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• Monday October 01, 2001
  • "D/FW May Tap Contingency Funds to Pay for Earnings Shortfalls"'
  • "Memphis, Tenn., Airport Cuts Spending"
  • "Layoff Danger Grazes Ontario, Calif., Airport"'
  • "Raleigh-Durham, N.C., Airport Develops New Security Plan"
  • "Raleigh, N.C., Airport May Feel Little Effect from Terrorist Attacks"'
  • "Southeast Texas Airport to Make Changes to Deal with Security Measures"
  • "Detroit-Area Officials Approve Bond Sale for Airport Improvements"'
  • "National Guard Soldiers at Airports"
  • "U.S. Airports In Face Of Air Traffic Decline"
  • "'Attacks' impact on Augusta, Georgia airport is being felt"
  • "Security Tightened at the Airports"
  • "FAA May Look Into Burbank Airport Plans"
  
  
• Sunday September 30, 2001
  • "Bay Area airports' security too lax"
  • "Attacks raise new questions about third Chicago-area airport's future"
  • "Security starts with the ticket"
  • "Attacks put Bay area airport growth in doubt"
  • "Car checks at San Jose, California airport show inconsistencies"
  • "House, Senate debating airline security proposals"
  • "FAA's security chief out at Logan"
  • "Some ask exactly what National Guard will do"
  • "Airlines restoring curbside baggage check-in"
  • "Airlines begin receiving federal bailout money"
  • "McCarran official says airport will make bond payments"
  • "More Passengers and Tighter Screening Bring Congestion"
  • "Boston Airport Gate Area Evacuated"
  • "Thousands of Jobs at Stake as Airport Terminal Shops Struggle"
  
  
• Saturday September 29, 2001
  • "Mixed Signals on Reopening Washington Airport"
  • "Passengers Feel Nat'l Guard Presence"
  • "Some say Bush's safety plan is not enough"
  • "Air security plan doesn't go far enough, experts say"
  • "Tighter airport security planned"
  • "Airport safety measures overdue"
  • "Northwest to make good on payment to Minneapolis airports commission"
  • "Business picking up at Louisiana airports"
  • "Securing the airports"
  • "Airport-Luggage Bombshell"
  • "Minneapolis airport security screenings tighten up, but vary"
  • "Mississippi airport cuts staff, three others have not"
  • "California governor orders National Guard to begin airport training"
  • "Civilian pilots to face attack if they fly into restricted areas"
  • "Airlines bring back curbside check-in with FAA approval"
  • "Bush Considering Plan for Limited Reopening of Reagan Airport"
  • "European Air-Travel Security: Is It Really Any Tougher?"
  
  
• Friday September 28, 2001
  • "FAA Permitting Curbside Check- in"
  • "Reagan Airport in D.C. to Reopen"
  • "Atlanta Airport To Get 5th Runway"
  • "Fitch Update: U.S. Airports In Face Of Air Traffic Decline"
  • "Congress Looks to OK Air Safety Laws"
  • "National Guard called to service at Texas airports"
  • "Minnesota legislators consider statewide taxation for airport costs"
  • "Nation's air travel is slowly starting to pick up again"
  • "Let Uncle Sam check the bags: U.S. should follow Europe's model in screening of luggage, travelers"
  • "LAPD offers plan for armed officers on planes"
  • "Make security even tighter, airlines ask"
  • "Airport security is 'new arena' for Guard"
  • "Sea-Tac lines get longer as security steps up"
  • "Bush Aviation Security Proposal: Practical effect apt to be limited"
  • "Inventors offer possible security answers"
  • "Security doing its job at California's Modesto, Stockton airports"
  • "Good, bad ways to improve security"
  • "'Soldiers will be posted at Indiana airport checkpoints"
  • "FAA whistleblower: Security tests rigged"
  • "Scrutiny, restrictions proposed for nonflying airport personnel"
  • "FAA lags on bomb detection"
  • "Can European Airport Security be imitated?"
  • "Northwest Won't Pay Minneapolis Airport Fees"
  • "SFO expansion faces tough go after attacks"
  • "Troops to start showing up at California airports"
  • "Airports just short of federal control"
  • "Flight cutbacks threaten Bay area airport expansion"
  • "Security holes at California airports: FAA tests show even dummy bombs get past some screeners"
  • "Mass. Governor Names Panel on Logan Security"
  • "An Airport, and a Symbol"
  • "Bush air-safety plan: Will it restore faith? -- President's steps include stronger cockpit doors, federal oversight of airport security"
  • "National Guard Called Up for Airports"
  • "Airline Pilots Concoct Unusual Plans To Deal With Potential Hijackings"
  • "Bush Suggests Limited Federal Takeover, Use of National Guard at Some Airports"
  • "How Secure Is Your Airport?"
  • "Richmond, Va., Airport Gets New Security Company"
  • "Uncertainty Surrounds Whether Delta Cuts Will Affect Rhode Island Airport"
  • "Confiscations Up at Philadelphia Airport; 10,000 Items Seized Since Sept. 14"
  • "Orlando, Fla., Airport Closes Unpopular Taxi Lane in Security Push"
  • "Airport Cutbacks Could Mean $211 Million Lost by Miami-Area Construction Firms"
  • "Gulfport-Biloxi, Miss., Airport Passenger Volume Recovering"
  • "Albany, N.Y., Airport's Projections Unsettled"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Nashville International Airport, Nashville, Tennessee?"
  • "Approval of Noise Compatibility Program Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Phoenix, Arizona"
  • "Burbank Airport Authority to Suspend Terminal Development"
  
