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• Wednesday March 27, 2002
  • "Commuter airline pilot threatens to crash into Denver building"
  • "Harrisburg, Pennsylvania airport unveils $221 million expansion, with rail link to Lancaster"
  • "FAA calls for an end to Boston runway feud"
  • "Frequent fliers: The biometric guinea pigs"
  • "Argenbright Security to stay on: TSA not ready to take over"
  • "SFO Disagrees with Airlines on Check-in Time"
  • "Soft Target - Part 3 of 5: 'The Suicide Factor"
  • "2 airports blocking Alamo, National from combining operations"
  • "No cronies on Detroit airport board, McNamara vows"
  • "FAA updates Massachusetts officials on Boston runway issues"
  • "Portland Airport security chief brings experience to job"
  • "Opinion: Secure area?"
  • "Sky Harbor noise-reducing procedure called risky"
  • "Improvements will come"
  • "Fliers feel squeeze, but security lapses persist"
  • "National Guard Leaves Detroit Metro Airport"
  • "Altered Security Procedures Require New Airport Designs"
  • "EU, Russia avert air war with potential solution to noisy jet problem"
  • "Airline Explores Ways to Streamline Check-In Process at Tacoma, Wash., Airport"
  • "Immigration Agents Arrest 25 San Jose, Calif.-Area Airport Workers"
  • "TSA to Be Audited by DOT IG"
  • "Airline Fatalities Highest in 2001"
  • "Small Community Air Service Development Pilot Program"
  
  
• Tuesday March 26, 2002
  • "A year old, `sonic' jet starts to jell"
  • "DIA dangles bait to land foreign flights"
  • "Scaled back Miami airport plan on table"
  • "S&P says European airports sustaining credit quality despite Sept 11"
  • "Full Throttle for Airbus' Superjumbo Jet"
  • "Investors interested in south Louisiana airport"
  • "Fitzgerald could kill O'Hare plan, Durbin says"
  • "Airbus denies super-jumbo could face ban"
  • "Officials to sign Detroit Metro Airport deal"
  • "Veterans get call as need for security forces grows"
  • "FAA agent reveals security lapses"
  • "Cincinnati Airport wins $131 million for runway expansion"
  • "Experts fear more aviation attacks"
  • "Taxiway Incursions"
  • "Scope Restrictions Hurting Regional Airports, Turboprop Fleet -- Service Loss At Bentonville Symptomatic Of Nationwide Problem"
  • "Air Security Lapses Continue After Sept. 11"
  • "NPR: Memo Rips Airport Security, Citing Undercover Tests"
  • "Airport security trainees to descend on Oklahoma City"
  • "Fresno, Calif. Airport Chief Suspended for Security Breach"
  • "Top TSA official resigns after just 2 months"
  • "Knives, guns, fake bombs elude U.S. airport security"
  
  
• Monday March 25, 2002
  • "Pennsylvania airport gets security money"
  • "For $50, Moscow Airport Puts On a Kind Face"
  • "Nail clippers get noticed, but knives slip through"
  • "Reinventing the Wheel"
  • "Augusta, Ga., Airport Markets to Visitors"
  • "Harrisburg, Pa., Airport's Recovery Is Ahead of National Average"
  • "Minnesota Transportation Planners Consider Rochester Airport for Cargo"
  • "Probe into Trinidad airport scandal"
  • "Japanese airports lack funding for upgrades"
  • "Airport Redesign Nationwide Awaits Key Information on Bomb-Detection Units"
  • "Hong Kong Airport Authority to break ops into 5 independent business units"
  • "The hardships of being a ramp rat with integrity"
  • "New U.S. Security Agency Could Employ 60,000"
  • "Race to overhaul airline security"
  • "Corporations band together in trying to break strangleholds on airports"
  • "Small airports are forced into new era of security"
  
  
• Sunday March 24, 2002
  • "Letter: Island Airport in Los Angeles Harbor Worth Studying"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport's New Terminal: One Month Later: Midfield flashy, flawed"
  • "Sydney Airport, administrators in terminal dogfight"
  • "San Diego's Lindbergh Field to Look at Buying Marine Corps Site"
  • "British Air Security Inadequate, Terror Cop Says"
  • "Official: Rhode Island runway extension will reduce noise over neighborhoods"
  • "Everyone Empty Your Pockets?"
  • "Portland, Oregon airport aims for smooth sailing"
  • "Showing off new technology - Gee-whiz jet sells air safety"
  
