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• Sunday February 17, 2002
  • "U.S. takes over contracts for airport screening"
  • "Vegas Airport Reaps Slots Windfall"
  • "Northwest soothes Minneapolis' fears about new Detroit terminal"
  • "Airport Checkpoint Control Shifts Today"
  • "Ridge: Airport security needs to be streamlined"
  • HA/AQ Merger
  
  
• Saturday February 16, 2002
  • "Jumbo jets come close to disaster over Pacific"
  • "Is air travel now safer? Yes, if you buy the 'spin'"
  • "Bag Match: Missing rider delays airplane"
  • "Bomb dogs in high demand"
  • "Near capacity demand for 2nd runway at Narita"
  • "Consistent Security Is Elusive Airport Goal"
  • "New boss starts on Sunday for Logan airport screeners, security"
  • "New Detroit Metro Airport Terminal: Midfield on parade"
  • "DIA worried about enough screeners"
  • "Hartsfield vows to avoid another snow snafu"
  • "Transportation Security Agency gears up at airports"
  • "Report ripped airlines for lax security in '90s"
  • "FAA wants clarification about Augusta, Georgia's airport master plan"
  • "NPR: U.S. Set to Take Over Airport Screening"
  • "Police arrest man found with box cutters at Lambert Airport"
  • "Feds give Argenbright the ax"
  • "U.S. government to take over airline security, hopes passengers won't notice"
  • "Airport Authority wants San Diego's Lindbergh Field"
  
  
• Friday February 15, 2002
  • "Airport security measures will include biometrics"
  • "Logan runway fight gets costly"
  • "Passenger with loaded gun in carry-on charged at Florida airport"
  • "Arizona's Governor Hull wants input on Sky Harbor"
  • "Phoenix Sky Harbor puts most projects on hold"
  • "InVision gets contract for SFO"
  • "UAL strike would ground 60 percent of DIA's flights"
  • "O'Hare among 1st to get U.S. baggage screeners"
  • "Airport security overhaul poses risks"
  • "PDX security report offers different ideas"
  • "Federal control near for airport security"
  • "Official To Check Screening Complaints"
  • "D/FW part of security study"
  • "Waiver could ease JIA's parking pains"
  • "San Luis Obispo, Calif., Officials Estimate Cost to Remodel Airport Eatery"
  • "Cab Drivers at Durham, N.C., Airport Threaten Lawsuit"
  • "Detroit Airport's New Terminal Welcomes Families"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Officials Plan Fact-Finding Trip to Europe"
  • "Airport Challenges and Opportunities in the New Millennium"
  • "Work Continues on New Midfield Terminal at Detroit Metro Airport"
  • "Italy insists that airports are safe after near collision"
  • "Tokyo Int'l Airport Camouflages Runway"
  • "Peotone airport not getting short shrift, official insists"
  • "UAL strike could put San Francisco in a world of hurt"
  • "Atlanta airport revokes workers' security clearances"
  • "Airlines put their passengers on a strict diet: It's food free"
  • "Fear of flying remains high, new poll indicates"
  • "Tag team of Daley, Ryan touts O'Hare deal in D.C."
  • "Cincinnati Airport security director needed"
  • "Deadlines add to security agency's challenges"
  • "15 Airports to Get Federal Screeners"
  • "US will replace embattled airport security firm"
  
  
• Thursday February 14, 2002
  • "MSP Restaurants and Shops Dominate National Airport Retail News Awards"
  • "Airports Seen Testing Bond Market As Passenger Volume Improves"
  • "Pennsylvania airport authority drops plan for new runway"
  • "New system to check for explosives installed at Narita"
  • "Hailey, Idaho airport management seeks airport security changes"
  • "BWI Pioneers System to Find Parking Spaces"
  • "Los Angeles Mayor spearheads Palmdale Regional Airport master plan"
  • "9-11 hit San Francisco area airports hard"
  • "Miami police arrest man for selling lighters that double as knives"
  • "Air Security Deadline May Not Be Met"
  • "O'Hare critics unveil their own airport plan"
  • "Miami airport cuts back on expansion plan"
  • "LAX Terminal Evacuated for an Hour"
  • "DOT's "Zero Tolerance" Policy Disrupts Aviation Industry"
  • "U.S. Must Expand Aviation Security Perimeter Beyond Borders, Experts Say"
  
