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• Friday October 21, 2005
  • "Lambert seeks hike in airport screeners"
  • "Mechanics Won't Vote on Northwest Offer"
  • "Southwest, Alaska Airlines Perform Well"
  • "Though neighborhood impact recognized, Dulles airport growth moves forward"
  • "Philadelphia Airport FSD Suspect In NYC Terror Leak"
  • "Southwest, D/FW scrap over Wright law"
  • "Ontario Airport delays inline baggage-screening system"
  • "We listen, FAA tells airport's neighbors"
  • "Australian airport arrests deepen security concerns"
  • "Fake grenade causes evacuations, flight delays at Southern California airport"
  • "Security screener at JFK Airport charged with stealing $80,000 from checked bag"
  
  
• Thursday October 20, 2005
  • "Florida airport logo gets new look"
  • "Burbank's Bob Hope Airport summer passenger numbers take off"
  • "Southwest Airlines to add Denver in 2006"
  • "No delay in Las Vegas airport's growth"
  • "Oakland airport to privatize parking"
  • "Senate may allow Love flights to Missouri"
  • "Southwest threatens HQ move if Wright restrictions continue"
  • "Airlines waging classic dogfight"
  • "Driverless pods to get London airport users off to a flying start"
  • "Residents seek Monterey Peninsula Airport noise limits"
  • "MidAmerica Airport has longing for business travelers"
  • "Cabbies sue Cincinnati airport over fees"
  
  
• Wednesday October 19, 2005
  • "Airport express lane could ease checkpoint congestion"
  • "Airport delay survey drops Lambert"
  • "MidAmerica Airport expansion adds international cargo facility"
  • "Cabbies-limo drivers feud leads to Phoenix airport recommendations"
  • "Port of Oakland considers changing concessions for first time in 20 years"
  • "Dallas Airport Balks at Southwest Airlines Petition Drive"
  • "LAX to establish ethics office"
  • "India must increase airport capacity"
  • "LAX Officials Devise Plans To Prevent Spread Of Bird Flu"
  
  
• Monday October 17, 2005
  • "UAL's plan to exit bankruptcy runs into trouble"
  • "Unlocking mystery behind air fares"
  • "Stewardess Calls in Bomb Threat to Get Day Off"
  • "Liquidation is threatened by Northwest"
  • "Traveler accused of punching out window in midflight"
  • "FAA extends flight caps at O'Hare to spring"
  • "Editorial: Recall old, flawed screening? It seems lawmakers don't"
  • "Editorial: Let airports take over screening"
  • "Permanent perimeter barriers to go up at Phoenix airport"
  
  
• Sunday October 16, 2005
  • "Southwest saves at Sea-Tac"
  • "Philadelphia Airport Booms; Neighbors Protest Runway Plans"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport to shuffle gate leases"
  • "Airline bankruptcy filing put small town airport service on hold"
  
  
• Thursday October 13, 2005
  • "New Pittsburgh Airport Security Machine A Breeze"
  • "Making the case for an Airport Authority Board"
  • "Bat inspires space tech for airport security"
  • "True fight on Boeing Field remains"
  • "Plane Carrying Viruses Crashes in Canada"
  • "Airport in Northern Spain Evacuated After Terror Threat"
  • "Orlando Airport flights on security hold, authorities report"
  
  
• Wednesday October 12, 2005
  • "D/FW Airport Seeks Global Carriers for Meaningful Relationships"
  • "Airport considers how to expand service"
  • "Column: What need is there to supersize San Jose Airport?"
  • "Airport detectors still vulnerable to terrorists"
  • "Fees to fuel 'trusted traveler' program"
  • "Hooters Air defies skeptics, finds a spot as niche carrier"
  • "Majority of Voters Prefer San Diego Airport Expansion"
  • "Texas senator brings gun to airport"
  • "Richmond Airport lands JetBlue service"
  
  
• Monday October 10, 2005
  • "Al-Qaeda planned to smash jet into Heathrow airport"
  • "China in mad rush to build more airports"
  • "Plane turns around for quick return to airport after hitting flock of birds"
  • "Airlines value the incentives, but treasure profit"
  • "Struggling airlines boost the luxury quotient"
  
