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• Wednesday November 28, 2001
  • "DOT Looks to Speedier Air Security"
  • "Airline Industry News Roundup"
  • "Airports Don't Have Enough Resources To Scan Every Bag, Comply With Law"
  • "FAA Holds Air Security Symposium"
  • "Small airlines go extra mile"
  • "O'Hare deal tied to Meigs closing"
  • "Anchorage, Alaska airport plan spares park"
  • "Woman arrested at RDU Airport for assaulting airport police"
  • "U.S. Customs warns international airlines to supply passenger lists"
  • "Pilots Say Cargo Planes Overlooked By New Security Law"
  • "Montreal airport agency restructures, cuts 60 jobs"
  • "El Toro decision important to Riverside County"
  • "Where's the jingle? / Airport merchants still waiting for retail rebound"
  • "New Security Requirements May Strain Airports"
  
  
• Tuesday November 27, 2001
  • "RDU takes revenue hit"
  • "Memo to airports: Hire Big Brother"
  • "AirTran Sues a Man Who Breached Security At Atlanta Airport, Causing Ripple of Delays"
  • "A November to Remember at Miami International Airport"
  • "British government will resist French plans to build airport on war graves - official"
  • "Paying for security"
  • "United's bumpy ride looking a bit smoother"
  • "Thanksgiving weekend ends smoothly at Bay Area airports"
  • "Government deluged with ideas for airports, airliners"
  • "Pilots criticise Zurich crash runway"
  • "Few incidents reported at U.S. airports"
  • "Sniffer Dogs Often Better Than Machines"
  
  
• Monday November 26, 2001
  • "Gulfport, Miss.-Area Airport Officials Remain Hopeful Air Travel Will Pick Up"
  • "Scottish MP dismisses SNP's airport charges campaign"
  • "Regional Irish airports may suffer under low charge plan"
  • "Irish farmer challenges Shannon airport restrictions"
  • "Schiphol-Malaysia airports talks extended"
  • "Experts Says Future Remains Bright for Urban Airports"
  • "Forgive SFO if it's a bit skeptical"
  • "South Africa/ Airports firm fires security company at Johannesburg airport"
  • "Items confiscated at airports eventually head to the incinerator"
  • "Boeing refuses to enter panic mode"
  • "Security slips as government grows"
  • "California National Guard troops met with praise, criticism"
  • "Turbulence awaits next BWI boss"
  • "Unplugged machine delays thousands; Sea-Tac concourses evacuated"
  • "Airlines reap what they sow"
  • "Oakland, California airport terminal evacuated"
  • "Airport Waits Remain Manageable As Airlines Bring in Extra Staffers"
  • "Double whammy at California's John Wayne Airport"
  
  
• Sunday November 25, 2001
  • "Air Fares Likely to Edge Up as Security Tightens"
  • "Manchester, New Hampshire airport may go ahead with terminal expansion after all"
  • "Buffalo, New York airport's passenger numbers rebounding"
  • "Newark Airport pressed to boost security"
  • "Americans brace for long trip home"
  
  
• Saturday November 24, 2001
  • "Airlines ask Wisconsin airport to cut fees"
  • "Pittsburgh airport magazine makes debut"
  • "DIA revenues expected to tumble"
  • "Sea-Tac Airport Cleared"
  • "Spokane, Washington airport projects to proceed"
  • "Despite Ruling, Logan Official Predicts Ouster of Argenbright"
  • "Fewer holiday travelers take to air"
  • "In The Cockpits: Probe reconstructs horror, calculated attacks on planes"
  • "Juneau, Alaska Airport: Cut trees to drive birds away"
  • "Rifle Shot Causes Stir at Dallas Airport"
  
