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• Friday January 25, 2002
  • "Airport security officers confiscate hundreds of thousands of items"
  • "Expedited hearings set on O'Hare expansion"
  • "Elko, Nevada Airport terminal grand opening to be held Friday"
  • "Shops, Eateries at Detroit Airport's New Terminal to Charge Premium Prices"
  • "Food-Cart Contracts Set Up for New Terminal at Detroit's Metro Airport"
  • "2 companies will share ad rights at Minneapolis airport"
  • "Seattle Airport to Add up to 17 Security Checkpoints"
  • "High Point, N.C., Airport Board Enters Fray over Federal Express Cargo Hub"
  • "SFO gets high marks for safety / Oakland scores lower in incidents on runways"
  • "Bradenton, Fla., Airport Launches Discount Program to Boost Traffic"
  
  
• Thursday January 24, 2002
  • "Tallahassee Regional Airport First to Electronically Transmit Fingerprint Records to Aviation Security Clearinghouse Using Cross Match Tech's Live Scan Fingerprinting System"
  • "Mineta San Jose International Airport Submits Application for Federal Funding of New Security Measures -- Airport Applies for $12.2 Million to Recover Security Requirements Cost"
  • "Some Airlines Skimping on Security Searches -- Flight Attendants Issue Security Alert"
  • "Man Held For Carrying Knife on Plane"
  • "Army Seeks Relief on Airport Duty"
  • "Sky Harbor takeover bills are grounded"
  • "Airports struggle to obey new security law"
  • "Transportation security"
  • "Viability of South Carolina cargo airport to be studied"
  • "Bill rising for security at airports"
  • "U.S. Warned of 'Dangerous Loophole' in Air Security"
  • "Disney, Nike Give Government Advice On Handling Airport Security Lines"
  • "Transportation Official Criticizes Airline-Luggage Screening Plans"
  • "Canadian Airports Council Appoints Larry Berg as Chairman"
  • "Japanese airports to install more stoplights on runways"
  • "FAA Investigating Audit On Atlanta Airport Funds"
  • "FAA Reports Fewer Runway Incursions"
  • "Gate Keeper For Lydia Kennard, security at LAX means her way or the runway"
  
  
• Wednesday January 23, 2002
  • Lihue Security OK
  • Merger AQ/HA at LEG
  • Pacific Wings
  • Maui Airport Security
  • "John Wayne Airport reports 5.8% drop in traffic last year"
  • "Sea-Tac airport to add up to 17 security checkpoints"
  • "Baton Rouge Metro Airport panel voids runway project contract"
  • "More security changes in store at McCarran"
  • "Denver set to pay for airport noise"
  • "South Carolina Airport Fine-tuning Security"
  • "Midway gets bomb sniffer"
  • "Keeping Airline Passengers Happy"
  • "London could get three new runways; BAA airports favoured - report"
  • "SFO Moving Ahead With Explosive-Detecting Machines"
  • "Aviation Security to Receive Big Boost in Research Funding"
  • "Security Tightened At Johannesburg International Airport"
  • "FAA Administrator: Attacks Changed Security"
  • "Mexican officials to advise Central American airports"
  • "Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Evaluates Plans for Security Measures"
  • "AOA Highlights for January 18"
  
  
• Tuesday January 22, 2002
  • "Airport security is 'nutty,' says airline chief"
  • "Nebraska airport sees fewer flyers, less income"
  • "Pros Roll Their Eyes at Airport Crawl"
  • "Cincinnati runway extension cut in half"
  • "Americans slowly return to flying"
  • "Europe's Airports Face Criticism For Ineffectual Security Procedures"
  • "Questions Still Remain about Proposed Lincoln County, W.Va., Regional Airport"
  • "Raleigh, N.C.-Area Airport to Buy American Airlines Terminal"
  • "Brazil's Rio and Vitoria Airports to Receive US$50mn"
  
