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• Sunday December 30, 2001
  • "Flying after the attacks"
  • "Washington state airports hit hard by post-attack slump"
  • "Probe into Heathrow 'security breach'"
  • "Amsterdam to levy airport security charge"
  • "Chicago Suburb Denounces O'Hare Expansion"
  • "Florida Man Arrested for Toting Gun on Planes"
  • "Bird Forces Passenger Plane to Land in England"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport Calender Raises Eyebrows"
  • "Officials to Ease Requirements on Hiring of Airline Screeners"
  
  
• Saturday December 29, 2001
  • "Catching up with . . . airport security"
  • "FAA details post-Sept. 11 security delays"
  • "Florida man arrested after transiting three airports with gun in carry-on luggage"
  • "Long delays, crowds swamp Detroit Metro Airport"
  • "Wrong note: It's your airport, why not use it?"
  • "Shoe Bomber '1 of 100'"
  • "Nowhere are changes in Maine more evident than at airport"
  • "Adding security at DIA may cost $4 million"
  • "Faster fingerprint technology to help airports meet 2002 security deadline"
  • "Security guard who let pair pass at McCarran checkpoint is fired"
  • "Threatening note shuts down Sky Harbor concourse"
  • "DIA to cut waiting times"
  • "El Al Screened Shoe-Bombing Suspect"
  • "Holiday Travelers Crowd Airports"
  • "Orlando Tests High-Tech Security"
  
  
• Friday December 28, 2001
  • "Feds to use DIA as test site for new security equipment"
  • "Fresno Airport's anti-terror face-matching scans raise privacy issues"
  • "Airport workers bravely faced new world"
  • "FAA eyes civil probe of American Airlines, Paris security contractor"
  • "Regional Idaho airport tangled in politics"
  • "West Virginia airport manager leads law enforcement effort"
  • "Travelers' Footwear at Issue in Nation's Airports"
  • "Memphis, Tenn., Airport to Speed Background Checks with Biometric Equipment"
  • "Ho Chi Minh City Airport Gets Japanese Loan for New Terminal Building"
  • "Seattle-Tacoma Runway Halted"
  • "Burbank Airline Thwarted"
  • "FAA plans probe of airline, security"
  • "Experts: Airport Security 'No Better Than September 10th'"
  • "Post-Holiday Domestic Air Travel Goes Smoothly"
  • "Check shows airport security widely inconsistent"
  • Merger spurrs water Ferries between Island
  • "Tokyo Man Arrested in Miami Airport Over Bomb Remark"
  • "Lessons of shoe-bomb incident -- Groups like Al Qaeda may now be using operatives who don't fit the police profiles"
  • "Texas Airport Detains Man with Explosive Residue on Shoes"
  
  
• Thursday December 27, 2001
  • "Security snafu causes chaos at Portland, Maine jetport"
  • "Keeping air travel safe in U.S."
  • "Vendors worry at flight-light Reagan National"
  • "JetBlue turning profit as industry struggles"
  • "Michigan's regional airports struggle to regain traffic"
  • "As security tightens, airlines attempt dodges"
  • "Singapore Airport Offers 'Game Show'"
  • "Fear-of-Flying Counselors Now Face Aviaphobics With Rational Anxieties"
  • "Belgian airport security tightened following foiled shoe bomb attack"
  • "Regional Jets Cause Stir in Aviation / Cheaper for airlines, mixed bag for airports"
  • "Long-Term West Virginia Airport Plan"
  • UAL Settlement in Job Bias
  • "Southwest flying high in downturn"
  • "Tougher Airline Security? Not Yet"
  • "New devices could boost airport security"
  
  
• Wednesday December 26, 2001
  • "Airline industry takes a turn for the better"
  • "Airport security alerts"
  • "Fire causes panic at Tokyo's Narita Airport"
  • "Economic boost incoming at Reagan"
  • "Australia's largest airport defends security"
  • "Editorial: An All-Too-Close Call Aloft"
  • "John Wayne joins airports in next step: checking shoes"
  • "Detroit Metropolitan Airport Enjoys Benefits of $3 Billion Upgrade"
  • "Boston Airport Runway Foes Cry Foul over Court Venue"
  • "Airline Dummies Still Don't Get It"
  • "Officials at MSP have stepped up security even more"
  • "Explosives still elude airport checkpoints: Metal detectors useless"
  • "Shoes already inspected at New Orleans airport"
  • "Shoe checks vary by airline and airport"
  • "O'Hare controllers air taxiway worries"
  • "Report: Shoe Bomb Explosives Suggest Accomplice"
  • "LAX Terminal Evacuated in Gift Scare"
  
