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• Friday March 15, 2002
  • "El Toro: Parks, Not Airports"
  • "Philadelphia International Airport Studies Runway Expansion"
  
  
• Thursday March 14, 2002
  • "Australian airport firefighters to stop work"
  • "Airlines to add 160 flights a week at SFO"
  • "DIA seeks more foreign nonstops"
  • "Funding on the way for improvements to Missouri airport"
  • "Cape Town International Airport to Test Emergency Capabilities"
  • "MidAmerica Director Resigns"
  • "No Legal Wrangle Over Bangkok's Airport Contract"
  • "Orlando, Fla., Airport Used to Demonstrate New Security Technology"
  • "Florida Senator Calls for Prosecutor's Probe of Miami Airport Firm's Dealings"
  • "Canada objects to nationalisation at Budapest airport"
  • "Financial Plan for UAE's Dubai International Airport"
  • "Officials pushing for new int'l airport in central Taiwan"
  • "Passenger Traffic at Boston's Logan Airport Still Lags National Levels"
  • "The air war on the ground: Airport screening machines aren't substitutes for human eyes, ears"
  • "Airport Screeners to Frisk Same Sex"
  • "Fraport Feb Passengers At 3.3M, Dn 3.2% On Year"
  • "Profits take off for Sydney Airport despite industry woes"
  • "Airports get 'field marshals' for security"
  • HA/AQ Merger?
  • "O'Hare expansion a constitutional issue, foes say"
  • "Los Angeleschr airport traffic down 22.5 percent"
  • "Port OK's equipment to expand security checkpoints at Sea-Tac"
  • "Plane crash staged at Houston Intercontinental Airport"
  • "Beefed Up Passenger Profiling Could Raise Civil Rights Issues -- Updated Profiling System Could Include Nationality, Ethnicity"
  • "Bay Area Airport Workers Have Checkered Pasts"
  • "European Parliament approves watered-down 'hushkit' proposal"
  • "Airplanes get fuller, airports friendlier -- Air traffic remains below pre-attack levels, but airport 'hassle factor' is diminishing"
  • "Beefed Up Passenger Profiling Could Raise Civil Rights Issues -- Updated Profiling System Could Include Nationality, Ethnicity"
  • "TSA Awards Contract For Recruiting Screeners"
  • "Fitch Ratings Affirms Denver Airport Revs At 'A+'; Outlook Negative"
  • "Flights Restored at Washington Nat'l"
  
  
• Wednesday March 13, 2002
  • "Decision Support Technologies, Inc. is awarded Atlanta contract"
  • "Florida County To Establish Airport Growth Panel"
  • "Traveler finds Detroit Midfield Terminal has more than a few kinks to iron out"
  • "Panel OK's authority for Detroit Metro"
  • "Security too slow, FAA told"
  • "Security top cause of airport delays"
  • "Soft Target: How Our Airports Become the First Line of Defense"
  • "Boise airport slowly regains passengers"
  • "United Hopes Expanded Schedule, Ad Campaign Will Attract Fliers"
  • "Bush to Swear In 8 Federal Directors To Oversee Security in U.S. Airports"
  • "Sacramento County, Calif., Officials Urge Hike in Airport Parking Costs"
  • "Clark Field to Become Philippines' Premier Airport"
  • "Sanford, Fla., Airport Asks to Delay Payments on State Loan"
  • "El Toro Vote Could Help Ontario, Calif.-Area Airport Efforts"
  • "Los Angeles-Area Officials to Create Master Plan for Ontario Airport"
  • "Japan conducts disease drill at airport before World Cup"
  • "Report/ European airline uses airports miles away from cities it claims to serve"
  • "UK Airport in Noise Testing Bungle"
  • "El Salvador govt. prepares port, airport, hwy. Concessions"
  • "Landowners, Mexican govt. strike airport deal"
  • "O'Hare Expansion"
  • "Largest Australian airports short $800,000 a week"
  • "Roadshows to woo bidders for Indian airports"
  • New Canadian Airline to Serve Hawaii
  