  
• Wednesday February 13, 2002
  • "Panel OKs Extending LAX Food Contract"
  • "Screening plan pushed for Logan"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport could land $22M in federal money"
  • "United Airlines' mechanics OK strike"
  • "Athens Airport says exceeding revenue targets"
  • "Anthrax Scare at Salt Lake Airport"
  • "Security Screening Transfer Offers Chance to Rethink, Improve Safety"
  • "Budapest Airport Operator Plans Profits and Development"
  • "Ansett ruling irrelevant, say Canberra, Australia airport managers"
  • "Mexico A Long Way From Being An Alternative Air Traffic Hub"
  • "Irish regulator cuts Aer Rianta airport charges"
  • "Scottish airports fly in the face of UK trend"
  • "Kentucky Transpark Expects FAA to Clarify Negative Memo"
  • "Charlotte-Douglas Airport Gets Negative Outlook From S&P"
  • "South African Government Approves New R980m Airport for Durban"
  • "Behavior profiling needed for airport security, says Logan consultant"
  • "Air fares rebound along with demand"
  • "Jacksonville, Florida airport proposes $14 million baggage security system"
  • "Twin Falls, Idaho airport might see growth, manager tells council"
  • "Heathrow faces inquiry after security lapse"
  • "U.S. to hire up to 5,000 officers to patrol airports"
  
  
• Tuesday February 12, 2002
  • "Australia's Canberra Airport to repossess airline terminal"
  • "U.S. May Oust Argenbright From Airports"
  • "Hopkins Gets Bomb-Detecting Scanners"
  • "Detroit Metro Midfield Terminal Has Baggage Problems"
  • "Lawyer Bills West Virginia Port Authority $5,490 for Work on Airport Promotion"
  • "Sky's No Limit for Tulsa, Okla., Airport"
  • "FAA Turns To Smart Cards To Increase Airport Security -- Cards for airline and airport workers would include biometric data"
  • "Near miss at Rome airport"
  • "$6.5m Heathrow heist raises security fears"
  • "Norfolk, Virginia airport food, retail sales fly high"
  • "Airlines seek insurance alternatives"
  • "Breakthrough in Sight for Berlin Airport Project"
  • "Rickenbacker would still need subsidy, study says"
  • "Scottish airport comes top if you're after a slumber"
  
  
• Monday February 11, 2002
  • "Chattanooga, Tenn., Airport Sees Limited Gift Shop, Food Service"
  • "Unlocked Airport Door in Aberdeen, S.D., Raises Concerns"
  • "Argenbright Screeners to Get Phased Out from California Posts"
  • "New deicing facility designed to protect Pittsburgh suburb"
  • "British airport operator says traffic slump eased again in January"
  • "Column: Too much security is scarier than dirtbags"
  • "Zoning in on the future of El Toro"
  • "Airline Security Inspires No Confidence"
  • "Homemade plastic knife gets Florida traveler arrested"
  • "Better security won't stop determined terrorists"
  • "Security breach at KCI causes delays for flights"
  • "Something's missing at Detroit Metro Airport's new Midfield Terminal"
  • "Irish Minister under fire for Dublin terminal decision"
  
  
• Sunday February 10, 2002
  • "El Toro Turns Election Into a Litmus Test"
  • "Ely, Minnesota council looks into regional airport authority"
  • "Woman contends that officials did nothing about airport frisking"
  • "Hartsfield dirt deal heads to arbitrator"
  • "Airport retailers sought to offer local specialties"
  • "Guns and Fake Bombs Pass UK Airport Screening"
  • "European Aircraft Noise Fight Revs Up Again"
  • "The Little Airport that Could steps out of the shadows"
  • "West Coast flights due at Bradley this spring"
  • "DIA sees drop in 2001 traffic after attacks"
  • "Air safety measures fall far short, critic warns"
  • "IDOT chief: Peotone fears are unfounded"
  • "Passengers delayed after LAX security lapse"
  • "Airlines pay up at New Orleans airport"
  • "Armed soldiers to patrol UK airports"
  • "Salt Lake airport temporarily silent"
  