  
• Thursday September 27, 2001
  • "Text of Bush Security Speech"
  • "L.A. Airport Security Under Review as Jobs Cut"'
  • "Bush Urges America to Fly, Unveils Security Steps"
  • "Airline Passengers, Workers Welcome Bush Plan"
  • "Some Lawmakers Say Bush Airport Plans Fall Short"
  • "Part 2: Transcript of White House Background Briefing on Airline Safety"
  • "Transcript of White House Background Briefing on Airline Safety"
  • "Bush Plans Federal Control of Security"
  • "The Paradies Shops Announces 'United We Stand' Promotion"
  • "Passengers at Waco, Texas airport fine with security measures"
  • "New Hampshire airports respond to data showing security lapses"
  • "The BBCs Mike Fox looks at increasing airport security using biometric testing"
  • "Orlando Sanford Airport in Florida Is Confident of Future"
  • "Port Authority's Chief Left An Ambitious agenda"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Fort Dodge Regional Airport, Fort Dodge, IA"
  • "Sonoma County, California airport explores carrier options"
  • "Fitch to Reevaluate Airport Bond Ratings after Attacks"
  • "Favored Off-Airport Check-In at Las Vegas Hit Hard By FAA Orders"
  • "Reagan National Remains Closed Indefinitely"
  • "Board of Airport Commissioners Endorse Current Security Measures at Los Angeles International Airport; Will Review Issue Oct. 2"
  • "Los Angeles World Airports Establishes Task Force With Airlines, Other Tenants to Minimize Economic Impacts of Aviation Industry Reductions"
  • "Washington Area Loses $5.5 Million Each Day Reagan Airport is Closed"
  • "Bush Will Unveil White House Plan For New Airline-Security Measures"
  • "Airports Reconsider Expansion Plans As Future of Air Travel Gets Murkier"
  • "Logan security chief defends qualifications"
  • "Travelers welcome tight security"
  • "Revenue Losses Hit Airport Operators"
  • "Airport shops struggle, contemplate layoffs as sales plunge"
  