  
• Tuesday March 12, 2002
  • "Roots of Air Rage"
  • "Evacuation Exercise Adds Realism to Training"
  • "Canadian Airport Forms Regional Airline To Ensure Service"
  • "Milan's Linate airport to close for repairs in August"
  • "Berlin airport closer to privatisation"
  • "D/FW Airport touts recovery in months since Sept. 11"
  • "Publics Anger Simmers Over Airport Searches"
  • "Arizona airport conducts mock disaster drill"
  • "FAA Expects Fares to Fall in 2002, But Forecasts Sharp Rise Next Year"
  • "FAA Says Airline Travel Won't Rebound Until 2003"
  • "Kuala Lumpur airport reported on track to become regional hub"
  • "Macquarie Bank reconfirms interest in Auckland airport"
  • "Nashville Airport focus: safety, growth, service in 2002"
  • "Council tackles Boeing Field noise"
  • "Yeager tower plan controversial"
  • "Changes abound at airports since attacks"
  • "The bottom line: Worcester, Massachusetts airport is not competitive"
  • "Takeoffs, landings at San Diego County's small airports down"
  • "Airports settle into new security rules"
  
  
• Monday March 11, 2002
  • "Airport Manager in Abderdeen, S.D., Wants Control of Terminal Locks"
  • "Bangkok Airport construction takes off"
  • "Sandpoint, Wash., Officials Hope to Bring Commercial Airline to Local Airport"
  • "New York City Airport Eyes Former Police Officers As Bag Checkers"
  • "Changes in Security at Minneapolis-Area Airport in Holding Pattern"
  • "Glitches Continue to Plague New Terminal at Detroit Metro Airport"
  • "Detroit Terminal Goes High-Tech"
  • "Novel plan aims to boost Australian airport retail"
  • "Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport plan ready for review"
  • "Air travel has changed, but probably for the better, locals say"
  • "Feeder airports shortchanged, Georgia study says"
  • "Portland man, 30, arrested after bypassing PDX security barriers"
  • "Biometric security: Dulles, JFK test iris-recognition systems"
  • "Profiles in passenger safety"
  • "Promotion to Be Launched in U.S. to Boost Air Travel"
  • "EU considers raising the stakes against US airlines"
  • "Sydney Airport sale back on"
  • "Security hassles deter many frequent fliers"
  • "Note to List: Duplicate Posts"
  
  
• Sunday March 10, 2002
  • "Canadian airport closes as firefighters don't show for work"
  • "Already more secure, El Paso airport works to become even safer"
  • "Cargo jet loses way at Anchorage airport"
  • "Mineta Pledges World-Class Security"
  • "Air Travel Fear Fades, but Experts Still Worry"
  
  
• Saturday March 09, 2002
  • "Logan security study called into question"
  • "New name for Williams Gateway Airport is urged"
  • "Sponsors working to modify O'Hare expansion bill "
  • "66 charged with possessing fake documents in North Carolina airport sweep"
  • "Some Safety Firsts at BWI"
  • "Wichita must pay if airline falls short"
  • "Six months later: Maine airport notices fewer jetliners diverted for air rage"
  • "Airline industry and travelers still adjusting six months after Sept. 11"
  • "Animosity Over Different Fares for Different Travelers"
  • "Clean-air gripes cloud O'Hare outlook"
  • "British airports register first monthly increase in traffic since Sept. 11 attacks"
  
  
• Friday March 08, 2002
  • "Equality at the Airport"
  • "Hassle, not fear, is crippling air travel"
  • "Austin Airport Evacuated After Man Sets Off Metal Detector"
  • "Pre-Sept. 11 Memo Detailed Boston Airport Security Weaknesses"
  • "Arrests Made At Sacramento Airport"
  • "Navy Considers Selling El Toro"
  • "Illinois airport measure negotiable"
  • "Airport Land Use: Piedmont Triad Airport buffer urged"
  • "US DOT/ BTS indicators report shows September 11 impact on large airlines"
  • "US Taking Steps To Keep Metal Detectors Plugged In"
  • "Smokers May Get Cozier Place to Light Up at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport"
  • "Taiwan Airports Install New Security Inspection Equipment"
  • "Los Angeles Airport Evacuated Again"
  • "EU directive will require changes at Copenhagen airport"
  • "Hong Kong Airport Authority plans `largest bond offer'"
  • "Best airport approach is to end BAA's monopoly"
  
