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• Friday July 20, 2007
  • "Illinois airport could make $600,000 a year once project is completed"
  • "Port Authority of NY & NJ agrees to take over rest of Stewart lease"
  • "Fears of flying"
  • "False alarm temporarily halts Detroit Metro's security checkpoints"
  • "Luggage carts to cost MIA millions"
  • "'Runway contamination' blamed for recent crashes"
  • "Misery for millions as UK airport bosses say tight security restrictions cause huge delays"
  
  
• Thursday July 19, 2007
  • "Southwest's Kelleher Steps Aside"
  • "Dead Body Found At SFO In Plane's Nose Gear"
  • "Heathrow chief resigns"
  • "Backgrounder: Britain's airport chaos"
  • "Registered-Traveler: OIA-tested program set to spread its wings, soar"''
  • "Experts: Runway extensions needed"
  • "Virgin America to tackle L.A.-S.F."
  • "Southwest Airlines' 2Q profit falls 17%; fuel costs blamed"
  • "DIA vows to address concession troubles"
  • "Brazilian aviation official denies runway to blame in crash"
  • "Airport Land Use: Homes don't fit near airport"
  • "LAX will recharge your battery, free"
  • "Flights delayed by power outage at Las Vegas airport"
  • "UK airlines meet on security concern"
  • "Study to examine Australian airport security staff"
  • "SBIA: Former Norton Air Force Base plans blossoming"
  • "Airport Land Use: San Diego office tower raises an uproar"
  • "Brazil's deadliest air crash fuels anger, prompts airport probe"
  • "Schumer raps FAA chief, calls for her resignation"
  • "Baggage screening upgrade lands today at Atlantic City airport"
  • "Lindbergh security breach delays flights"
  • "San Diego Airport Security Breach Causes Massive Delays"
  • "Chicago airport security pact hit"
  
  
• Wednesday July 18, 2007
  • "U.S. Airlines line up for 2nd crack at China"
  • "U.S. official seeks to allay European concerns over bill on U.S. airlines"
  • "Making Art Out of Air Traffic"
  • "Al-Qaida plots new attacks on U.S. soil"
  • "California Company Claims Part of Pacific for Floating San Diego Airport"
  • "Leaders, fliers keeping Mid-Continent airport strong"
  • "Board supports name change for Williams Gateway Airport"
  • "Attack on Basra airport damages runway"
  • "Briton jailed for having missile plan"
  • "Mayor: Gambling at Providence airport is 'terrible idea'"
  • "Chicago airport-security contract under scrutiny"
  • "Denver airport may add pet boarding facility"
  • "Airport regulators are phantoms - IATA"
  • "House members weigh alternate paths to TSA bargaining rights"
  • "FLIGHTMARE: CAA: Airport News, Why Heathrow is a huge national embarrassment"
  • "British Airways lambasts government over UK airport security"
  
  
• Tuesday July 17, 2007
  • "Al Qaeda has renewed ability to attack U.S., report says"
  • "Transcript: News Briefing on Terrorist Threats - Homeland Security Advisor Frances Townsend"
  • "Pilot Accused Of Stealing Passenger's iPod"
  • "Attack Warnings: Increased Danger or Upsurge in Media Interest?"
  • "Burbank Airport Terminal Evacuated Due to Security Breach; Passengers Re-Screened"
  • "Dispute threatens Toronto airport security, experts say"
  • "Burbank airport terminal evacuated"
  • "2007 Civil Airfield Lighting & Maintenance Course - September 17th - 21st in Phoenix, Arizona"
  • "Limits Stay On Gels in Carry-Ons"
  • "U.S. can't afford complacency"
  
  
• Monday July 16, 2007
  • "Urn of human ashes leads to Miami airport evacuation"
  • "All-clear after MIA security scare"
  • "Pearson's 'lax security' not mark of system-wide failure: expert"
  • "Flying is back and so are the delays"
  • "Column: Readers share best, worst of MIA"'
  • "Speed trumps safety at Canada's biggest airport, screeners declare"
  • "Plan aims to reduce Hartsfield security hassles"
  • "New Orleans airport gets cash to ready for worst"
  • "British airport group hit by faster trains and green concerns"
  • "California Aviation Alliance Website Visitors More Than Double"
  • "FAA defends actions after air traffic allegations"
  • "DHS Plagued By Turnover In Top Positions"
  • "TSA Security Officer accused of stealing from passenger at PDX"
  • "Airport lines for security even longer"
  
