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• Tuesday January 15, 2002
  • "AOA Highlights for January 11"
  • "Funds sought to tout Ontario airport"
  • "Permit for 3rd Sea-Tac runway found inadequate"
  • "Airlines Scramble to Meet New Bag Check Deadline"
  • "Profit Doubles At Brazil Airport Authority"
  • "ASA Expects Mexico City Airport Master Plan Yr.-end"
  • "Richmond, Va., Airport to Get $2 Million to Fund Baggage Checkpoint Expansion"
  • "Fall in passenger numbers slowing, British airport operator says"
  
  
• Monday January 14, 2002
  • "More Delays for Air Passengers Seen"
  • "EU may crack down on airport subsidies"
  • "Reversing Course, Air Carriers Agree To Start Matching Bags to Passengers"
  
  
• Sunday January 13, 2002
  • "Tighter security set for Toronto's Pearson Airport"
  • "O'Hare may reclaim title"
  • "Judge sides with South Carolina airport in dispute with American Airlines"
  • "Face-recognition machines coming to airports"
  • "Airlines hustling to enforce bag rule"
  • "Pay Cap May Weigh on Security Hiring"
  • "Airlines Face Over $4 Billion in Losses"
  • "Editorial: Unready Airports"
  • "Minneapolis Airport access under review"
  • "High qualities sought in air security chiefs"
  • "Massport wooing British airports chief of security"
  • "Checked-bag screening to begin"
  • "Airport looking to future: Money issue settled as president signs EAS bill"
  • "Houston airports to rely on several screening modes"
  
  
• Saturday January 12, 2002
  • "Airports behind on installation of scanners"
  • "Some N.C. airports still in the dark over security mandate"
  • "Mineta's Moment"
  • "Noise violations take off at DIA"
  • "Small companies needed to help recruit airlines"
  • "Florida man arraigned in Manchester airport threat"
  • "Years of study still ahead for West Virginia regional airport project"
  • "Metal detector was unplugged at Sacramento International Airport"
  • "Families sue airlines, airport security over 9/11"
  • "Airlines Seek an E-ZPass for Fast Security Checks"
  
  
• Friday January 11, 2002
  • "Austin airport to end free-parking courtesy for disabled drivers"
  • "Travelers could face chaos at nation's airports"
  • "Airport Greeters Help Passengers In Many Ways"
  • "HMSHost rolls out meal deal for airline passengers"
  • "Airlines and Passengers Prepare For Added Screening Measures"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Hagerstown Regional Airport-Richard A. Henson Field, Hagerstown, MD"
  • "Japanese airports urged to build restrooms for ostomates"
  • "U.K. airport pulls rank on unruly taxi drivers"
  • "Los Angeles Panel Slashes Ontario International Airport's Landing Fees"
  • "Schiphol airport hardly affected by Sept. 11 attacks, number of passengers slightly lower in 2001"
  • "Narita Airport Cuts Rents for Airlines, Shops"
  • "Security Key to Airline Industry Recovery"
  • "Dicey Days for This Bomb Detector"
  • "FAA Orders Airlines to Recheck Bags at Lambert Airport"
  • "Mpumalanga's New International Airport Set to Open in September"
  • "Watchdog Blasts Aviation Conference"
  • "Miami International Airport Planning for the Future -- Flexible Facilities for the Future"
  
  
• Thursday January 10, 2002
  • "Luggage screening proves problematic"
  • "Airline accused over Pearson baggage 'chaos'"
  • "Orlando airport considers ways to pay for security"
  • "Airport Policing Training Issues and Options"
  • "Screening of all checked baggage is costly for airports but still worthwhile"
  • "Firm hid extent of Japanese airport's sinkage"
  • "Sierra Leone Airports Authority Commended"
  • "Fee discounts to airliners cut Manila airport agency earnings"
  • "Singapore Civil Aviation Authority unit negotiating for stake in Malta airport"
  • "Debate over Greensboro, N.C., Federal Express Hub Plan May Escalate"
  • "Bill for Minneapolis airport expansion could rise ; Higher construction, security costs putting pressure on overall estimate"
  • "Airport bridge will let planes cross the road"
  • "Entry-level safety?"
  