  
• Tuesday December 25, 2001
  • HIA When you Gotta Wait Make it Worthwhile
  • HIA Reacts to Hot Foot
  
  
• Monday December 24, 2001
  • "Airports on Red Alert After 'Shoe Bomber' Scare"
  • "European Airports Tighten Security"
  • "FAA issues new security directive to US airlines, airports"
  • "Bullet Found at Florida Airport"
  • "FAA Criticized for Security Lapse"
  • "Shoe-bomb incident shows progress, and gaps, in air safety"
  • "All U.S. airports now required to add random shoe checks of passengers"
  • "British airports prove just as easy to fool"'
  • "LAX Terminal Shut Down in Suitcase Scare"
  • "Suspected Bomber Boarded Airplane Despite Scrutiny of French Officials"
  • "Procedures for Reimbursement of Airports, On-Airport Parking Lots and Vendors of On-Airfield Direct Services to Air Carriers for Security Mandates"
  • "Agents Arrest 30 Portland, Oregon Airport Employees"
  • "American Airlines, Raleigh-Durham, N.C., Airport Try to Reach Deal on Terminal"
  • "Cairo airport takes steps against army of rats"
  • "Onus Fell on Private Firms for Airport Workers in Secure Areas, FAA Says"
  • "Minneapolis Airport restaurants faring better than stores amid travel slowdown"
  • "Biometric systems still in early stages"
  • "O'Hare may feel pains of Detroit Metro's gains"
  • "'Footwear an easy way to breach airline security' "
  • "A dramatic reminder that airline security has yet to be taken seriously"
  • "French Police Open Airport Security Probe"
  • "Americans Travel Despite Anxiety"
  • "Suspected Bomb Try Dents Confidence in Air Travel"
  • "Suspect's Explosives Eluded Security"
  • "FAA Issues New Security Directive"
  
  
• Sunday December 23, 2001
  • "Horror of suicide slashing bid on UK bound airliner"
  • "How a passenger can pass airport security checks with explosives"
  • "Airlines, bleeding more slowly, still face record 4th-quarter loss"
  • "At Airports, Few Glad Tidings"
  • "Little Change in Airport Security"
  • "Passenger Subdued On Plane"
  • "Canadian airports fare better than U.S. after attack"
  • "C-4: A Deadly Explosive"
  • "Bush to Seek More Security Funds"
  • "Flight diverted to Boston after passenger tries to ignite `improvised explosives'"
  
  
• Saturday December 22, 2001
  • "SFO security risks continue on the job"
  • "ANALYSIS: Confidence rising in aviation security"
  • "Travelers like what they find at D/FW"
  • "O'Hare checkpoint speedup is getting off the ground"
  • "Feds to head security at airports in 2 months"
  • "It's a sardine scene at San Francisco area airports"
  • "At the Airport, Nothing Remains the Same"
  • "Bagram: an airport, but not as we know it"
  • "Dubuque, Iowa airport offers new angle"
  • "Bush Pick Promises Speed on Air Safety"
  • "In Aviation Security, 'Can't' Won't Fly, Nominee Says"
  • "Matching bags to be tough, United says"'
  • "U.S. to hire security heads for 429 airports"
  • "Essential Air Service: Airports land additional funds"
  • "More Operations at Reagan National Airport Allowed"
  
