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• Tuesday September 12, 2006
  • "EU debates balance between security and data protection for air travel"
  • "Airport passenger safety tops Homeland Security priority list"
  • "Security Generates Multibillion Business"
  • "Report shows former Phoenix airport security official violated protocols"
  • "'Hijack-proof' Jets Tested in Europe"
  • "Airlines Yet to Climb out of 9/11 Woes"
  • "Suspicious Package Detonated at Long Beach Airport"
  • "Two injured in emergency evacuation at Iowa airport"
  • "San Diego Airport Authority Speaks Up"
  
  
• Monday September 11, 2006
  • "San Diego: A question of sufficient capacity"
  • "Canadian airport security easily defeated"
  • "Air travel: Safer, but at what cost?"
  • "State Legislature to Consider San Diego Airport Authority's Future"
  • "Airline passengers cope with modern security"
  • "9/11: FIVE YEARS LATER - SFO's business still turbulent"
  
  
• Sunday September 10, 2006
  • "Millions Spent on Securing Lindbergh Field Since Terror Attacks"
  • "OIA's uncertain skies: In-state flights plunge as travelers alter plans"
  • "State of the Industry: Sept. 11 attacks forever change the way we fly"
  • "5 years later: Wisconsin airport keeps up with security"
  • "Alabama airport top spender on DC lobbyists"
  • "Airport security met with mixed feelings"
  • "Security breach at Logan - 'It's Keystone Kops'"
  • "Airports see biggest changes since attacks"
  
  
• Saturday September 09, 2006
  • "Russian airport police chief triggers alarm to help drinking pals"
  • "Europe, US seek new air data deal"
  • "Changes to airport security since terrorist attacks"
  • "1 fired, 1 reprimanded over generator failure at Lambert"
  • "Philadelphia Airport Experiments with Free Wi-Fi"
  • "Air travel barely safer since Sept 11: Report"
  • "Police on the Lookout for Terrorists With Missiles Near Airports"
  • "Passengers satisfied with U.S. airport screening"
  • "Makeover of San Diego Airport Authority Sought"
  • "Checkpoint of the Future: Airport Screening Technology Developed"
  
  
• Friday September 08, 2006
  • "Crews still cleaning up from FLL fuel spill"
  • "Flights of antsy: Airport security measures must show that the benefits outweigh the costs; the latest restrictions are increasing stress and make no sense"
  • "FAA cracks down on air controllers naps"
  • "Miami International Airport is training all of its employees, not just screeners, to look for suspicious behavior"
  • "Two low-cost carriers reduce service at D/FW"
  • "Panel OKs Deal for Ads at L.A., Ontario Airports; Delays Vote on Concessions"
  • "United intoduces automated dual boarding bridge at DIA"
  • "Tighter Security Hurts Southwest Airlines Revenue"
  • "Airports are Key Community Patrons"
  • "Stockton airport moves closer to international service"
  • "Anger at BAA Jibes"
  • "TIA considers off-airport baggage check-in"
  • "Palm Springs airport manager disputes safety criticisms"
  • "More snags emerge in new Bangkok airport tests"
  • "Passengers adapt to inconvenience"
  • "Travelers shrug off MacArthur Airport safety concerns"
  • "TSA lifts burden on screeners in Newark"
  
  
• Thursday September 07, 2006
  • "Airports Set Sights on 'Weird' Conduct in Canada"
  • "Smaller Jets Flying Farther"
  • "Flight Attendants Gaining Support for Sharp Items Ban"
  • "Bag-Screening Staff Shortage Prevents Airlines from Expanding into New Markets"
  • "EU plans tougher airport security"
  • "US says 9/11 suspect planned Heathrow attack"
  • "Former O'Hare Police Commander Found Guilty of Theft"
  • "Better air service sought for Pueblo airport"
  • "Construction starts on world's second highest airport"
  • "LAX to Open Up Concession Contracts in Hopes That Sales Will Soar"
  • "Simmons helped Burbank airport soar"
  • "Auditor Disputes San Diego Airport Officials' Ethics Claims"
  • "Down to the wire for new Bangkok airport"
  • "Suit against San Diego airport officials alleges ethics violations"
  • "As Airline Passenger Numbers Soar, So Do Delays, Lost Baggage And Flier Frustration"
  • "From janitors to managers, Miami airport employees are watching you"
  • "Luggage overload leads to shortcuts in security at OIA"
  