  
• Saturday March 23, 2002
  • "Navigating America's Airports"
  • "Security may be eased at Bradley airport"
  • "Daley pushes for O'Hare bill in D.C."
  • "Illinois airport panel asks OK of noise study"
  • "Doubling of Phoenix airport magnetometers is urged"
  • "FAA approves money to build 3rd PTI runway"
  • "Plans to expand Berlin airport receive setback"
  • ""Mexican-style" airport security exaggerated, say travelers"
  • "O'Hare: Senator threatens to kill 'diabolical' revised bill"
  
  
• Friday March 22, 2002
  • "LAX Is Slow to Regain Travelers"
  • "Terminal at La Guardia Evacuated"
  • "Travelers To Pay Additional Fee For Hong Kong Airport Security"
  • "Alaska Airport's Award-Winning Snow-Removal Crew Keeps Runways Open"
  • "Revised Plan for O'Hare"
  • "Orlando, Fla., International Airport Wants to Reorganize Retail, Food Vendors"
  • "Police call for tighter security at Heathrow Airport"
  • "Legislators fear creation of Hong Kong Airport Authority `empire'"
  • "New agency may take on UK airport security"
  
  
• Thursday March 21, 2002
  • "Tampa International Airport Reopens 600 Parking Spaces"
  • "Imperial County, California airport receives funding for FAA-mandated security costs"
  • "Portland, Ore., Airport May Start Using Parking Area Closed Following Attacks"
  • "Ontario, Calif., Airport Revises Land Transportation Fees"
  • "Tulsa, Okla., Airport Authority Trustees Pick Plan for Terminal Expansion"
  • "Ministry issues guidelines on using second runway at Narita"
  • "EU Clears Aer Rianta Of Abusing Dublin Airport Dominance"
  • "West Virginia Airport Plans Creep Toward Realization"
  • "Answers sought after 12-year-old's airport ordeal"
  • "Slumping Pennsylvania airport seeks aid"
  • "Airport shop sales rebounding?"
  • "Frustrated Business Leaders Want OK Of National Airport Expansion Act"
  • "Manchester, New Hampshire airport's 23m expansion will boost gates, security"
  • "DuPage Challenging O'Hare Gateway Work"
  • "Berlin faces long wait for a new airport"
  • "Board backs legislation for non-citizens as screeners"
  • "Unplugged Metal Detector Causes Delays At Logan"
  
  
• Wednesday March 20, 2002
  • "Soft Target - Part 2 of 5: 'Wartime' urgency lacking on air security"
  • "Boeing not ready to abandon plans for superfast jet"
  • "LAX receives security funding"
  • "Focus Shifts to Expansion of Ontario, California Airport"
  • "Fraport confirms eying minority stake in Rome airport"
  • "Strike to shut down Australian airports"
  • "Some Guard troops to leave Logan early"
  • "Bradley Airport Goes With McDonald's"
  • "Waco, Texas airport receives federal funds for security costs"
  • "FAA chief not at ease with new scanners"
  • "Argenbright booted after O'Hare mishap"
  • "Mayor: Fix or shut Detroit City Airport"
  • "Allegations raise concerns about U.S. airports"
  • "FAA seen near end of review for Logan runway"
  • "Slow Development of Bomb Sniffer Reveals Snags Behind Federal Push"
  • "Mineta/ Airport Screeners Will Have to Be U.S. Citizens"
  • "Attacks Muddy Demand Estimates For Large Aircraft"
  • "Thumbs Up For Cape Town Airports Emergency Preparedness"
  • "Malaysian PM Inspects Dusseldorf Airport Operations"
  • "Foreign bids for Italy's Florence airport privatisation"
  • "New Zealand's Infratil/ Wellington Airport's Jet Charges May Rise"
  • "Ground-Transportation Setup Baffles Detroit-Airport Travelers"
  • "Columbia, Mo., Airport Officials Put Expansion Plans On Hold"
  • "Airbus Contests $2.1 Billion Estimate For Serving A380"
  • "London airport security put under the microscope after pounds 2m 'copycat' heist at Heathrow"
  • "Fight over Tokyo airport charges"
  • "Ministers Demand Heathrow Security Inquiry"
  • "Sept. 11 may have benefited Florida airport"
  