  
• Wednesday January 09, 2002
  • "British Troops Work to Open Kabul Airport in Days"
  • "Report Calls Airport Areas Unsecure"
  • "FAA Gets Into Dog-Breeding Business"
  • "Life on the Front Lines of Airport Security"
  • "Airports test security gate for 'sniffing' out bombers"
  • "Air Fares at Stockton, Calif., Airport Take Short-Term Dive"
  • "Short Funds Delay Bid to Bring Low-Cost Airlines to Wichita, Kan., Airport"
  • "Budapest faced with legal threat over airport"
  • "FAA Fines Man for Hartsfield Security Breach"
  • "Sydney Airport Sale Delayed Until April at Earliest, Paper Says"
  • "'Encouraging' Recovery Takes Wing at John Wayne Airport"
  • "Bush puts security nominee into job"
  • "4 DIA workers lose jobs for felony convictions"
  • "Unsafe at Any Altitude?"
  • "Some felonies to jeopardize airport jobs"
  • "Notables and no-names alike searched at airports"
  • "Passengers Disrupt Las Vegas Flight and Chicago Airport"
  
  
• Tuesday January 08, 2002
  • "DOT Retains Korn/Ferry to Assist in Placement of Federal Security Directors At Major U.S. Airports"
  • "Eurohub that grew from modest beginnings"
  • "Mile-High Lows at DIA"
  • "Airlines post traffic declines"
  • "Survey finds RDU pleases passengers"
  • "Angry Chuck Calls on FAA to Hire Keener Screeners"
  • "At Kabul airport, tentative signs of life amid the desolation and danger of Afghanistan"
  • "Demand for bomb-sniffing dogs grows as airport security tightens"
  • "Airports struggle to pay bills"
  
  
• Monday January 07, 2002
  • "Alaska airports struggle with security needs"
  • "Airlines test out 'clean' lists -- US and British refine passenger 'profiling' methods post-9/11"
  • "O'Hare Airport perimeter guards seek raises"
  • "Airport Land Use: Residents lured to neighborhoods near Greensboro airport"
  • "On jumbled numbers, a deal has landed"
  • "Experts consider tougher preflight questioning of passengers"
  • "Airports Sweat Security Deadlines"
  • "Strong Christmas Season Eases Fall In Passenger Traffic at U.S. Airlines"
  • "De-mining efforts to be stepped up at Kabul's airport"
  • "Singapore scores with airport games show/ report"
  • "Minneapolis Airport's December parking income falls 24%"
  • "Shanghai Airports Minimize Impact"
  • "Cairo International airport modernized"
  • "Chechen capital's airport enters final stage of repairs"
  • "Seattle-Tacoma, Wash., Airport Expansion Hits Snag"
  • "BAA clashes with biggest customer"
  • "Low-cost airport at Frankfurt"
  
  
• Sunday January 06, 2002
  • "Court Upholds Ban of Hartsfield Newsrack Fee"
  • "PR Firm Gives Up LAX Contract"
  • "Peeing passenger threatens plane"
  • "Southwest Airlines plane slides off runway at Sacramento International Airport"
  • "Tampa crash seen triggering New Air safety debate"
  • "Airplanes' food carts under safety scrutiny"
  • "Law may cost jobs in airport security"
  • "Dillon: Let airports, not feds, control security"
  • "D/FW screening process has long way to go"
  • "Security talks after UK airport 'breaches'"
  • "Deadly weapons smuggled onto UK jet"
  
  
• Saturday January 05, 2002
  • "Air travel down over Christmas, but FAA expects passengers to return"
  • "Las Vegas airport land sales a high-stakes game"
  • "Runway waits 'not tolerable,' DeCosta says"
  
  
• Friday January 04, 2002
  • "South Carolina authority OKs airport vehicle checkpoint"
  • "Denver Airport Screener Fired"
  • "Elko, Nevada airport officials work to keep tower open"
  • "National to Showcase Landing System"
  • "FAA Orders American Airlines to Recheck Bags at Lambert Field"
  • "Smaller Airlines Boost Service While Giants Can't Cut Fares"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - San Jose International Airport, San Jose, CA"
  • "Raleigh-Durham, N.C., International Airport Director Experiences Highs, Lows"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Lawton-Ft. Sill Regional Airport, Lawton, OK"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport, Oregon"
  • "FAA Approval of Greensboro, N.C., FedEx Hub Draws Mixed Reactions"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on Request To Release Airport Land at the Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport, Bullhead City, Arizona From Airport Improvement Program Grant Obligations and Assurances "
  • "Fort Wayne, Ind., Airport Expects to See Improvement in 2002"
  • "Attacks Affect Airport Security in Amarillo, Texas"
  • "Wetlands for San Francisco Runways"
  • "Polish audit body criticizes bad management at airport authority"'
  • "Farmers Protest Mexico City Airport"
  • "A closer look: the outlook for commercial aviation"
  • "More security will raise airline ticket prices, officials say"
  • "'Culture of Theft' Makes JFK a 'Disaster': Expert"
  • "New York Governor Launches 'Keep America Flying' Campaign"
  
