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• Tuesday June 11, 2002
  • "Fraport's planned expansion of Frankfurt airport clears first legal hurdle"
  • "Sacramento Airport growth drive stumbles"
  
  
• Monday June 10, 2002
  • "Club membership cuts airport hassles"
  • "Air cargo dangers identified in new report"
  • "Searching for the 'stuff' confiscated by airport security"
  • "Boeing, Lockheed Martin Win U.S. Pacts to Secure Airports"
  • "British MPs 'cheating' over airport car park perk"
  • "Indianapolis International Airport Board Releases Funds to Clean Up Fuel Spill"
  • "Ohio Firm Constructs Cellular Network in Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Terminals"
  • "Dallas-Area Airport to Re-Evaluate Bid for Parking System"
  • "Linking Airport, Rail Line Poses Tricky Task for Raleigh, N.C.-Area Panel"
  • "Pittsburgh International Airport Reports 10 Percent Drop in April Passengers"
  • "Economy, Attack Effects Continue to Slow Traffic at Kansas City, Mo., Airport"
  • "Moscow's Sheremetyevo-3 Will Be Built By End of 2005"
  • "BAA stuck on the runway"
  
  
• Sunday June 09, 2002
  • "Repairing for TAKEOFF: Analysts say airlines need a new strategy"
  • "Florida's Palm Beach airport tries to pull out of tailspin"
  • "Experts: U.S. settles for flawed bomb-finding system"
  • "Couple Fights Security Treatment At Honolulu Airport"
  • "City of Syracuse wants federal probe into airport"
  • "Bangkok's Don Muang world's ninth busiest airport in January"
  • "UAL chief prospects bow out"
  
  
• Saturday June 08, 2002
  • "Airport extras aid fliers"
  • "Feds Award Air Security Contracts Friday"
  • "Weapon detector shows big potential"
  • "Speeding skyward: Alaska Airlines tests prototype check-in system"
  • "Magazine: Cincinnati is 'Airport of the Year'"
  • "The Intensifying Scrutiny at Airports"
  • "JFK terminal evacuated for suspicious package"
  • "Executive order may change feds' role in air traffic control"
  • "Airports cutting back on armed guards"
  • "Clarification on Don Carty's Security Remarks in Tokyo"
  • "Screeners to Get Federal Whistle-blower Protection"
  • "Airport Bomb Detectors' Placement Discussed"
  • "ALPA Responds to AAL CEO Don Carty's Remarks Concerning Aviation Security: Union Says System Needs More Security, Not Less"
  • "U.S.: Detection Machines Unreliable"
  • "Planners Consider Speeding Up San Jose, Calif., Airport-Construction Project"
  • "Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Reports Fewer Delays Amid Extra Airport Security"
  • "Airports fail to deliver/ BAA accused of promoting shopping while passengers suffer"
  • "Concept of automated 'smart airport' need of the hour"
  • "Massachusetts Acting Governor Touts Improvements at Airport, Port Authority"
  • "Most Airport Executives Want Deadline Extension, Fixed TSA Rules"
  • "TSA Reviews Progress On Enhanced Security Initiatives"
  • "Transportation Security Agency's Deployment Plan For Baggage Screening Systems -- TSA Strategy and Schedule Development: Month-by-Month"
  • "British Baggage Screening Could Lay Groundwork For U.S."
  • "Funding sought for New Mexico airport service boost"
  • "Airport responds to disaster in drill"
  • "Fresno Yosemite International Airport: Clarification of Statements Regarding Facial Recognition System Software"
  • "Oakland Airport busier than ever despite terror's toll"
  
  
• Monday June 03, 2002
  • HNL Contract Probe
  • "TSA: Little-known agency has a monumental mission"
  • "Two New Concourses to Debut at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport"
  • "Japan Adds 3 Regional Airports to Extension Plan"
  • "Airports Urge Delay in New Security Rules"
  • "Explosive detectors criticized"
  • "Lawmakers say they'll sue over O'Hare plan"
  
  
• Sunday June 02, 2002
  • "DOT Won't Change Bag Check Deadline"
  • "Small-plane security worrisome"
  • "Private Plane Charters: One Way Around Air Security"
  • "Report questions Miami airport spending"
  • "She didn't know the way to San Jose"
  
  
• Saturday June 01, 2002
  • "Airline Idiocy"
  • "11 passengers bypass passport inspections at Detroit Airport"
  • "NPR: Technological innovations in airport security leave some people wondering"
  • "SFO security adds insult to soldier's injury"
  • "Encountering Turbulence: So how goes the federal takeover of airline security?"
  • "Drop some airport security measures, airline CEO says"
  • "A new push for Fort Lauderdale runway expansion"
  • "California lawmakers seek cap on LAX flights"
  • "Florida airport OKs curbside cabs"
  • "Texarkana Airport traffic seems to be slowly rising"
  • "California Airport Switches Face-Recognition Systems Over Accuracy Concerns"
  
