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• Wednesday September 19, 2001
  • "Boston Airport Leaders Reportedly Face Criticism"
  • "Aviation Consumer Action Project Releases Aviation Security Alert"
  • "Demand for Chartered Flights Jumps"
  • "Airports to Seek Assistance From Federal Government"
  • "Mayors: Give Feds Airport Security"
  • "Attacks Rattle Aviation Industry"
  • "Airline Industry News Roundup"
  • "Fitch Teleconference: Rtg Implications for US Airlines, Airports, EETC's, Aircraft Lessors & Aircraft Lease Securitizations"
  • "Air traffic nearly normal, but industry is reeling"
  • "Attacks slow expansion financing for Manchester, New Hampshire airport"
  • "Charleston, South Carolina may lose air service"
  • "Airport Security's Spotty Record"
  • "Quick Relief Is Planned for Airlines, But Not All Requests Will Be Met"
  • "Air-Marshal Program Draws Support, But the Expense Is a Central Challenge"
  • "Nation's Airports Are Planning To Seek up to $1 Billion in Aid"
  • "Bush Tells Airlines to Expect Relief"
  • "High Density Traffic Airports; Slot Allocation and Transfer Method"
  • "Offer for Berlin airport rejected"
  • "Chattanooga, Tenn., Airport Shelves Thoughts of Expanding Service"
  • "Number of Passengers Determines Philadelphia's Payment on Airport Expansion"
  • "Charlotte County, Fla., Airport Accepts $2 Million Grant for Runway Project"
  • "Israel airport is safe but hard to emulate"
  • "Boston Airport Officials Say FAA, Airlines Obstructed Security Efforts"
  • "FAA imposes restrictions on e-tickets"
  • "Schiphol Will Not Make Bid for Sydney Airport"
  • "Security Officials at LAX Confiscate 5,000 Banned Items Daily Since Airline Service Resumed"
  • "Federalizing Airport Security Pondered"
  
  
• Tuesday September 18, 2001
  • "Wave of Security Changes Are Coming After Terrorist Hijackings in U.S."
  • "Feds Consider Opening Reagan Airport"
  • "Suggested Letter to Congress"
  • "DFW Airport Implements Security Measures Above FAA Mandates"
  • "Cost must be no object to future of aviation security, says Jane's editor"
  • "Hijackers May Have Been on Other Flights, Report Says"
  • "AOA Highlights for Sept. 17"
  • "Note to List"
  • "California Aviation Alliance Mailing Lists"
  • "Erring at the airports"
  • "Editorial: Improve air security"
  • "CBS News - 60 Minutes: How Secure Are Our Airports?"
  • "Spartan New Standard for Airlines and Most Fliers"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport reels from new rules"
  • "Bush Tells Military to Shoot Down Any Hijacked Civilian Airplanes"
  • "Airports Have Increased Security, But Are They Now Really 'Secure'?"
  • "Airport Checkpoint Operators Pose Tough Job for Regulators"
  • "Airline Industry News Roundup"
  • "Hijacked Jetliners Used as Weapons of Mass Destruction"
  • "Outlook For All Airlines Darkened By Dust Of Catastrophe"
  • "Global Airlines, U.S. Airlines in Turmoil"
  • "LAX Opens New Facility for Passengers Being Dropped Off at the Airport"
  • "U.S. Wants to Use Santiago, Chili Airport for Security Stopovers"
  • "India/ Security tightened at airports"
  • "Poland/ Warsaw airport tightens security measures"
  • "Swiss army knives banned from Swiss airport shops"
  • "Thai PM talks up Bangkok airport hopes"
  • "Ontario, Calif., Airport Serves as Hub for Ground Transportation of Packages"
  • "Nine Miami airport workers in court on false ID charges"
  • "Nail files, butter knives seized at Johannesburg airport"
  • "Airports report delays as Germany mulls new security plans"
  • "Asian carriers and airports step up security after threats"
  • "Japanese shippers back blueprint for 'floating airport'"
  • "Airport Safety Changes May Be Slow"
  
