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• Thursday April 11, 2002
  • "Prices Heading Up At Some Airport Shops"
  • "Miami Airport Bonds Off Moody's Watch List; Outlook Changed to Negative"
  • "Airports Set for Splurge"
  
  
• Wednesday April 10, 2002
  • "Wyoming airport officials ask Geringer to postpone Guard withdrawal"
  • "Off-duty police replacing Guardsmen at Atlanta airport"
  • "Security fears shutting down a U.S. airport daily"
  • "O'Hare plans change on the fly"
  • "Fresno, California dismisses airport director"
  • "IATA Slams New Canadian Airport Security Tax"
  • "Mayors Share Airport Security Concerns With Magaw, Urge TSA to Meet Deadlines for Explosive Detections Machines, Federal Screeners"
  • "Airport bomb-sniffing dogs learn their trade at Lackland Air Force Base"
  • "Denver Airport Sees Extra Security Costing At Least $65M"
  • "Optimistic Airports in U.S. Plan To Continue Expansion Projects
  • "LAX'S New Special Assistance Vehicle Serves Travelers With Disabilities"
  • "Fraport declines comment on report it seeks to back out of Manila project"
  • "Schiphol long-term rating cut to AA- from AAA by S&P; outlook stable"
  • "Impressive Chinese airport caught short on facilities"
  • "Data Shows No Increase In RJ Flying At LaGuardia"
  • "Moody's Changes Atlanta's Hartsfield Airport to Stable"
  • "Warning of economic need for expansion at UK airports"
  
  
• Tuesday April 09, 2002
  • "New Wing At Bradley Is Taking Shape"
  • "Finalists selected in search for new Massport CEO"
  • "Massport sets a $250,000 CEO salary"
  • "New Delhi international airport neither airport nor international"
  • "Florida airports plan to add security checkpoints"
  • "Parking Revenue Loss: Hartsfield wants to retake spots"
  • "Sticker shock of air security grows"
  • "Newark Airport replacing embattled security company"
  • "Study Finds Airline Quality Better"
  • "Vinci, Fraport, 4 others seek to buy 29 pct stake in Florence airport"
  • "Australia Wants Sydney Airport Bids By June 12"
  • "Maintaining U.S. Airports Safety Could Cost 6 Billion Dollars in 2002"
  • "Security Firm May Leave Memphis, Tenn., Airport"
  • "Security Breach Closes Cincinnati Terminal"
  • "Dubai airport reports sterling performance"
  
  
• Monday April 08, 2002
  • "Apology issued in BWI flap"
  • "Fresno and Clovis, Calif., Residents Work to Lessen Noise from Local Airport"
  • "Second runway opens at Narita"
  • "Sacramento International Airport is set to become the area's ... Economic Hub"
  • "High-Tech Identity Checks"
  • "Service Hard on Reservists, Guardsmen"
  
  
• Sunday April 07, 2002
  • "Contract for Food at LAX Is Extended"
  • "La Guardia Security Stepped Up"
  • "Logan's security breaches at issue"
  • "New airport security screening agency, old runaround"
  • "Some worry Portland, Maine jetport project will crimp business travel"
  • "Portland, Maine airport to begin runway project in May"
  • "Man Who Disrupted Plane Gets 3 Years"
  • "Loaded Gun Found in Man's Luggage"
  • "Boy Says Stream Water Made Him Sick"
  
  
• Saturday April 06, 2002
  • "Airport Bomb Detectors Studied"
  • "Dredging plan for SFO raises ire"
  • "Training of Airport Screening Supervisors Delayed"
  • "More Knives Get Past Screeners at New Orleans Airport"
  • "County pushes Pittsburgh airport for cargo"
  • "Contractor overcharged $1.7 million for Detroit airport work, commissioners say"
  • "Airlines and airports trying to ease security bottlenecks"
  • "Airport Security Vs. Efficiency"
  