  
• Tuesday March 19, 2002
  • "Texas airport looking to rid itself of problem trees"
  • "Security fails to detect scissors at Pittsburgh airport"
  • "Lapses at Logan fail to catch ticket mix-up"
  • "Multi-Million Dollar Heist at London Airport"
  • "DIA To Be Among First To Get Federal Screeners"
  • "DIA's frequent-flier security express line takes off"
  • "DIA receives funds to help with increased security"
  • "Salt Lake Airport Testing Security Device That Reads Hands to Allow Access"
  • "El Toro: Lawsuit Seeks to Invalidate Anti-Airport Vote"
  • "Jacksonville, Florida airport vehicle searches are over"
  • "Experts Now Say $5B Airline Bailout May Have Been Wrong"
  • "Notice of Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) Approvals and Disapprovals"
  • "Too Many New African Airports Fight for Same Customers"
  • "Airports/ Transportation Dept. to Give $175M In Supplemental Funds for Security"
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• Monday March 18, 2002
  • "Privacy group seeks DOT passenger-screening plans"
  • "Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport may get more oversight"
  • "U.S. to give airports $175 million for security"
  • "Commissioner thinks N.J. gets short end of Port Authority stick"
  • "A New Power Struggle at El Toro"
  • "Airbus Continues To Develop A380 Despite Downturn"
  • "New Training Device for Fighting Airport Fires"
  • "Stockton, Calif., Airport Officials Plan New Standards for Aviation Services"
  • "Backers say Louisiana regional airport still viable"
  • "Air security under fire: Travelers irate over aggressive airport searches"
  • "New baggage carts at Lambert Field may cost double to rent"
  • "Speedy screening on way at DIA"
  • "Dispute over tower may block use of Huntsville, Alabama airport's new runway"
  • "Los Angeles Airport Terminal Reopened After Bomb Scare"
  
  
• Sunday March 17, 2002
  • "FAA Rescinds More Relaxed List of Carry-Ons"
  • "Scare empties Newark Airport terminal"
  • "Fast, safe airport checks pledged"
  • "Analyst: Ending agent fees could cover airline security"
  • "Consumers to See Higher Travel Costs"
  • "$1.21 million from U.S. will help a bit with Portland airport security"
  • "West Virginia airports to split security funds"
  • "Southwest CEO addresses Reno crowd: Discusses success in difficult marketplace"
  
  
• Saturday March 16, 2002
  • "Some screeners at Florida airport haven't been paid for a month"
  • "Liverpool Names Airport After Lennon"
  • "Bill would save security screener jobs"
  • "Mineta calls for wider security upgrades"
  • "Massage business takes off in airport"
  • "Extend runway at Fort Lauderdale airport, FAA says"
  • "Norfolk airport is almost recovered from attacks slump"
  • "New agency has giant task of making air travel safe"
  • "West Virginia airport site studies could begin by May"
  • "Power loss snarls DIA"
  
  
• Friday March 15, 2002
  • "Wayne commission to fight Detroit Metro authority setup"
  • "DIA takes safety to heart"
  • "Hartsfield slips a bit, but still No. 1 in passengers"
  • "Mineta seeks to balance airline service and security"
  • "Chicago airport workers fail security test"
  • "Missouri Airports Get $26 Million From Federal Government"
  • "Schiphol cleared by Dutch transport ministry to charge security fees"
  • "Russia still grappling with aircraft noise problem"
  • "African Airport is Not for the Birds"
  • "Russian government considers reducing number of international airports"
  • "Airports Open Smoking Facilities To Combat Drop-Off in Travel"
  • "Orlando airport tests new screening technology"
  • "Full car inspections no longer required at JIA garages"
  • "Mississippi airport addresses noise, runway concerns"
  • "Deadline for Notification of Intent To Use the Airport Improvement Program (AIP) Sponsor Entitlement, Cargo Funds, and Nonprimary Entitlement Funds for Fiscal Year 2002"
  • "UK airport faces Easter 4-day strike"
  • "Melbourne Airport running as usual despite firefighters stopwork"
  • "Battle likely for New Zealand airport"
  • "UN official claims human rights breaches in expropriation of land for new airport"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Authority Taps Builder for $8 Million Headquarters"
  • "Public Gets Last Chance to Comment on Biloxi, Miss.-Area Airport Studies"
  
  
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