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• Friday April 20, 2007
  • "Murals brighten Las Vegas airport terminal"
  • "Indianapolis airport terminal safe to resume construction"
  • "Opinion: If No One Flies, No One Dies"
  • "Feds: 29 Cargo Workers, Others Ran Drugs Through Miami Airport"
  • "OIA Shifts Hub Proposal Into Gear"
  • "Little Rock Airport has $100,000 on Hold; Money Would Fund Aviation Training, but Federal OK Needed"
  • "Consultants Oppose Closing Down Fort Lauderdale Runway"
  • "Airport police: Banana burglar ate the evidence"
  
  
• Thursday April 19, 2007
  • "Utah airport board takes stand on overtime charges caused by airline"
  • "Southwest in play? It's a possibility"
  • "Wichita officials aim e-mail blitz at Frontier Airlines"
  • "Palm Springs Airport trumps 5 others on top 100 list with traffic jump"
  • "Broken X-ray machine prompts long lines at Georgia airport"
  • "FAA Dismisses Claims Against San Diego County Regional Airport Authority"
  • "Report: Lake Tahoe Airport would bring spenders to the South Shore"
  • "Threat puts Colorado airport on alert"
  • "U.S. Airport Workers Face More Checks After Breach"
  • "Higher fares boost Continental, Southwest profits"
  • "Airport workers to be eyes of TSA"
  • "Rochester, Minnesota Airport Flying High"
  • "Phoenix Sky Harbor's food prices vary widely among terminals"
  • "Framework in place for new North Terminal at Detroit Metro"
  • "Kevin Dillon leaves Manchester for job at OIA"
  • "Can Philadelphia mayoral candidate's privatized airport plan possibly fly?"
  • "Airport security plans include more training, technology use"
  
  
• Wednesday April 18, 2007
  • "Charlotte-Douglas Fastest-Growing Airport in US"
  • "Marketing: RDU ads promote United flight"
  • "DeCosta three-year contract extension nears vote"
  • "Vertical Integration at McGhee Tyson"
  • "Editorial: Emancipate DIA"
  • "Expert: Atlantic City airport 'in the right place at the right time'"
  
  
• Tuesday April 17, 2007
  • "Study: Invest in Baton Rouge airport"
  • "Airport Land Use: Airport's noise may hit proposed homes"
  • "Airbus A380 built for biggest hubs Too much plane for Sea-Tac"
  • "TSA pilot program running smoothly in Detroit"
  • "Fresno Airport will Plug into Solar Power"
  • "Southern California cities had high aspirations when developing airport landing field"
  • "Defendants Want Arkansas Airport Wrongful-Termination Suit Reopened"
  • "Mayoral rivals trade jabs over Philadelphia airport privatization"
  • "Lambert airport hopes to lure more flights with $5 million incentive program"
  • "Cleveland Hopkins Airport contractor suspended indefinitely from city work"
  • "Losing parking bidders threaten to sue LAWA"
  • "New airport in-line bag-screening process endorsed for LAX"
  • "Air security a costly mess, IATA says"
  • "Aborted takeoff for new Airmall shopping policy"
  
  
• Monday April 16, 2007
  • "MSP airport approves penalties for cabbies in alcohol dispute"
  • "NTSB Chief Says Runway Safety Lacking"
  • "France Knew in 2001 al-Qaida Had a Plot"
  • "Discount Carriers Where You Least Expect Them"
  • "Airlines at Denver Ran Scared; Flights Canceled in Face of No-Show Storm"
  • "Red Liquid Prompts Evacuation At BWI Baggage Claim"
  • "Editorial: Proposed TSA rules could undermine security"
  • "US Airways is back in black, now unions are seeing red"
  • "Freight business cruisin' at Anchorage International"
  • "FAA bans disputed landing procedure"
  • "LAX security project sees delays, increased costs"
  
  
• Sunday April 15, 2007
  • "Low-cost airlines set to tackle long-haul carriers"
  • "O'Hare design errors alleged"
  • "Taxes and Fees on Airline Tickets"
  • "Switching Behavior: Disgruntled air passengers often put up with snafus"
  • "Delta may shed feeder carriers"
  • "US expects aviation pact with China by May"
  • "Federal program opens Pittsburgh AirMall to some non-flyers"
  • "Ticket Taxes Fund Corporate Jets"
  
  
• Saturday April 14, 2007
  • "New England's airports feeding appetite for more concessions"
  • "Airport hotel guests to get access to Pittsburgh Airmall"
  • "Feds: Face-Recognition Software Getting Much Better"
  • "Terminal Move Could Start Logan Shuffle"
  • "New Shops in Chicago Airports Cleared for Takeoff"
  • "Editorial: Nothing comes before safety"
  • "Can the Philadelphia airport be privatized?"
  