  
• Monday January 21, 2002
  • "Airports being seen as safer for investment than airlines"
  • "Atlanta illegally diverted Hartsfield funds"
  • "New O'Hare security measures declared a success despite delays"
  • "High-tech security gets tests at airports"
  • "New airline security goes largely unnoticed"
  • "Nashville Airport still recovering from 2001 decline"
  • "NPR: New Airport Security Measures in Effect"
  • "Mickey Mouse goes to Washington as airport consultant"
  • "Privatization of airports would cost airlines, passengers"
  • "Safer the airport, less busy its shops"
  • "SFO medical clinic dispenses medicine, vaccinations, advice"
  • "Few Delays With New Baggage Rules"
  • "Johannesburg, South Africa Airport Security Needs Urgent Official Scrutiny"
  • "Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Airport to Impose $2.50-Per-Ticket Security Fee"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport Traffic Rises in 2001 Even with Post-Attack Drop-Off"
  • "Panel Wants Airlines to Pay Auditing Costs at Detroit Metro Airport"
  • "Dethroned Since 1999, O'Hare Reclaims Title of `World's Busiest Airport'"
  • "Sarasota-Bradenton, Fla., Airport Hits 20-Year Low in Passengers"
  • "Foundation stone laid for Bangkok's new int'l airport"
  • "Welcome Center Concept Approved at Reno Airport"
  
  
• Friday January 18, 2002
  • "New Security Could Slow Down Bay Area Airports"
  • "Airlines/Airports Don't Expect Major Problems in Bag Match"
  • "Aviation Expert Says Proper Air Security Requires Many Levels"
  • "Airlines Seek Commuter Growth"
  • "Politicians Request Probe Into South African Airport Security Problems"
  • "Memphis, Tenn., International Airport Lacks Space for Screening Machines"
  • "Airport checks vulnerable to hackers, experts say"
  • "Canadian Commercial Corporation Wins Quito Airport Bidding"
  • "Kastle Systems, Electronic Security Company, Proposes 10-Point 'Master Plan' for Airports"
  • "Passenger Numbers Hold Up Amid Fall in Chek Lap Kok Cargo Traffic"
  • "Houston air cargo off 12% in November"
  • "Airport security to increase by summer"
  • "Airlines Try to Avoid Major Delays From Bag Screening Rule"
  • "New procedure for checking airline baggage called ineffective"
  • "Columbus, Ohio officials ask airport to delay plans for terminal"
  • "Chicago busy repairing O'Hare runways"
  
  
• Thursday January 17, 2002
  • "Suit Fights Airport Screener Rules"
  • "Airlines Beat Expectations, Southwest Has Profit"
  • "In push for security, 'convenience' prevails -- So far, America opts for solutions that are fast and cheap. Are they enough?"
  • "Southwest Reports Positive Earnings"
  • "Illinois poised to buy land near proposed Peotone airport site"
  • "Hopes soar for Southern California cargo airport"
  • "Nevada airports struggle to implement security measures"
  • "Georgia airport's size could lower risk of delays"
  • "Government's version of baggage rules has loopholes, some say"
  • "Bag rule may create concourse chaos"
  • "Baggage security checks already drawing criticism"
  • "Orders Flow For InVision Detection Systems"
  • "Security Professionals Debate Screener Education Standards"
  • "ALPA Statement on Arrest of Pilot at Philadelphia"
  • "BWI to Be Testing Lab for Security Systems"
  • "NPR: Airline Security"
  • "Frequent Fliers Could Lose Status When It Comes to Security Screening"
  • "Commentary: To Speed Up Airport Security, Issue I.D. Cards"
  • "Bush Unveils Temporary Plan To Screen All Airline Luggage"
  • "Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Airport Terminals to Undergo $3 Million Overhaul"
  • "West Virginia Governor Pledges Support for Developing Regional Airport"
  • "Airport Plans Met with Skepticism in Tacoma, Wash."
  • "Spain's Aena secures Cuban airport contract"
  • "Miami Airport Begins $779M Project"
  
  
• Wednesday January 16, 2002
  • "DFW Restores Airport Tour Program Post 9/11 Events"
  • "Man Detained in Detroit Airport Security Breach"
  • "Mineta Outlines Checked-Bags Plan"
  • "Airlines to Make Certain Every Bag Is Accompanied by a Passenger"
  • "Kabul International Airport Re-Opens for Business"
  • "Gunmen Strike at Pakistan Airport"
  • "Runway Debris Likely Downed Concorde"
  • "Air Marshals Aboard? Odds Low in U.S."
  • "No Apologies For Better Security"
  • "Airlines take off despite red ink"
  • "County works to ease long security waits at Florida airport"
  • "Beefed-up security resulting in crowded lost-and-found rooms"
  • "Transport Officials Outline Extensive Security"
  • "Mobile screening eyed for DIA security snafus"
  • "Southwest effect helps Norfolk airport"
  • "El Paso, Texas may get safer, faster airport"
  • "Airports face $1 million question"
  • "New searches, new delays at Southern California area airports"
  • "Battle brewing in state House over control of Hartsfield"
  • "Airport Bomb Detection Faces Big Hurdles; Machines Are Complex -- and Not Available"
  • "Federal Express' High Point, N.C., Cargo Hub Plan Evokes Different Reactions"
  • "Financial Strain Begins to Take Toll on U.S. Airports"
  • "Crisis hits growth at Madrid-Barajas airport"
  • "Aviation lobby calls for investment in UK airports"
  