  
• Sunday July 15, 2007
  • "Swiss CEO of new Indian airport in race against time"
  • "Newark Airport's security director departing for Miami"
  • "Mother cleared of pledging baby to be suicide bomber"
  
  
• Saturday July 14, 2007
  • "UK airport security costs 'unsustainable'"
  • "New security regime for Oakland airport"
  • "Experts Talk About FAA Accountability"
  • "Missouri cities at odds over land near airport"
  • "FAA Accused Of Hiding Controllers' Mistakes"
  • "Sheriff Replacing Oakland Police At Airport"
  • "Delta suspends flights to Florida Keys airport"
  • "Thai airport security still below par"
  • "Airport security costs 'too high'"
  • "Fresno airport solar system ground broken"
  • "Ex-spy chief says more U.K. attacks likely"
  • "Airline Employee Sentenced For Fake Vouchers"
  
  
• Friday July 13, 2007
  • "Who needs airport security?"
  • "Sea-Tac Airport panel recommends no religious decorations"
  • "Indianapolis Airport Courts New Retailers"
  • "Airport Land Use: Don't rezone airport area for residential"
  • "TSA Uniform Found At Thrift Store"
  • "UK airport reopens after security incident"
  • "First 9/11 damages trials to begin in Sept: judge"
  • "New fees urged to boost U.S. air traffic control"
  • "Al-Qaida works to plant U.S. operatives"
  • "No X-Mas trees at Sea-Tac Airport this year"
  • "Federal report says FAA covers up controller mistakes"
  
  
• Thursday July 12, 2007
  • "Officials say passenger on diverted flight had a regular boarding pass"
  • "Florida names Sarasota-Bradenton International as a top airport"
  • "Springfield, MO aviation director on board of national airport lobbying group"
  • "Art and music in Dayton International's future"
  • "FAA's Blakey: Current ATC system beyond 'recovery'"
  • "Virgin America to fly high at SFO"
  • "US flight to London diverted to New York over security fears"
  • "Union study slams LAX over training and services"
  • "Pawed partners aid police at Phoenix airport"
  • "GAO Sting Operation Buys 'Dirty Bomb' Material"
  • "U.S. Warns Of Stronger Al-Qaeda"
  
  
• Wednesday July 11, 2007
  • "More passengers flying through Stockton airport"
  • "Is Daley deadline to privatize Midway too ambitious?"
  • "New explosive-detection system coming to Pittsburgh airport"
  • "Weapon Scare Shuts Down Bradley Airport Terminal"
  • "Bomb jokes get wiggle room; Canadian airport security bulletin advises screeners to lighten up"
  • "Checkpoints key to airport security: Israeli experts"
  • "Security breach was Oakland Airport's third this year"
  • "Long delays after security breach shuts down Oakland airport"
  • "U.S. Officials Worry of Summer Terror Attack"
  • "Canadian airline investigated for security breach by company president"
  • "Man slips past Oakland airport security officials"
  • "Oakland International Airport Faces Delays After Screening Halt Reports"
  
  
• Tuesday July 10, 2007
  • "When is a Security Breach Not a Security Breach?: When TSA Says So"
  • "Oakland Airport reopened after security mishap"
  • "Confusion At Oakland Airport After Security Breach"
  • "Oakland Airport Downplays Security Breach"
  • "Security Breach Shuts Down Oakland International"
  • "Problems at JFK ripple through U.S. aviation"
  • "DIA set to boost pay: Top boss' salary is much higher at other major U.S. airports"
  • "Bush Administration Gives Up on Changing Airline Ownership Rule"
  • "Air New Zealand calls for regulatory overhaul at airports"
  • "Breaches reveal Toronto airport security flaws, expert says"
  • "Airlines hike fares as fuel bills rise"
  • "Feds propose big increase in compensation for bumped passengers"
  • "Upstart airlines revolutionize flying"
  • "From plane breaches to grad school"
  • "Concessionaire, D/FW are at odds"
  • "Hartsfield workers face screenings"
  • "Oakland airport sued over DBE hiring practices"
  • "Suspect in U.K. terror plot worked in aviation"
  • "Terrorism: Security not the answer says top U.S. expert"
  • "Weekend discoveries of knives prompt Pearson security review"
  • "New Australian airport security system could lift air fares"
  • "Senate drops effort to grant airport screeners bargaining rights"
  • "Phoenix Sky Harbor mum on status of random vehicle searches"
  • "Airport security lines: detour ahead"
  • "Vacant Homeland Security jobs pose danger to US, report says"
  