  
• Friday May 31, 2002
  • "Naval yard crane may block Philadelphia runway expansion"
  • "Coast Guard's Retired Chief Given Transportation Security Post"
  • "Louisiana officials say intermodal airport site to be chosen"
  • "Demand Higher for Airport Chapels"
  • "Airport Spas Attempt to Help Travelers Relax -- But Do They?"
  • "Airport Retailers' Sales Rise with New Security Delays"
  • "Greece finalises decree for new private airports"
  • "Security Costs Soar for Piedmont Triad International Airport in North Carolina"
  • "With Airport Security, Travelers Find It Easier to Pack Heavy and Check It"
  • "BAA injects 60m pound into Scottish airport drive"
  • "Plan Sharply Tightens Airport Screening"
  • "Canada's London Airport expansion just in time"
  • "DIA unable to meet deadline for explosives detection machines"
  • "Detector that wasn't on prompts evacuation at Lambert"
  • "Aviation safety experts cite big gaps in air marshals plan"
  • "O'Hare plan called 'tragedy' for safety"
  • "As airport hassles mount, carriers try to make the in-flight experience more comfortable"
  
  
• Thursday May 30, 2002
  • "Pro-growth coalition to back runway extension at Lauderdale airport"
  • "Florida airport officials: Face-scan security system not reliable"
  • "Armed (and Dangerous) Pilots"
  • "Plane stuck in new runway tarmac"
  • "Air New Zealand Says Offers Mount Cook Airport For Sale"
  • "Ontario, Calif., Airport Allows Short-Term Parking Again"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Baltimore/Washington International Airport, Baltimore, MD"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Bellingham International Airport, Bellingham, WA"
  • "U.S. Rep. Coble Hears Concerns of Residents near High Point, N.C., Airport"
  • "RTCA Special Committee 199/ Airport Security Access Control Systems"
  • "Richmond, Va., Airport Expected to See Passenger Numbers Stabilize Soon"
  • "Chattanooga, Tenn., Airport to Cut Landing, Terminal-Rental Fees"
  • "China's Airport System: Opportunities & Challenges"
  
  
• Wednesday May 29, 2002
  • "Woman reflects on seeing Atta at Logan"
  • "Concern over Australian terminals"
  • "Fort Lauderdale Airport runway project in limbo as Broward agrees to study alternatives"
  • "DFW airport sets record for avoiding close calls"
  • "Florida airport art panel's role fuzzy"
  • "JAA hire aims to boost public relations"
  • "NPR: Kids Who Fly"
  • "Second El Toro Airport Proposal Hits a Downdraft"
  • "Swarms of fruit flies close Romanian airport"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, Covington, KY"
  • "Malaysian Airport Security is Among Best in the World, Says IATA"
  • "Scottish airport 'monopoly' is unfair claim city chiefs"
  • "Monterey, Calif., Airport Attempts to Attract Airlines"
  • "Malaysian Airport Unveils Incentives"
  • "FAA whistle-blower is reassigned"
  • "Silly security also irritates airline exec"
  
  
• Tuesday May 28, 2002
  • "Regionals Could Suffer If Congress Cuts Loan Guarantees"
  • "Mantra for accountability"
  • "FBI Suspects Hijackers Did Homework"
  • "A few tips on how the experts spot a terrorist"
  • "Not so fast on Sonic Cruiser outlook"
  • "Carriers balance supply and returning demand"
  • "FAA takes first swipe at smart cards"
  • "Securing America's Airports and Waterways: The Role of the U.S. Department of Transportation"
  • "Holiday Ends Quietly At Region's Airports"
  • "Security upgrades strain airports' space, budgets"
  • "Philippine airport workers vow to block Terminal 3"
  • "Relocations for Hartsfield runway bring some pain"
  
  
• Monday May 27, 2002
  • "Sky Harbor retail increases"
  • "Fort Lauderdale, Florida airport growth debated"
  • "Stricter airport security means more inconveniences"
  • "Latest battle of Midway centers on airport"
  • "Seattle-Tacoma Airport Garage Suffers from Revenue Woes"
  • "Airport Accounts for Increase in Record Victorville, Calif., Budget"
  • "At Airports, a Search For Better Security"
  • "Privacy takes a back seat to security"
  • "Countdown to Sydney airport bids"
  • "Clearing the air about airport smoking lounges"
  • "Airport security revamp sputters"
  
  
• Sunday May 26, 2002
  • "National Guard Carried Unloaded Guns At Airports"
  • "FAA Warned Airlines of Hijack Danger in 1998"
  • "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"
  
  
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