  
• Wednesday September 06, 2006
  • "Lambert Field employees face discipline in generator failure"
  • "Smell Of Smoke Prompts Evacuation At Cincinnati Airport"
  
  
• Tuesday September 05, 2006
  • "Budget airlines complain as work begins on Berlin airport"
  • "Ex-Highway Director Named to Lead DOT"
  • "Regional Jet Use Stabilizing in U.S."
  • "Continental Reveals Costs of Security Alert"
  • "IATA Warns of World Flight Chaos"
  • "Gateway Airport mulls air service incentives"
  • "Sky Harbor to staff up for coming expansion"
  • "Canadian security boss says tough screening here to stay"
  • "Reconstructing a takeoff: How could this have happened?"
  • "Airport construction creates unexpected dangers"
  • "Flight doesn't always take a safe direction"
  • "Jammed Air Canada Jazz Cockpit Door Exposes Security Flaws"
  
  
• Monday September 04, 2006
  • "Cloudy Skies? Airport Clinic Grounds Anxiety"
  • "3 companies get $182 million in O'Hare contracts"
  • "Senator Schumer: Inadequate funding hurts New York airports"
  • "Despite high cost and intrusiveness, Western nations mull Israeli-style flight security"
  
  
• Sunday September 03, 2006
  • "The Loneliness of the Air Traffic Controller"
  • "High-tech system could have averted Comair crash, experts say"
  • "Knickers knicked by airport brit"
  • "India mulls private players' role at airports"
  • "Airport looks at service at curb"
  • "Orlando airport disrupted but no security breach"
  • "Airport Thefts at Orlando"
  • "Brief Evacuation At Mineta Airport"
  • "Airport insecurity on the rise across the U.S."
  • "TSA pulls plug on explosives detectors"
  
  
• Saturday September 02, 2006
  • "Philippines aircraft bomb exercise violates intl aviation law"
  
  
• Friday September 01, 2006
  • "Another bizarre Philadelphia airport tale"
  • "Expected Airport Turbulence Smooths Out Around Los Angeles"
  • "TV programme exposes 'major flaw' in Heathrow security"
  • "Airport Liability: Lexington airport board meets to discuss possible lawsuits"
  • "Airport Revenue News Launches 'Project: Airports"
  • "Santa Maria airport hopes to attract jet maker by adding customs agent"
  • "Klamath County opposes U.S. Cellular tower near airport"
  • "No injuries reported after plane catches fire at Miami airport"
  • "San Diego Airport authority answers commentary"
  • "BAA rejects calls for airport break-up"
  • "Lexington airport board calls emergency meeting to discuss litigation"
  • "Senator to hold hearings on airport security"
  • "Peoria airport seeks new ad campaigns"
  • "Airport Land Use: Mayor: Airport can't stop development"
  • "Finding runway pilot's job"
  • "Air Controller Slept 2 Hours"
  • "Private Sector Has Hard Time Regaining Airport Screening Business"
  • "Former Air Marshals Plead Guilty to Cocaine Smuggling"
  
  
• Thursday August 31, 2006
  • "Study urges regional airport cooperation"
  • "'Search Me Please' - Confessions of an airport detainee"
  • "The 5 best airports for business travelers"
  • "U.S. Senator calls for hiring of more airport screeners"
  • "Airport security tightening in Morroco"
  • "Long-term plan still needed for airport security"
  
  
• Wednesday August 30, 2006
  • "IATA sees air travel dip after UK terror alert"
  • "Planned Berlin Airport Runs Into Rough Weather Again"
  • "Libyan, Iraqi suspects deny Jordan airport bomb plot"
  • "Iraqi says had to change t-shirt before US flight"
  • "Request To Cut Trees To Battle Birds at Sacramento Airport"
  • "NTSB: Tower Didn't Notice Deadly Mistake"
  • "Arcata/Eureka Airport to undergo construction in September"
  • "Proposed Sacramento airport terminal to be 'signature'"
  • "RFID: A leash for luggage? SFO OKs radio tags"
  • "Significant changes coming to Nashville International Airport"
  • "Michigan Airport Locked Down During Scare"
  • "Blue Grass Airport Installs Warning Signs on Closed Runway"
  • "Lexington tower should have had 2 controllers, FAA says"
  • "New Orleans Airport Was Key to Survival, Despite Damage, Following Katrina"
  