  
• Monday July 09, 2007
  • "No armed police at Glasgow airport during attempted terror attack"
  • "ONT safer, thanks"
  • "RFID: Heathrow baggage to be electronically tagged"
  • "Despite Security, Holiday Travel Smooth"
  
  
• Sunday July 08, 2007
  • "Airport Manager Offers No Solution To Broken Lights"
  • "New Zealand airports to test flyers for explosives"
  • "Security breach at Pearson Saturday grounds flights"
  • "Attacks on airports can be avoided"
  • "Australian airport security story leads to charges"
  • "Hartsfield expansion out of gate late, over budget"
  • "Glasgow Airport was 'saved' by fire crews"
  • "Chico Municipal Airport police details called off"'
  • "New Terror Threat? Radicalized Professionals"
  • "John Wayne airport improvements are over budget"
  • "Flying the angry skies"
  • "UK terror suspect's jet bomb plot link"
  • "Officials look to minimize U.S. airport terror threats"
  
  
• Saturday July 07, 2007
  • "Australian Gov't Goes After Journalists For Airport Security Breach Disclosures"
  • "EU law hits Indian duty-free shops"
  • "Florida airport is ready for growth, but is the TSA?"
  • "2 in British Plot Took First Steps to Work in U.S."
  
  
• Friday July 06, 2007
  • "Ex-TSA worker faults training at New York airport"
  • "ONT adds vehicle security checkpoint"
  • "Little Rock Airport to Stop Random Vehicle Searches"
  • "San Diego Airport Authority puts caps on relocation perks"
  • "Union challenges Chicago airport security contract"
  • "Hurry To The Gate And Wait"
  • "Some say FAA move could hide midair collision risk"
  • "Dubai: A Flight Plan for the Long Haul"
  • "Qantas Crew Member Smuggled Cocaine In Her Bra, Court Told"
  • "Airlines upgrade regional jets"
  • "Australian terrorism threat: Our airports are not secure - Rudd"
  • "Outer forecourt reopens at Glasgow airport"
  • "Boy's Hand Crushed In Honolulu Airport Baggage Carousel"
  • "London Bombers Sped to Glasgow, Authorities Say"
  • "UK transport secretary calls Heathrow security summit"
  • "Security scares add to woes as UK airlines struggle to fill planes"
  • "Bombs Are Simple, Cheap, Deadly"
  • "Fliers' bill of rights moves ahead"
  • "Airport bomber left "suicide" note"
  • "'I had to accept that terrorism had arrived at Glasgow airport'"
  
  
• Thursday July 05, 2007
  • "Suspect Device Found Near NY Airport"
  • "Vertical Integration: Knoxville Airport Authority forms LLC"
  • "Laptop Profiling: Why Your PC Holds You Up at Security"
  • "Police chief charged with misdemeanor for issuing identification"
  • "Miami Airport bomb threat leads to arrest"
  • "U.S. airports use more 'green' buses, taxis"
  • "Ugly Airline Math: Planes Late, Fliers Even Later"
  • "Virgin America seeks green light for ticket sales"
  • "Airlines' Fewer Seats May Boost Fares, Shares in U.S. Market"
  • "Gatwick airport wary of missile attack"
  • "Travelers find smooth sailing at BWI Airport"
  • "Albany Screeners Miss Fake Bomb Parts in TSA Test"
  • "'Artport' Arrival: Many airports showcase work of local artists"
  • "FBI: Suicide Bombers Are a Top Concern"
  • "New Bangkok airport is unsafe, checks below par, says IATA report"
  
  
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