  
• Friday April 13, 2007
  • "State Of Security: DHS: Slow Behemoth-3"
  • "Pittsburgh airport hotel guests to get Air Mall access"
  • "FAA split on close calls at runways"
  • "Ryanair planning overseas airline"
  • "Detroit airport airside incidents prompt probe"
  
  
• Thursday April 12, 2007
  • "How to get through SFO security in 30 seconds"
  • "Planes wait while controller takes potty break"
  • "Costlier airport parking possible at Richmond"
  • "Airport X-ray machines fail police drug smuggling test"
  • "Lawsuit claims dead airplane passenger's body not found until hours after jet landed"
  • "Guam airport baggage handlers arrested for theft"
  • "San Diego airport authority CEO a finalist for L.A. position"
  • "No jail time for Honolulu airport bid-rigging"
  • "De-Icing Trucks Hit Planes At Cleveland Airport"
  • "Increased travel security devastating industry, travel exec says"
  • "Flight delays rile us the most, survey says"
  • "New Technologies Speed Up Airport Security Procedures"
  • "Editorial: Course correction for San Diego airport authority"
  • "Palm Springs airport seeks more management"
  
  
• Wednesday April 11, 2007
  • "Kennard Connection May Make LA Job Candidates Wary"
  • "Travelers stuck on the Detroit runway in Spirit plane"
  • "United Airlines to add $10 surcharge on LAX flights"
  • "Watching Workers: More Checkpoints Possible: Airport screening debated"
  • "Leave trouble-shooting to airlines, industry leader contends"
  • "Shot-Gun Shells Found At Manchester Airport"
  • "Heat, smoke add dash of reality to Malaysia airport drill"
  • "U.S. aviation alert level remains at orange"
  • "Real-Time Map Monitors Disasters Across the Globe"
  • "Indianapolis airport clears way for minority contractors"
  • "Opinion: True security: Screen 100% of U.S. airport workers"
  • "Baggage carts subject of new Thai airport inquiry"
  • "Tennessee's Tri-Cities Mulls Forming Airport Authority"
  • "Airport warns cabbies: No more peeing"
  • "Turkish hijacker arrested after demanding flight be diverted to Iran
  • "Women Keeping Up Pressure for a Better Travel Experience"
  • "Companies Heeding Gripes About Long Lines"
  
  
• Tuesday April 10, 2007
  • "Package spurs SFO terminal shutdown"
  • "Revenue Diversion? Police may be pulled from SFO to streets"
  • "Security to be stepped up at Lambert Airport"
  • "U.S. airlines leave fewer seats unfilled"
  • "Baggage screening could get upgrade"
  • "Security Clearance Being Tightened at Salt Lake International Airport"
  • "Aspen airport begins scheduled shutdown for runway work"
  
  
• Monday April 09, 2007
  • "Delta facing some objections from municipalities to its reorganization plan"
  • "Airplane Evacuated on Hartsfield Runway After Landing"
  • "U.S. airlines turn to employees for cost-cutting ideas"
  • "Sanford Airport's Dale a hero to fans, bully to critics"
  • "ACI launches airport diploma programme"
  • "Three groups to bid for Turkish airport deal"
  • "Philippines airport may ease ban on carry-on liquids"
  • "Passengers demand satisfaction after recent airline meltdowns"
  • "$8,800 fee for parking? Cars at airport since Katrina"
  • "Agreement sought on clearing of airport trees"
  • "Did the 9/11 Hijackers Case Boston's Logan Airport?"
  • "Houston airport parking perk for local elected officials tightens"
  • "SLO Airport passenger numbers drop"
  • "Unsafe to fly? Unions, GAO detail problems in the sky"
  • "Feds must respond to Senate security report"
  • "Wide gaps remain in U.S. airport security"
  