  
• Monday September 17, 2001
  • "Pittsburgh airport restaurants remove knives from tables"
  • "No clear U.S. policy for hostile aircraft"
  • "Tribe hopes to develop Arizona airport"
  • "Airlines seek government security force, financial bailout"
  • "FAA: Aviation Update"
  • "Air travelers are uneasy despite tighter rules"
  • "Experts doubt security measures will be effective"
  • "Tulsa's airport cited more often than city's"
  • "Terrorists exploited an air travel system in disarray"
  • "Detroit Airport Closes Four Short-Term Parking Lots"
  • "Raleigh, N.C.-Area Airport Project Suddenly Can Wait"
  • "Massachusetts Port Agency Leaders' Lack of Aviation Experience Becomes Focus"
  • "Task Force Appointed on Airport, Plane Security"
  • "Washington National Airport's Future Dim"
  • "U.S. Passenger Flights Told Can Carry Freight Again"
  • "Commercial airlines to seek government bailout"
  • "DOT forms task forces to improve air travel security"
  
  
• Sunday September 16, 2001
  • "Where do we go from here?"
  • "Reagan Airport may be closed 'a long time'"
  • "Tech could stop future hijackers, suicide planes"
  • "Massport records detail security breaches"
  • "Some want to put marshals on flights or arm airline pilots"
  • "New security grounds would-be fliers"
  • "Airport security lapses common"
  • "Tighter security everywhere you turn at Twin Cities airport"
  • "NWA says it will fire workers who test security"
  • "Long waits -- no one fuming: Travelers are patient as airports reopen to limited flights after three days of chaos"
  • "Airline personnel now trained to act aggressively"
  • "Security 'soft spots' exploited Safety changes may need re-thinking"
  • "Airline Security Won't Be Easy"
  • "Screeners are weak link in airport security"
  • "Flights leaving half-empty with passengers stuck in security checks"
  • "Security proposals were unfulfilled"
  • "'System Failed Miserably': Lessons of Flight 103, 800 'still aren't fixed'"
  • "Security checks reveal serious lapses at Sea-Tac"
  • "Airlines to Move Planes From Reagan"
  • "May Be Best to Shut National Airport, Lawmaker Says"
  • "Concern Lingers as Limited Air Travel Resumes"
  • "A wing and a prayer: Airline Resistance, Foul-ups and Gaps Still Plague the System"
  
  
• Saturday September 15, 2001
  • "Miami Airport Workers Charged with ID Fraud"
  • "Foreign Airlines Resume US Service"
  • "Worldwide Flights Resume Amid Tight Security"
  • "House rejects $15 billion aid package for airlines"
  • "3 Major Airlines Slice Schedules"
  • "Boston's Logan Airport reopens as air traffic increases"
  • "Airport Security: What's Next?"
  • "D.C.'s downtown airport could be another victim"
  • "Confusion rules as airlines reopen"
  • "Stricter security measures slowing air-travel rebound"
  • "The Day the FAA Stopped the World"
  • "Feds: Reagan Airport Remains Closed"
  • "Push for Feds to Control Air Security"
  • "Gov't Allows Planes to Resume Flying"
  • "Three Detained at Chicago's Midway Airport"
  
  
• Friday September 14, 2001
  • "Riverside County, Calif., Airports Improve to Land More Corporate Aviators"
  • "Japanese ministry plans to privatize 3 international airports"
  • "Reagan Airport 'Too Close' to D.C."
  • "Security Co. Had Been Cited Before"
  • "Travelers face adjustment to changes in airport security"
  • "New Airline-Security Rules Look Good, But Some Say They Still Aren't Enough"
  • "New York Airport Suspects Cleared"
  • "Airports, Airlines Struggle to Resume"
  • "New York area airports reopened"
  • "Aero Club of Southern California Meeting September 26, 2001"
  • "Minneapolis airport loses nearly 60 percent of its parking"
  • "E-tickets prove a thorny security issue"
  • "Las Vegas, Reno airports reopen under tight security"
  • "Airports in Sacramento and elsewhere in California reopen"
  • "Airline employees breach security checkpoint at Sky Harbor"
  • "Security tightened, Sea-Tac reopens to flights"
  • "Airlines Back In Service, but Troubles Grow"
  • "Baton Rouge, Lousiana airport slow to resume; security high"
  • "Eight arrested at New York airports in apparent hijacking attempt"
  • "Airports slow to get travelers back in air"
  • "New security rules may cost skycap jobs"
  • "Nashville International Airport Evacuated"
  • "Airline security to allow e-tickets"
  • "Airlines Seek to Limit Lawsuits Over Attacks"
  • "Elite Force Aims to Avert Air Attacks"
  • "Even Workers Can See Flaws in Airlines' Screening System"
  • "New Safety Rules Praised, Panned"
  • "California Airports Cautiously Open for Business"
  • "AIRFIELD AND AIRCRAFT SECURITY"
  