  
• Saturday February 09, 2002
  • "Airport Security Faces New Challenge"
  • "PDA says its ready when Guard leaves airport security duty"
  • "Portable bag screeners being considered Deadline key in cheaper option"
  • "Airlines add security fee to all flights on frequent-flier plans"
  • "First-class canines sniff air for safety"
  • "Portland, Oregon airport will screen employee fingerprints"
  
  
• Friday February 08, 2002
  • "DIA off credit watch, deems itself healthy"
  • "Talks stall between Ansett and Sydney airport"
  • "Feds include Spokane airport in security study"
  • "Full airport recovery could take 3-4 years--S&P"
  • "London's Heathrow Airport Tests Eye Scan Security Device"
  • "Security Screener at Atlanta Airport Wonders How Her Job Will Change"
  • "Impending Federal Takeover Of Airport Security Brings Confusion"
  • "Jefferson County, Texas, Officials Hope to Keep Airline at Local Airport"
  • "FedEx Submits Wetlands Plan to Corps"
  • "Big Projects in Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport Expansion Near Completion"
  • "Auditors Claim Detroit Airport Officials Have Mishandled Bond Money"
  • "Ridership Slowly Returns to Santa Barbara, Calif., Airport"
  • "Empty Airport Hurts Operators Getting the Rent"
  • "Longer Sonoma County, California runway could help attract carrier"
  • "Colombian airport privatizations to wait for new govt."
  • "Miami Airport's Expansion Plan Could Face Cuts of Up to $1B"
  • "Detroit Airport's New Terminal to Undergo Baggage Test Friday"
  • "D/FW evacuates terminal; air marshal wasn't checked"
  • "Kenya: Authority Sets Date for Repair of Kisumu Airport"
  • "No Whistleblowing Protections For Airport Baggage Screeners"
  • "U.S. says O'Hare deal gives leeway on Peotone"
  • "Canada to hike airport fees; travellers to feel the pain"
  • "Airport competition heats up"
  • "Airport sales still haven't taken off"
  • "Looking up at D/FW: New signage on the way"
  • "Easier Access Coming to BWI Airport -- Two Customer Service Projects Will Expedite Traffic and Parking"
  • "Uruguayan arrested after trying to enter cockpit on U.S. plane"
  • "Baltimore Airport Evacuated"
  
  
• Thursday February 07, 2002
  • "Amsterdam airport starts biometric security business"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport, Gulfport, MS"
  • "Lima, Peru Airport Concessionaire to Invest US$20mn in 2002"
  • "Northwestern Hungary to get airport"
  • "Manchester, New Hampshire airport workers to be fingerprinted"
  • "Former workers at Sea-Tac guilty of lesser charges"
  • "Lipinski is piloting Daley-Ryan O'Hare plan"
  • "Small airports still to meet security rules"
  • "Airport Security Revamp In the Works in Boston"
  • "Airlines to try out connecting flights luggage matching"
  • "DIA to get federal security sooner"
  • "Budget limits on essential air service threatens 3 small towns in Montana"
  • "Officials revoke contract for runway work at Louisiana airport"
  • "US to aid Logan security efforts"
  • "Face Facts: Biometrics Is Future Of Security"
  • "Airport frisks stir outrage"
  • "Frequent Fliers Question Party Line On Long Lines at Airport Security"
  • "Ex-Las Vegas Airport Workers Charged"
  • "Number Of Airports Continues Decreasing In Russia"
  • "Data On Revenues Of Russian Airports In 2001 Released"
  • "American Airlines Says Miami Terminal Construction to Stop without Funding"
  • "The New Airport: Safety Over Speed"
  • "Essential Air Service cuts threaten 2 airports in Nebraska"
  • "New Airport Security Contracts Won't Include Argenbright"
  • "Denver airport shopping for credit in tight market"
  • "Breakdown of runway surface a problem in Norway"
  • "Europe's ban on Russian planes sign of competition-agency"
  • "Man Charged for Posing As Sky Marshal"
  
  
• Wednesday February 06, 2002
  • Welcome to Airport News!
  • "Ontario, Calif., Airport Traffic Slows, but Still Surprisingly Strong"
  • "A Very Candid Camera"
  
  
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