  
• Sunday April 08, 2007
  • "Shreveport Regional employees subjected to random screening"
  • "Honolulu airport getting $2.3B makeover"
  • "Salt Lake hub vies with CVG"
  • "Striving To Thwart Threats"
  • "Airport Land Use: Proposed new height limits near San Jose airport challenge developers"
  • "Women at Dallas Love Field 'acting suspiciously'"
  • "Mayor asks for FAA enforcement action to be waived"
  • "Risks seen in airport blind spot"
  • "Salem airport looking for security screeners"
  • "Redding Municipal Airport may add new fee"
  • "Fresno airport gets high-tech firetruck"
  • "Missoula airport addition to open"
  • "Sacramento airport plans $1 billion expansion, new terminal"
  • "Airport Scare Leads To Suspicion Of Flight To SLC"
  • "Flight Canceled After Pilot Locks Self in Bathroom Screaming Obscenities"
  
  
• Saturday April 07, 2007
  • "Demand pushes up prices for airfares, cars, hotels"
  • "South Dakota airport to rewrite master plan"
  • "Searches at 5 Airports After JFK Breach"
  
  
• Friday April 06, 2007
  • "Ground Vehicles Not Tracked in Newest FAA System"
  • "Second Probe Launched into Myrtle Beach Terminal Project"
  • "Board OKs plan to waive BWI fees for new airlines"
  • "Southwest shows its industry the importance of sincerity"
  • "Authorities: Passenger search at OIA was a false alarm"
  • "Best Airports For Shopping"
  • "Feds Question Passengers at Florida Airport"
  • "Parts of 2 JFK airport terminals evacuated after security breach"
  • "Hartsfield vendor $1.3 million in debt"
  
  
• Thursday April 05, 2007
  • "Comair Takes Some Blame for Kentucky Crash"
  • "UK policy body wants health warnings on flights"
  • "Police investigate how OIA SSI material ended up in dumpster"
  • "OIA is talk of airport cops at summit"
  • "Birmingham, AL airport sued over runway project"
  • "Monroe, LA searches for money for new airport terminal"
  • "Editorial: TSA proposal to ban LEO shutdown of checkpoints"
  • "George Bush Intercontinental Airport a model for international arrivals"
  • "IATA raises 2007 airline profit forecast to $3.8 bln"
  • "Global Hawk could watch over air travel"
  • "Lambert will get change at the top as chief resigns"
  • "Survey: Travelers Uninterested in Registered Traveler Program, Despite Frustration With Long Airport Security Lines"
  
  
• Wednesday April 04, 2007
  • "One billion US fliers predicted per year by 2015"
  • "Santa Fe Airport Needs More Flights, Visibility"
  • "Boardroom and factory feuds rage at Airbus"
  • "Schumer: screen airport employees"
  • "Airport wants document rules"
  • "Deregulation brought lower fares, decline in U.S. airlines' customer service"
  • "Women, minorities share Indianapolis airport work"
  • "D/FW ready to polish its crystal ball"
  • "FCC says 'no' to cellphone talkers on planes"
  
  
• Tuesday April 03, 2007
  • "FAA Takes Steps to Lower Noise at National"
  • "Grand Rapids Airport Reworks Ads to Draw More Revenue"
  • "BAA to Bid for Chicago Midway"
  • "Take a walk on the wild side during your next layover"
  • "Emissions pain in store for European aviation"
  • "Decision postponed on Los Angeles airport parking contract"
  • "RAF asked to consider suicide flights"
  • "Airport security failure rate 'embarrassing'"
  • "Pilot arrested just before take-off for being over the alcohol limit"
  • "Family Settles Suit Over Midway Runway Accident"
  • "Will LAX be left holding bag?"
  • "Nassau Airport Upgrade Could Cost $400 Mil"
  • "MidAmerica Airport sees first international cargo flight"
  • "Hopkins chief: Let developer lead effort to boost airport shopping"
  • "It's full speed ahead for Palmdale airport"
  • "Consultant gets jail term for Philadelphia airport pay-to-play"
  
  
• Monday April 02, 2007
  • "Kansas Airports Seek Separate Air Service"
  • "Airlines Balk at Plan to Lease Midway"
  • "Editorial: Not sending the message"
  • "The Road Looks Rocky For A $7.50 Passenger Facility Charge"
  • "Miami Officials Hope Turbulence Is Easing"
  • "Letter: We've clued terrorists in on security measures"
  
  
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