  
• Thursday September 13, 2001
  • "Shutdown in U.S. Adds to Woes of Carriers"
  • "Airline travel might never be the same"
  • "FAA demands tougher security"
  • "Low wages, poor training seen as security issues"
  • "U.S. Reopens Airspace Under Tight Security"
  • "Security now top airport priority -- After years of warnings, emphasis is seen shifting from flier convenience to safety"
  • "US Has Done Everything to Make Air Travel Safe-Bush"
  • "Airlines Expect to Resume Limited Service"
  • "Bush Vows 'War' Against Terrorism"
  • "Statement of U.S. Secretary of Transportation Norman Y. Mineta"
  • "Air travel to resume in U.S., aviation officials say"
  • "Ghost town at Bay Area airports"
  • "Airports impose tighter security"
  • "Most planes remain grounded, while congressmen criticize airline security"
  • "NPR: Airport Security"
  • "Michigan Governor Says New Authority Should Run Detroit Airport"
  • "Riverside County, Calif., Airport Officials Hope to Land more Business"
  • "At Nation's Airports, Fear - and Anger"
  • "Tighter Airport Security Will Slow Business Fliers"
  • "World Airlines Still Grounded After Attacks"
  • "Israeli-Style Security May Have Helped"
  • "New FAA Security Measures"
  • "Increased Security Measures at San Jose International Airport"
  • "DFW Airport Announces Additional Security Changes and Customer Service Initiatives"
  • "Experts: Costs Dictate Security"
  • "Some Flights Resume Journeys"
  • "Hijackers Pose New Security Problem"
  
  
• Wednesday September 12, 2001
  • "Security Long a Concern at U.S. Airports"
  • "Air security fails"
  • "Limited Burbank Flights Possible by Late Afternoon, Southwest, American Remain Closed"
  • "An expensive wake-up call"
  • "Government Agencies Warned Of Lax U.S. Airport Security"
  • "How Did They Get Past Security?"
  • "World on Alert After U.S. Attacks"
  • "FAA Unsure When Flights Will Resume"
  • "Transport Minister Provides Update on Canadian Airport Restrictions"
  • "Thousands stranded in California; Japan flights boarded"
  • "Lax airport security usual in U.S."
  • "Airlines Struggle Amid Shutdown"
  • "Experts Blast Airport Security"
  • "Pilots not surprised by airport security breaches"
  • "Terrorist attacks isolate US from world air traffic"
  • "Gulfport, Miss., Air Traffic Controller Introduces Runway Safety System"
  • "US DOT: Statement of Secretary of Transportation Norman Y. Mineta"
  • "U.S. Airport Security to Be Reinforced"
  • "Boston Airport Breaches Investigated"
  • "All airports close for first time in U.S. history"
  • "US Air Traffic Halted After Attacks"
  • "Afghan Explosions Not U.S. Strike - Officials"
  
  
• Tuesday September 11, 2001
  • "Pentagon Crash Jet Hijacked with Knives, Cutters"
  • "Report: Explosions Reported in Afghanistan"
  • "Status Update at DFW"
  • "California Near Standstill After Attacks"
  • "U.S. Virtually Shuts Down After Attacks"
  • "U.S. Under Lock Down After Attacks"
  • "Trade Center Blow Paralyzes U.S. Transportation"
  
  
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