  
• Friday November 23, 2001
  • "Call for change to push airport sales"
  • "Airline revenues dip 38%"
  • "Nation's airlines are at risk of going under"
  • "A closer look: the aviation industry"
  • "Canada's small-market airline service declining and analysts suggest it will get worse"
  • "Airport Shuttles Struggle"
  • "Air travel down, but roads, rails crowded"
  • "Tough airport boss ready for the rush"
  • "Troops inspecting vehicles at LAX parking structures"
  • "List of Choices Narrows for Post Overseeing BWI"
  • "Hawaii's airports plan for security transition"
  • "The Airport of the Future Features Some High-Tech Security Devices"
  • "Lawsuit Targets El Toro"
  • "The Truth About Airport Security"
  • "U.S. Airport Task Starts With Staff"
  • "Dubai airport expansion split into five parts"
  • "Six seriously hurt in Iran airport accident"
  • "Sharjah airport gets new department"
  • "Terminal decline/ Heathrow handles 1,000 flights a day, to 220 destinations. It's the busiest international airport in the world and is now getting a new terminal"
  • "Los Angeles International Airport Reports October Statistics"
  • "Airlines worry about bomb-screening deadline"
  • "New firm at Phoenix airport has lapses"
  • "Aviation Security Experty Analyzes Federalization Act"
  • "Small Airlines Adapting Quicker"
  • "Canada Unveils New Air Security Bill"
  • "Canada to Tighten Airport Security"
  
  
• Thursday November 22, 2001
  • "Airports Struggle to Keep Environment Safe from Deicing"
  • "Businesses at D/FW Need to Fill Jobs Again"
  • "Police, deputies to take over security at Oakland airport / Private firm to be relegated to minor role"
  • "Federal Screener Force Chosen To Provide Better Security"
  • "Eliminating Risks Takes Effective Layers"
  • "Tracking Software Takes on Security Function"
  • "Investment Bank Says Auckland Airport A Standout Among Global Peers"
  • "Thanksgiving travel big test for airlines"
  • "Blunder puts troubled security firm back at Logan"
  
  
• Wednesday November 21, 2001
  • "Medford Airport, Horizon Air Celebrate Inaugural Non-Stop Jet Service to Los Angeles"
  • "Airline Industry News Roundup"
  • "Unions Hope to Organize Federal Airport Workers"
  • "Aldeasa negotiating acquisition of Swissair airports' shop unit Nuance"
  • "Paris Airports Report Slump in Passengers"
  • "Federal Screener Force Chosen To Provide Better Security -- But Gaps in Terminal and AOA Security Remain as Major Huddles to Overcome"
  • "Security Breach at Phoenix Airport"
  • "Judge Puts Argenbright Back at Logan Airport"
  • "Standing watch while you fly: D/FW Airport's Guard-ian angels"
  • "Cost of added security has Newark's budget seeing red"
  • "John Wayne Airport Use Slowly Increasing"'
  • "Knives confiscated at Boise Airport"
  • "Approval of Heathrow Terminal Adds to List of Projects in Europe"
  • "Vienna airport makes less profit"
  • "Air Security Legislation A Mixed Blessing for South Bend, Ind., Airport"
  • "Parking Cost Rises at Portland, Ore., Airport"
  • "Travelocity Says Denver Airport Waits Are the Worst"
  • "Effects of Sept. 11 Hurt Manatee, Fla.-Area Airport"
  • "Ontario, Calif., Airport Promotion Campaign Hurt by Terrorist Attacks"
  • "Chattanooga, Tenn., Metropolitan Airport Officials Evaluate Funding Situation"
  • "Israel's main airport at Tel Aviv paralysed by strike"
  • "Rome's Fiumicino airport hit by strike"'
  • "Irish airport profits are still climbing skyward"
  • "Residents fear more misery from Heathrow airport expansion"
  • "United Tests 'Priority' Security Screening at Chicago, Los Angeles Airports"
  • "French airports record sharp fall-off in passengers"
  • "Congress OKs Aviation Security Bill; AIP Can Be Tapped for Debt Service"
  • "UK Minister paves way for Heathrow runway"
  • "The Heathrow Report"
  • "Drunken guard triggers Reno airport evacuation"
  
  
• Tuesday November 20, 2001
  • "Airline Industry News Roundup"
  • "Security Cos. May Survive Fed Takeover"
  • "No Federal Charge in Airport Breach"
  • "U.S. Must Make Airport Safety Program Fly"
  • "New Law to Overhaul Airline Security"
  • "Bush Signs Sweeping Airline Bill"
  • "Preserving Hubs Is the Method Behind the Madness"
  • "AOA Highlights for November 16"
  • "AOA Highlights for October 26"
  