  
• Tuesday August 29, 2006
  • "Elite Security Lines Bug Some but Not Others"
  • "Young mum to sue US airline over fluids ban"
  • "Airport director: Taxi route changed a week before airplane crash in Ky"
  • "Sanford airport board member quits"
  • "Eastern Iowa Airport to review emergency plan in wake of crash"
  • "Runway's lack of lights may have caused confusion"
  • "What Israeli Security Could Teach Us"
  • "Is the Runway Part of the Problem?"
  • "Airport Land Use: San Joaquin County in Ca. Wants to Protect Airport"
  • "Airport security boosts charter jets' business"
  
  
• Monday August 28, 2006
  • "Land-Use Studies Crucial, Says Virginia Governor"
  • "Error in Comair crash fairly common"
  • "Canadian airport officials seize elderly woman's heart pills"
  • "Concessions bring big money to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport"
  • "Travelers Are Jittery After Air Plot Arrests"
  • "Gainesville airport authority has new mind-set"
  • "Canadian airport shops feel security crunch"
  • "Doomed jet on wrong runway"
  • "Australian airport safety 'tighter than US'"
  
  
• Sunday August 27, 2006
  • "At Newark airport, screeners feel the strain"
  • "Northrop developing anti-manpad system for airlines"
  • "Ryanair sues UK government over airport security delays"
  • "Judge blocks Northwest strike, delays ruling"
  • "Overseas airports can be security weak link"
  • "Arrival Kits -- all the stuff airport security took away"
  • "Airport 'Fast Pass' Is Still Preparing for Takeoff"
  • "Writers unimpressed with airport security"
  • "Orlando Sanford airport official refuses to resign"
  • "Latest scares show airport threat lingers"
  
  
• Saturday August 26, 2006
  • "Hobby screeners disciplined over unstaffed security post"
  • "Rash of Security Scares Disrupt Airline Flights"
  
  
• Friday August 25, 2006
  • "Air Marshal Dress Code Changed"
  • "Airline Cuts Hurting Small Airports"
  • "Registered Traveler Program May Start in Jacksonville"
  • "TSA Considers Easing Ban on Liquids"
  • "Move aims to tighten Michigan airports police discipline"
  • "Northwest strike is 'coming to an airport near you'"
  • "Commentary: Stakes too high to gamble with airport security"
  • "Tighter security creates tail wind at the terminal"
  • "FAA to keep flight caps at O'Hare two more years"
  • "Beirut's airport is open - to 2 airlines"
  • "TSA Concept Video Shows Future RFID-Enabled Airport"
  • "Airlines Gang Up On U.K. Airport Operator"
  
  
• Thursday August 24, 2006
  • "Dutch Jet Incident Not Terror-Related"
  • "UK Airport Security Measures to Stay"
  • "Orlando International Airport Fails Security Test"
  • "Checked luggage strains security"
  • "Philadelphia airport employee files suit over treatment"
  • "Nassau Airport Contract Still Unsigned"
  • "Judge: Airport's refusal to explain security signs OK"
  • "Which is scarier, mom or airport security?"
  • "12 arrested after security alert on US plane"
  
  
• Wednesday August 23, 2006
  • "Proposals to Ease Gridlock at LAX to Be Unveiled"
  • "Dillon to stay in Manchester after Orlando takes a pass"
  • "Australian airport security breaches weekly, says union"
  • "Woman reports self for breaching airport security"
  • "Extra airport security costly"
  • "Homeland Security Agency Changes No-Fly List Policy"
  • "Bechtel Won't Get San Jose Airport Job Because of Insurance Issues"
  • "Security that's rude, repetitive, effective"
  • "CVG Wins Title Of Most Expensive US Airport"
  • "11th hour deal reached by Vancouver airport security guards"
  • "Minneapolis Airport Checkpoint Closed, 19 Taken To Hospital"
  
  
• Tuesday August 22, 2006
  • "World's strictest airport security"
  • "Newark Airport concedes ex-cons breached security"
  • "Added security piles on costs at Sky Harbor"
  
  
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