  
• Friday December 21, 2001
  • "Airlines Cut Fares on Shorter Trips In Effort to Get Travelers on Planes"
  • "Study suggests all-cargo airport in outstate Minnesota"
  • "Indian airport slums to finally go"
  • "Philippines to slash Manila airport landing fees by half"
  • "Athens International Airport reduces landing and parking charges"
  • "EPA Sounds Off on Impact of FedEx's North Carolina Cargo Hub on Aircraft Noise"
  • "Developer Seeks Jet Terminal at Ontario, Calif., Airport"
  • "San Francisco Bay Area Airports to Accelerate Fingerprint Checks"
  • "Airline woes have Pennsylvania airport authority cutting costs"
  • "Meet the man in charge of U.S. airport security"
  • "Nogales, Arizona airport master plan could cost $5 million"
  • "Four Legged Friends Enhance Security at Sacramento International Airport"
  • "Topeka Airport Authority president awaiting word on fate of Essential Air Service"
  • "More freedom for BWI urged"
  • "Reagan National Airport Tenants to Share in Federal Aid"
  • "Phoenix airlines face stiff penalties over late PFC's"
  • "FAA: Charlotte/Douglas Airport security investigation may take weeks"
  • "New Hampshire widow first to sue over security"
  • "FAA agrees to third Cincinnati runway"
  • "No Punishment Expected In Salt Lake City Airport Security Lapse"
  • "Evacuations of terminals will continue"
  • "Portland, Maine Jetport may expand sooner"
  • "U.S. Moves Forward With Aviation Security Upgrades"
  • "Burbank Council deals delay to Southwest"
  • "Ohio airport seeks county support again"
  • "Panel to weigh Sea-Tac third-runway opponents' appeal"'
  • "West Virginia regional airport still has hurdles"
  • "Grants could fund Augusta, Georgia airport expansion"
  • "US Airport Use Off 30 Pct. in Sept."
  • "DOT Official: U.S. Will Meet Security Deadlines"
  • "Menzies Will Shed 1,200 Staff From Its Aviation Division"
  • "Brazil's Sao Paulo' airports to be expanded"
  • "Minneapolis Airport Panel Changes Stance on Insulation for Jet Noise"
  • "Airport Worker Security Checks Could Cost Bay-Area Airports $1 Million"
  • "Operator to Settle Lawsuit to Control Management of Mid-Pennsylvania Airports"
  • "FAA Rejects Lease of Niagara Falls, N.Y., Airport to Spanish Firm"
  • "Ecuador Calls For Bids On Building New Quito Airport"
  • "Russia's Sheremetyevo II Rated One of World's Worst Airports"
  • "Tokyo Govt Agrees To Haneda Airport Runway Expansion Plan"
  
  
• Thursday December 20, 2001
  • "Minneapolis Airports' Refunding Aimed at Aiding Northwest Airlines"
  • More and More on HAL/AQ Merger
  • More HAL/AQ Merger News
  • HAL/AQ Merger
  
  
• Wednesday December 19, 2001
  • "Ultimate screening coming to Salt Lake City International Airport"
  • "Mid-Continent fliers gradually come back"
  • "Security breaches have delayed 1,111 flights"
  • "Passenger screening firm awaits federal takeover"
  • "Airlines Seek Alternative to Bag Screening"
  • "Tennessee airport authority must release correspondence with its lawyer"
  • "Despite Improvements, Post-Sept. 11 Flying Is Still a Chore"
  • "West Virginia port authority votes on regional airport Wednesday"
  • "Florida Airport Director has upbeat view of airport's low numbers"
  • "Northwest Airlines Baggage To Be Matched To Passengers"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Palm Beach International Airport, West Palm Beach, FL"
  • "Parking Prices at Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Could Take Off"
  • "Notice of Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) Approvals and Disapprovals"
  • "Chattanooga, Tenn., Airport Wants to Pick Up Federal Funds"
  • "Bradenton, Fla.-Area Airport Will Ease Shortfall with Grant Funds"
  • "O'Hare Airport Bill"
  • "Boeing keeps its faith in 747"
  • "Cincinnati Airport's 9-11 tab is $2.4M"
  • "Denver Airport workers asked to fess up"
  • "FAA set to unveil rerouting of flights from Phoenix"
  • "Salt Lake City Mayor Vows Airport Will Screen Every Bag"
  • "Boston renews runway fight"
  • "Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport budget trimmed"
  • "Airlines, shaken, face more shakeout"
  • "Security Lapses Cited at Austin, Texas airport"
  
  
• Tuesday December 18, 2001
  • "Airports, Government Face Shortage Of Explosive Detectors -- Deadline For Checked Baggage Systems Cut From 13 Years to 13 Months"
  • "Charlotte, North Carolina Airport Closed for Hour"
  • "Guns are still showing up at Las Vegas airport"
  • "Pittsburgh International, Allegheny County airports to get closer looks"
  • "BWI having tough time landing more retailers"
  
  
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