  
• Friday April 05, 2002
  • "Singapore says group planned Changi airport attack"
  • "Planes Often Enter Prohibited U.S. Airspace"
  • "Los Angeles Airport Experience Gets Positive Rating From Passengers"
  • "Fitch Affs Atlanta, Georgia Airport Rev Bond Rtg 'AA-'; Rtg Outlook Stable"
  • "Des Moines, Iowa runway to close during expansion work"
  • "Roadshows For Indian Airport Privatisation From April 15"
  • "Charlotte, N.C. airport business center in the works for main terminal"
  • "Olympics Fail to Boost Air Traffic in Salt Lake City"
  • "Switch to Federal Airport Screeners at Spokane, Wash., Airport to Come Later"
  • "Aberdeen, S.D., Breaks Ground on New Airport Terminal"
  • "Notice of Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) Approvals and Disapprovals"
  • "Macau airport throughput soars"
  • "Garbage dump threatens Panamanian airport"
  • "China's 143 airports report rise of 11% in combined passenger transporting volume for 2001"
  • "Companies announce deal to sell luggage screening machines to federal transportation agency"
  • "Task Force to Study Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, Fla., Airport People-Mover Plan"
  • "Boeing, Rival Firms Prepare to Bid on Airport-Security Contract"
  • "Continental Airlines to Evaluate Southeast Texas Regional Airport in Beaumont"
  • "Agencies boost Thailand's provincial airports"
  • "Time Is Right for Sky Harbor Consolidated Car Rental Facility"
  • "Frankfurt Airport Security Strike Causes Few Disruptions"
  • "A model of airport security at BWI"
  • "Commentary: Jiving Us About Security"
  • "Covert airport-security inspectors 'grounded'"
  • "Airport security ripped: Too many workers have plane access"
  • "Airport Land Use: Richfield preparing for more house removals near MSP airport"
  
  
• Thursday April 04, 2002
  • "Northwest withholds O'Hare support"
  • "Pennsylvania airport gets clearance to build firefighting facility"
  • "Attendants question ground security"
  • "Runway safety gets boost at Sea-Tac"
  • "EDITORIAL/ Small Airlines Require Security Attention, Too"
  • "International Aviation Leader Clifton Moore Dies At 80; ``Mr. Airport'' Led Los Angeles Airports Department 25 Years"
  • "Long Beach, Calif., Airport Renovations Open"
  • "Ontario, Calif., Airport Serves as Backdrop for Hollywood Movie Scenes"
  • "Budget shows slight rebound for Lambert"
  • "At BWI, a Screen Test: Airport Security Directors Prepare To Take Reins From Private Guards"
  • "Airport Screening Training Begins"
  • "How does airport food measure up?"
  
  
• Wednesday April 03, 2002
  • "BWI job search stirs up a fracas"
  • "China, France Make Progress in Airport Cooperation"
  • "Airlines Fight for Space at Long Beach, California Airport"
  • "San Diego, California Airports Prepare For Changing Of The Guard"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Juneau International Airport, Juneau, AK"
  • "Minneapolis airport digs up money for projects ; Airports Commission staff members have come up with $50 million for construction work that was curtailed last fall"
  • "Airport authority holds noise test from Narita's 2nd runway"
  • "Aviation Agency Chief to Unveil Hi-Tech Radar Program at San Francisco Airport"
  • "South Korea opens new international airport"
  • "Minneapolis runway repairs won't shift jet noise ; Longest runway to get upgrades, but it's least-used"
  • "Australia's Macquarie Airports Debut Disappointing"
  • "New Zealand's Auckland International Airport To Start Major Runway Repairs"
  • "Soft Target - Part 4 of 5: "Airports seek hi-tech security"
  • "Gov't Recruiting Passenger Screeners"
  • "Hearing Called on BWI Manager Dispute"
  • "U.S. Defends Small-Airport Security Plan"
  • "British airports ignore EU ban on noisy jets"
  • "Corporate Fliers at Near Revolt Over Airline Fare Policies"
  • "Man Flees Tampa Airport Checkpoint"
  • "Michigan airport to seek input on new director"
  • "New Jersey airport to study threat from bomb blast at planned garage"
  • HA 911 Helps Stop Bleeding
  
  
• Tuesday April 02, 2002
  • "FAA Reopens Discussion On LaGuardia Slot Proposals -- Demand Management Options May Limit Access For Regionals"
  • "Malaysia Airports proposed sale to Schipol called off"
  • "Airline outlook seen as 'unpleasant'"
  • "Search Firm Says BWI Chief Chosen in 'Tainted' Process"
  • "Passenger with knives in briefcase raises security questions at New Orleans airport"
  • "Plan to Enlarge O'Hare Airport in Chicago Violates Constitutional Law, Legal Scholar Says"
  • "JFK International Airport Project Nets Engineering Excellence Award"
  • "New Mexico Airport Metal Detector Fails"
  • "Hundreds evacuated at Chicago's O'Hare airport after security lapse"
  • "DOT, FAA Put Demand Management Proposals On Hold Due To Sept. 11"
  • "Police to Replace Guard at U.S. Airports"
  • "Egyptian With Boxcutters Arrested At Miami Airport"
  