  
• Wednesday September 26, 2001
  • "Northwest withholding millions in payments for use of Minneapolis airport"
  • "Report: Boston's Logan among airports with worst security"
  • "Final Call For The FAA"
  • "Pennsylvania airport's security bills increasing"
  • "No easing airport visitor security planned"
  • "Lawmakers seek to build traveler confidence"
  • "Airlines screening only fraction of bags for hidden explosives"
  • "FAA cites Georgia airports with 3,258 slips since '90"
  • "Portland, Maine airport takes steps to tighten security"
  • "Safety first: Suburban New England airports get a boost"
  • "FAA discovers nearly 1,000 security lapses at Colorado airports in '90s"
  • "FAA records reveal security lapses at New Hampshire airports"
  • "Bush to propose aviation security measures Thursday"
  • "New security measures; same old people"
  • "Justice Warns of Other Terror Plots"
  • "Logan Airport Calls for Security"
  • "U.S. Unprepared for Bioterrorism"
  • "Who pays the damages for Sept. 11? -- Lawyers grapple with one of history's most complex liability cases"
  • "Many More Jobs Shed in Global Aviation"
  • "Florida airport's lost business forces board to cut budget"
  • "Iowa airport officials leery of soaring security costs"
  • "Security less severe at private terminals"
  • "LAX tries to minimize layoffs"
  • "Man with Box Cutters Walks Through Security"
  • "Groups seek input into air security"
  • "Screener says detectors do not spot small knives"
  • "Logan has among the nation's worst airport security"
  • "Minnesota airports and airlines allow 1,064 security lapses over decade"
  • "Nebraska airports saw 201 security lapses in past decade"
  • "Battle looms over airports"
  • "Lots of guns found at Nevada airports, few fines levied"
  • "Airline Pilots Adopt Their Own Security Measures"
  • "New Attitude On Security At Airports"
  • "Weapons Slipped Past Security at California Airports over Last Decade"
  • "Slump Hurts Orange County, Calif.-Area Airport's Concourse Businesses"
  • "Minneapolis airport takes hard look at parking, security ; Passengers' convenience may become secondary"
  • "Canadian firm gets 18-month deadline to complete new Lagos airport"
  • "British airport alert as children take air pistols on plane"
  • "Canada speeds up plans for explosive detectors at airports"
  • "Securing The Skies"
  • "TWA to shut JFK airport terminal"
  • "Loss for Vinci as UK airport operator TBI bid folds"
  • "El Al's Tight Security Methods Are Now Envy of Other Airlines"
  • "Airlines Change Procedures for Flying, Tighten Rules on Pilots Leaving Cockpits"
  • "Companies Providing Airport Screening Lobby U.S. to Stay on Job as Contractors"
  • "Airport Town Fears What May Happen If Air Travelers Continue to Stay Home"
  • "McCarran says it's safe"
  • "Airports Seek Help in Meeting Debts"
  • "Global Aviation Eyes Swift Aid"
  • "Lawmakers Consider Cops on Planes"
  • "Man with Gun Passes Detector at Atlanta Airport"
  • "FAA Issues Few Security Fines"
  
  
• Tuesday September 25, 2001
  • "Examples of Airline Security Lapses"
  • "Government Siding towards Replacing Security Firms at Airports"
  • "Pressure Builds for Aviation Security Action"
  • "Am Important Note From Steve Quilty"
  • "Lawmakers, Bush Discuss Airline Security"
  • "South Carolina airport working out new safety precautions"
  • "Security violations at South Carolina airport add up"
  • "Detroit questions more airport expansion"
  • "South Carolina airport tallies losses, expenses"
  • "Charlotte, North Carolina airport seeking relaxed visitor rules"
  • "ACI-NA Calls on Congress To Focus Attention on Airports"
  • "Airports cinch security nets"
  • "Security is whole airport's job"
  • "The FAA's Safety Scenarios Didn't Include Small Knives"
  • "U.S. Pilots Union Wants Members Armed on Flights"
  • "Airline Industry News Roundup"
  • "FAA Weighs Airline Security Moves"
  • "Memphis, Tenn., Airport Issued $164.24 Million in Bonds for Construction"
  • "Oman - Management of Two Airports Under Privatization"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on Request To Release Airport Property at the Pueblo Memorial Airport, Pueblo, CO"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Yampa Valley Regional Airport, Submitted by the County of Routt, CO"
  • "Raleigh, N.C., Airport Postpones Planned Retail Expansion"
  • "Airlines cutting flights from smaller, rural cities"
  • "U.S. Orders New Airport Checks"
  • "Mexico City Airport Continues With Infrastructure Plans"
  • "U.S. Considers New Security Checks"
  • "AOA Highlights for Sept. 24"
  • Small Airlines helps out in Big Way
  
  
• Monday September 24, 2001
  • "Regional system may overtake LAX expansion plans"
  • "Congress to weigh privacy right vs. security need"
  • "Security's a lot tighter, but airport has become eerily empty"
  • "Nashville Airport Security is Tight; Travel is Light"'
  
  
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