  
• Monday November 19, 2001
  • "U.S. seeks stricter rules on shipping of hazardous materials"
  • "After years of dispute, San Jose, California airport expansion takes off"
  • "American Airlines likely will retain its dominance in any industry shakeout"
  • "Friendly vs. safe: The new era in flying"
  • "Parking-Lot Operators Struggle for Control As Business at Airports, Urban Areas Wanes"
  • "Bush Set to Sign Airport Safety Measure"
  • "New Transit Lounge in Taiwan's Chiang Kai Shek Airport Inaugurated"
  • "Korea's Incheon airport turns down airlines' call for lower charges"
  • "Eateries at Orange County, Calif.-Area Airport Reach Out to Nonfliers"
  • "Notice of Intent To Prepare EIS - Gary/Chicago Airport in Gary, IN"
  • "Security up, parking fees down at SFO / Travelers urged to arrive 3 hours early"
  • "Minneapolis airport orders simulations of airport blasts ; A New Mexico research firm's computer estimates will determine the safety of the airport's two terminal"
  • "Reform Plan Asks Japan's Narita To Shoulder Kansai Airport Debt"
  • "Hartsfield Airport will tighten security up"
  • "Norfolk airport submits $28M security wish list"
  • "Sea-Tac Airport economy is in for a long, rough ride"
  • "Safety is in the bag"
  • "Challenge to make airports safe may stretch bill's 1-year deadline"
  • "Airport checks vary widely: Inconsistencies seen throughout the U.S."
  • "Study on how to best use two Bangkok airports"
  • "4,000 Security Breaches at Salt Lake, Utah Airport"
  • "Florida airport clears concourse after security breach; one jet's passengers screened in Ohio"
  • "Airport Bill Approach Could Be Repeated"
  • "Hilo, Hawaii airport work annoys residents"
  • "DeCosta's job at Hartsfield is in jeopardy"
  • "Missouri study describes $BAN(Beltdown$BC
    (Bat municipal airport"
  • "Air-Security Bill Poses Tough Challenges; A Whole New Work Force Must Be Hired"
  • "Taking Fear Out of Flying"
  
  
• Sunday November 18, 2001
  • "NPR: Atlanta Airport Security Breach Prompts New Concerns"
  • "New Clarity About LAX"
  • "Decision on Heathrow's fifth terminal expected"
  • "Argenbright fired at Logan"
  • "Senator: Pilots will have guns in 2-3 months"
  • "Airlines focus on survival, not Sonic Cruiser"
  • "City chiefs sign on to Oakland airport expansion"
  • "Logan liability capped for Sept. 11 terrorism"
  • "MSP Security Flaws Found"
  • "Racing to Offer the Details of a Plan on Airline Security"
  • "Checked baggage remains Achilles heel of air security"
  • "California governor OKs additional guardsmen"
  • "Pilots May 'Shut Down System' If They Can't Carry Guns"
  • "Airport bill could be beneficial for Hawaii"
  • "FAA declares stadium site in Tempe, Arizona a flight hazard"
  • "Aviation security bill to shore up Logan security, finances"
  • "Bay area airports warn of holiday crowds"
  • "Hawaiian air travelers generally favor security bill"
  • "A Promise For Safe Skies, Airports"
  • "Director: Salt Lake Airport Will Set Pace in Security"
  • "Sophisticated scanners to help BWI screen checked bags for explosives"
  • "Federal Preemption: Proposal would override Illinois law on O'Hare"
  • "Airport construction causes Tokyo-Bangkok rift"
  
  
• Saturday November 17, 2001
  • "Hopkins Runway Construction Running Year Behind"
  • "Amarillo, Texas airport manager waits to see security bill's effects"
  • "Can the federal government be trusted to improve airport security?"
  • "Airport security changes should be seamless"
  • "Hartsfield Airport Recovers After Chaotic Day"
  • "U.S. will take over airport security"
  • "Column: Let Airlines Fail"
  • "Doubts Linger on Airport Security"
  • "Man Arrested in Hartsfield Security Breach"
  • "Aviation Legislation Heads to Bush"
  • Gun Toter Totin Barges Now
  
  
• Friday November 16, 2001
  • "Atlanta Airport Shut Down After Security Breach"
  • "Congress OKs Aviation Security Bill"
  • "Lawmakers Agree on Federal Oversight of Airport Screening"
  • "Security Bill Is Criticized by Those It Would Displace"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport security measure has golf shop teed off"
  
  
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