  
• Tuesday January 15, 2002
  • "Checking bags"
  • "A suspicious boob"
  • "Hagen out as Rapid City, South Dakota airport director"
  • "Logan Troopers Interview Passengers, Conduct Wireless Checks; Massport Employing Aether PocketBlue Handheld Software To Quickly Query Passenger Records"
  • "Air Terminal Gifts Launches Website and Online Catalog"
  • "AOA Highlights for January 11"
  • "Funds sought to tout Ontario airport"
  • "Permit for 3rd Sea-Tac runway found inadequate"
  • "Airlines Scramble to Meet New Bag Check Deadline"
  • "Profit Doubles At Brazil Airport Authority"
  • "ASA Expects Mexico City Airport Master Plan Yr.-end"
  • "Richmond, Va., Airport to Get $2 Million to Fund Baggage Checkpoint Expansion"
  • "Fall in passenger numbers slowing, British airport operator says"
  
  
• Monday January 14, 2002
  • "More Delays for Air Passengers Seen"
  • "EU may crack down on airport subsidies"
  • "Reversing Course, Air Carriers Agree To Start Matching Bags to Passengers"
  
  
• Sunday January 13, 2002
  • "Tighter security set for Toronto's Pearson Airport"
  • "O'Hare may reclaim title"
  • "Judge sides with South Carolina airport in dispute with American Airlines"
  • "Face-recognition machines coming to airports"
  • "Airlines hustling to enforce bag rule"
  • "Pay Cap May Weigh on Security Hiring"
  • "Airlines Face Over $4 Billion in Losses"
  • "Editorial: Unready Airports"
  • "Minneapolis Airport access under review"
  • "High qualities sought in air security chiefs"
  • "Massport wooing British airports chief of security"
  • "Checked-bag screening to begin"
  • "Airport looking to future: Money issue settled as president signs EAS bill"
  • "Houston airports to rely on several screening modes"
  
  
• Saturday January 12, 2002
  • "Airports behind on installation of scanners"
  • "Some N.C. airports still in the dark over security mandate"
  • "Mineta's Moment"
  • "Noise violations take off at DIA"
  • "Small companies needed to help recruit airlines"
  • "Florida man arraigned in Manchester airport threat"
  • "Years of study still ahead for West Virginia regional airport project"
  • "Metal detector was unplugged at Sacramento International Airport"
  • "Families sue airlines, airport security over 9/11"
  • "Airlines Seek an E-ZPass for Fast Security Checks"
  
  
• Friday January 11, 2002
  • "Austin airport to end free-parking courtesy for disabled drivers"
  • "Travelers could face chaos at nation's airports"
  • "Airport Greeters Help Passengers In Many Ways"
  • "HMSHost rolls out meal deal for airline passengers"
  • "Airlines and Passengers Prepare For Added Screening Measures"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Hagerstown Regional Airport-Richard A. Henson Field, Hagerstown, MD"
  • "Japanese airports urged to build restrooms for ostomates"
  • "U.K. airport pulls rank on unruly taxi drivers"
  • "Los Angeles Panel Slashes Ontario International Airport's Landing Fees"
  • "Schiphol airport hardly affected by Sept. 11 attacks, number of passengers slightly lower in 2001"
  • "Narita Airport Cuts Rents for Airlines, Shops"
  • "Security Key to Airline Industry Recovery"
  • "Dicey Days for This Bomb Detector"
  • "FAA Orders Airlines to Recheck Bags at Lambert Airport"
  • "Mpumalanga's New International Airport Set to Open in September"
  • "Watchdog Blasts Aviation Conference"
  • "Miami International Airport Planning for the Future -- Flexible Facilities for the Future"
  
  
• Thursday January 10, 2002
  • "Luggage screening proves problematic"
  • "Airline accused over Pearson baggage 'chaos'"
  
  
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