle'"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport board may get travel oversight"
  • "Lightning Strike Injures 4 At Orlando Sanford Airport"
  • "Delays Take Off at La Guardia"
  • "Orlando, Fla., Airport Executive Finds Himself Confronted by Security Guard"
  • "Federal Officials to Take over Control of Security at Florida Airports"
  • "San Bernardino, Calif., Officials Hail Plan to Save Species, Allow Airport Development"
  • "Bird Control: Airport problem areas and solutions"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Redding Municipal Airport, Redding, CA"
  • "Bosnian authorities must take steps to take over Sarajevo airport - official"
  • "Tulsa, Okla., Airport Sees Insurance Premium Double after Terrorist Attacks"
  • "Major upgrade for South African airports set to benefit sub-region"
  • "Madrid's Barajas airport expands"
  • "ACI-NA: North American Passenger Traffic Fell 6.3% In 2001"
  • "Cincinnati Airport to get 320 screeners"
  • "Knife Slips Past Dulles Checkpoint: 5,000 Evacuated"
  • "Stockholm airport kept quiet about lighting failures: paper"
  • "Experience talks for airport's new 'businessman' "
  • "Airport security misses weapons"
  
  
• Sunday June 30, 2002
  • "Aircraft would rival the Concorde"
  • "Airport security on 4 legs"
  • "Massport caught in tree-cutting controversy"
  • "Sea-Tac screeners frustrated with shorted paychecks"
  
  
• Saturday June 29, 2002
  • "Most airlines decide not to seek federal loan guarantees"
  • "28 nabbed by feds at Fort Worth site"
  • "More Airports to Get New Checkpoints"
  • "Airport Land Use: Area Development Could Clash With Sacramento Area Airports"
  • "New Bangkok airport likely to halve AAT profits"
  • "D/FW slips in airport traffic"
  • "Youngstown, Ohio to re-route airport funds"
  • "Screening machine deadline criticized"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport debt worries Allegheny County controller"
  • "3 airport screeners fired at New Orleans airport"
  • "$20 Million Earmarked for Charleston Int'l Airport"
  • "Airport staff face crash charges in Italy"
  
  
• Friday June 28, 2002
  • "High-Speed Railway Proposal Gets Lukewarm Reception from California Airport"
  • "Modernisation of Egyptian Airports"
  • "Dismay over New Zealand airport landing fees proposal"
  • "Extension boosts Dublin airport capacity to 20m"
  • "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"
  
  
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