  
• Thursday January 03, 2002
  • "New Zealand airport runway trees become a cultural stand"
  • "St. Louis Airport seeks tenants for sites that rented use of PCs, phones and faxes"
  • "Airlines Need Time to Boost Reagan National Flights"
  • "Nation's First Harley-Davidson Airport Rental Agency Opens At Palm Springs International Airport Terminal"
  • "Man Held for Hiding Knife in Shoe"
  
  
• Wednesday January 02, 2002
  • "Cincinnati Airport security to focus on cars"
  • "Illinois airports to reduce number of guard troops"
  • "Security Costs, Labor Relations Likely To Be Key Issues For 2002"
  • "New Liar Test Could Become Standard at Airports"
  • "Terrorist With Shoe Bomb Exposes Shortcomings in Aviation Security"
  • "British device senses explosives/ UK airports build on impressive safety record"
  • "Sept. 11 caps an eventful year for D/FW Airport"
  • "Miami Airport shops spark debate"
  • "Patronage seen stifling board that runs Logan Airport"
  • "KCI secured passenger holding areas irksome to some travelers"
  • "Airport Security Is Better Than You Think"
  • "Survival of the cheapest in European skies"
  • "Anxious air travelers don't always heed warnings"
  • "Gulfport airport officials still mum on suspicious item"
  • "O'Hare breach gets FAA scrutiny"
  • "Indiana airport crime investigator reassigned"
  • "Honolulu Airport 'more alert,' official says"
  • "New U.S. Aviation Security Fee to Start Feb. 1"
  • "Aviation Experts: New Airport Security Equipment Needed"
  
  
• Tuesday January 01, 2002
  • "Hunter forces runway closure at Salt Lake City International Airport"
  • "Changes in the way we travel may be permanent"
  • "Denver Airport Security Workers Suspended"
  • "'Security breach' wreaks havoc at DIA"
  • "Guardsmen take airport duty in stride"
  • "Air security only as strong as its weakest link"
  
  
• Monday December 31, 2001
  • "Airports seek bomb-detection options"
  • "Biometrics puts SFO on fast track for checking new workers"
  • "Airlines say waits in line shorter now"
  • "Airport security deadlines loom"
  • Reminder! Your invitation has not been confirmed!
  • "Honolulu airport will hire Federal screeners"
  • "Security guards' mistakes result in evacuations at two U.S. airports"
  • "Airline Fatality Figures Below Annual Average Despite 2001 Tragedies"
  • "San Francisco Airport Expansion Proposal Is Tied to Wetlands Restoration"
  • "Airline Industry's New Focus on Security May Slow Accident-Prevention Efforts"
  • "Reid Case Spotlights U.K.'s Bad Record, Failure of World Security Coordination"
  • "Travelers Slowly Return to Raleigh-Durham, N.C., Airport"
  • "New runway to be built at Siberian airport"
  • "Passenger Traffic at International Airports Rises 5.8%"
  • "Steep Drop in Travel Puts Broward County, Fla., Airport in Post-Sept. 11 Slump"
  • "Phillipines Building US$500 Mln Airport Terminal in Manila"
  • "Port of Oakland Still Confident That Airport Tangle Will Be Resolved"
  • "Transcript: Sen. Hutchison on Airline Security"
  • "DIA concourse temporarily closed after security breach"
  • "Air security quiz"
  • "Feds OK dropouts as airport screener"
  • "Blame is hotly disputed in shoe-bomb case"
  • "Gun, ammo undetected in carry-on at airports"
  • "For Airlines, Normalcy Is Still Miles Away"
  • "2002 ASCE Met Section Air Transport Presentation Calendar"
  
  
• Sunday December 30, 2001
  • "DOT Scrambles for Airport Screeners"
  • "U.S. May Buy Stock in Airlines"
  
  
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