  
• Thursday March 07, 2002
  • "Sydney Airport's $2bn runway jolt"
  • "Airlines on-time rates show slight improvement in January"
  • "Marketing firm's work for MIA in question"
  • "El Toro Airport foes may chalk up 2 wins"
  • "Timing of Argenbright departure at DIA unclear"
  • "Michigan officials may slow Detroit Metro authority bill"
  • "Korean airport considers fog remover"
  • "Love Field gets final OK for limited expansion"
  • "Incident may be tip of airlines-marshals conflict"
  • "Security causes LVIA to raise landing fees"
  • "Fury at plan to hike Heathrow costs"
  • "Congress takes up O'Hare airport expansion debate"
  • "New Orleans Airport Privatization Deal Makes Transition Agenda"
  • "EDS Aviation Industry Leader Challenges Airport and Airlines to Look Beyond 'Guards, Gates, Bombs and Bullets'"
  • "Australian Govt Actively Considering Sydney Airport Sale"
  • "Stockton, Calif., Airport Promotes Its Benefits over Major Rivals"
  • "Roanoke, Va., Airport Starts to Recover; Officials Seek to Ease Flying Hassles"
  
  
• Wednesday March 06, 2002
  • "BAA 'broadly welcomes' UK CAA proposals for airport charges"
  • "Federal security director to be announced at Logan"
  • "Taiwan's airports upgrade their security equipment"
  • "Airport Security Measures"
  • "DIA to spend $20 million on jet bridges"
  • "National Guard to be replaced by police at airports"
  • "FAA's Sex Scandal"
  • "Bomb detection but a game for new hires"
  • "Big US Airlines Had Lowest-Ever `Bumping' Rate Last Year"
  • "Competition Grows as Airports Move to Take Back the Gates"
  • "Chattanooga, Tenn., Airport to Utilize Private Security Force"
  • "Los Angeles Airport Commission Authorizes Contract Negotiation for Ontario Airport Master Plan"
  • "Miami Intermodal Plan in Jeopardy Due to Uncertain Funding"
  
  
• Tuesday March 05, 2002
  • "Woman admits bribery at MIA"
  • "LAX security scare is 3rd in past week"
  • "Safety system to warn of LAX runway obstacles"
  • "Limits Sought on Airport Security Delays"
  • "Deal expected in Atlanta airport security case"
  • "Scissors Found in Connecticut Airport"
  • "Airlines still struggle to lure fliers"
  • "San Francisco airport flunked secret security test"
  • "JFK's On Early List For New Security"
  • "Iowa airport industry to fight cut"
  • "Southwest Airlines May Not Post Profit Following Drop in Traffic"
  • "Woman Criticizes Logan Security After Bringing Knives On Plane"
  • "Congressman to seek Detroit airport probe"
  • "Macao Airport Gets Full Score on ICAO Safety Tests"
  • "Los Angeles Airport Terminal Evacuated"
  • "GAO, Airbus Clash Over A380 Upgrade Costs For Airports"
  • "Cincinnati Airport has plan to avoid runway gridlock"
  • "Airline travelers adjusting to scaled-back meal service"
  • "Government steps up plan to hire airport screeners"
  • "U.S. Airports May Need $2.1 Bln for Airbus Plane, Agency Says"
  
  
• Monday March 04, 2002
  • "AOA Highlights for March 1, 2002"
  • "State buys 1st land on Peotone site"
  • "BWI's Subtle But Serious Security"
  • "Firm to Get Over $100 Million To Help Hire Screeners at Airports"
  • "Wayne County, Mich., Paid Too Much for Lighting, Signs at Detroit Airport"
  • "GAO Faults Airports' Contract Process"
  • "Hartsfield Airport deals enrich mayors' friends, donors"
  • "Metal detector quits; Birmingham, Alabama terminal cleared"
  
  
• Sunday March 03, 2002
  • "UK Transport Secretary in mire over wetlands airport plan"
  • "Airline targets detector outages"
  
  
• Saturday March 02, 2002
  • "Customs May Punish Foreign Airlines"
  • "Federal security directors expected at 3 NC airports"
  • "Detroit Airport overbilled by $1.7 million"
  • "$326,000 grant will help California base become airport"
  • "Dispute with contractor puts kink in Baton Rouge runway project"
  • "U.S. Airports Screened Nine of Sept. 11 Hijackers, Officials Say"
  • "Rebounding airlines need runways, FAA official says"
  • "Springfield (Ill.) Airport Director Leaving"
  
  
• Friday March 01, 2002
  • "Officials extend airport curfew as vote looms on El Toro airport"
  • "City Can't Rebid Hartsfield Runway Dirt Deal"
  • "Low-Cost Airlines Faring Better"
  • "Unplugged metal detectors force evacuations at O'Hare, Los Angeles International"
  • "Philadelphia Airport terminals close briefly for security check"
  
  
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