  
• Monday April 01, 2002
  • "Chinese Airports Cooperate to Improve Service"
  • "Korea's Incheon Airport Cost Competitive: British Study"
  • "NPR:Small Airport Business Perks Up"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Authority Spends $13,000 for Two-Day Retreat"
  • "San Jose, Calif., Airport Construction Gets Go-Ahead"
  • "China mulls second international airport in Beijing for 2008 Games"
  • "New Hampshire Airport Plans to Extend Its Rebound"
  • "UK airport staff face strict new vetting procedures in security crackdown"
  • "Former Atlanta Mayor's pals share in $800M Hartsfied work"
  • "Travelers undergo scrutiny in new screening system"
  • "Part of New Orleans Airport Evacuated"
  
  
• Sunday March 31, 2002
  • "Corpus Christi, Texas air travelers can park closer"
  • "Security breach at Logan part of larger problem"
  • "Changing of the Guard as Hartsfield adds police"
  • "Privacy, security at issue on base"
  • "Austin, Texas airport activity continues to decline"
  • "Police officers to replace National Guard troops at Hartsfield airport"
  • "Port Authority Will Continue To Service New York Airports"
  • HA/AQ Merger off--so is HA Pres.
  
  
• Saturday March 30, 2002
  • "Explosives-Detection System for Small Airports Assailed by Lawmaker"
  • "Indianapolis Airport to restore garage parking"
  • "California airport raids draw criticism"
  • "Officials announce appointments to new Detroit airport authority"
  • "Michigan law to keep weapons out of airports takes effect"
  • "New Detroit airport authority comes under fire again"
  • "Sponsorship means more music at Austin, Texas airport"
  • "Security breach at San Diego's Lindbergh Field; 400 evacuated"
  • "What's a 3-letter word that means Sioux City?"
  • "Air marshals set up watch in S. Florida"
  • "New Orleans airport to be paid for added security"
  • "New Canadian airport security authority gets marching orders from federal government"
  
  
• Friday March 29, 2002
  • "Boston's Logan Airport Evacuated Again"
  • "Airports See $2B Bomb Detection Costs"
  • "California Enters Airport Lawsuit"
  • "A Storm Gathers Over a California Resort Town's Airport"
  • "Real Security Is No TV Drama"
  • "Full EDS System 'More Complex Than We Ever Imagined' -- ASR Interviews John Clark, Executive Director of Jacksonville Airport Authority"
  • "Successful Baggage Screening Relies on Human Factors"
  • "Colorado Springs Airport terminal evacuated"
  • "New O'Hare bill leaves Peotone in the cold, Weller says"
  • "New Detroit airport authority comes under fire again"
  • "Commentary: Insecurity at FAA helm"
  • "NPR: Airport Security: Terminal Evacuations Put People at Risk"
  • "Baggage Screening Equipment May Create Problems at Fort Lauderdale Airport"
  • "Denver Airport Offers Short-Term Solution to Parking Woes"
  • "Aviation Rulemaking Advisory Committee; Airport Certification Issues Meeting"
  • "Harrisburg, Pa., Airport Expansion Hopes Run High"
  • "Air Traffic Controllers Say Runway Project Means Delays in San Jose, Calif."
  
  
• Thursday March 28, 2002
  • "Britain Tightens Airport Security"
  • "Passenger Makes Threat on Logan Runway"
  • "Cockpit Tape Offers Few Answers but Points to Heroic Efforts"
  • "Augusta, Georgia airport restaurant owes big"
  • "World airports hit by passenger drop"
  • "Norfolk, Virginia airport's role in security test unclear"
  • "Large, Small Airports to Use Different Security Systems"
  • "Wackenhut to take DIA screening role"
  • "Hurdles to Proposed FedEx Cargo Hub in North Carolina Continue to Fall"
  • "Twin Setbacks Hurt Fort Walton Beach, Fla.-Area Airport at End of 2001"
  • "Richmond, Va., Airport's Three Scenarios Cover Funding for Projects"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Panel Holds Meetings without Public Notice"
  • "US pleased with EU hushkit ban changes but suspicious of new rules"
  • "$350M upgrade for Montreal's Dorval airport/ Capacity to be expanded"
  • "Sharjah may win India airport deals"
  • "Canadian airports raising cash many ways/ Montreal tries fixed income method"
  • "A New Turf War Slows Campaign To Improve Screening at Airports"
  • "Feds scrap Sky Harbor landing procedure that controllers called unsafe, noisy"
  
  
• Wednesday March 27, 2002
  • "Logan terminal shuffle may mean more waits"
  • "If O'Hare bill fails, expansion may die"
  • "Block of O'Hare expansion doubtful"
  • "ICAO sets new security standards"
  
  
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