  
• Sunday October 09, 2005
  • "Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport gears up for expansion"
  • "Starting over on expanding San Jose's Norman Y. Mineta airport"
  • "Screener overlooks airline ID, so feds shut down checkpoints"
  • "FAA to give $300 mil. for O'Hare"
  • "Anti-Bush T-shirt hits no-fly zone"
  • "Northwest troubles could push Mesaba into bankruptcy"
  • "Low-cost carriers rule sky in Pittsburgh"
  
  
• Saturday October 08, 2005
  • "Philadelphia Airport firm gets a 2d chance"
  • "Will New Airport X-Rays Invade Privacy?"
  • "Oklahoma City Appoints Riverside Airport Director to Head City Airport Operations"
  • "Editorial: Diversify carriers at CVG"
  • "Northwest, Delta Eye Overseas for Profits"
  • "Tallahassee Airport Joins Security Project"
  
  
• Friday October 07, 2005
  • "Congress expected to clear screener hurdle"
  • "Answers to Del Rio, Texas airport revenue loss predictions"
  • "New York airport eyes scanner security"
  • "Lydia Kennard reappointed to top LAX post"
  • "CVG dedicates new airport runway"
  
  
• Thursday October 06, 2005
  • "Near-collision occurs at Boston airport"
  • "Kingman, Prescott want new air service"
  • "Expectations soar just as JetBlue arrives in Newark"
  • "Chicago files response to O'Hare challenge"
  • "Dulles Airport Expansion Moving Forward With New Runways"
  
  
• Wednesday October 05, 2005
  • "Keep the faith; Illinois airport still a good deal despite TMA mess"
  • "New security at Toronto's Pearson airport; some lineups, no flight delays"
  • "Economics Temporarily Ground San Jose Mineta Airport Expansion Plans"
  • "Lawmakers to encourage private airport screeners"
  • "Bankrupt airlines rarely have much lift left"
  • "Delta Cuts Flights to Conserve Fuel"
  • "Alaska tries to one-up Southwest at Boeing Field"
  • "Sacramento International Airport cutting parking rates for holidays"
  • "Philadelphia airport high bid contract extended"
  • "American's JFK Terminal Shows Bare-Bones Future of Air Travel "
  • "D/FW concessionaires catch a break"
  • "Lawmakers seek investigation of alleged TSA labor abuses"
  • "Airspace problems could kill Imperial airport plan"
  • "Top airport inspector resigns amid theft allegations"
  • "Double-runway option for Lindbergh Field is eliminated"
  • "Bomb Scare Evacuates Part Of CVG"
  
  
• Tuesday October 04, 2005
  • "Director of Peoria Airport resigns"
  • "Registered Traveler Test Ends: U.S. Considers Findings As Private Airport Programs Proliferate"
  
  
• Monday October 03, 2005
  • "Far-reaching effects from airline bankruptcies"
  • "FAA inspectors raise questions at Northwest"
  • "Better Emergency Planning and Flexibility Needed in Crisis"
  
  
• Sunday October 02, 2005
  • "Crash at Pearson could've been prevented: report"
  • "Airlines look for big bucks in luxe lounges"
  
  
• Saturday October 01, 2005
  • "Oregon airport to add screeners following TSA's re-evaluation"
  • "LAX chief's resignation was demanded"
  • "Airline to end service to SFO"
  • "Airlines serving Aspen airport navigate financial turbulence"
  • "Jet fuel bill becomes California law"
  • "American, Continental look to cut flights, up fares"
  • "Scrutiny continues over airline screening"
  • "NWA hints at new airline"
  • "Hours after FAA's approval, court halts $15B O'Hare plan"
  • "County to put CVG on hot seat"
  • "Feds To Reimburse Charlotte For Airport Security Improvements"
  
  
• Friday September 30, 2005
  • "Air Service Development: 'Why would we ever go there?'"
  • "O'Hare airport expansion approved"
  • "MidAmerica Airport loses carrier"
  • "TSA stands by air traveler security plans"
  • "2nd runway for Lindbergh Field is ruled out"
  • "Plans For New San Diego Airport In Desert Hits Snags"
  • "Scramble for Hartsfield gates intensifies"
  • "Indians Protest Airport Privatization"
  • "South Dakota airport predicts tough talks with airlines"
  • "Director of LA airports Kim Day has resigned"
  • "A Logical End: Private Screening: D.C. aviation attorney offers reasons the opt-out program still offers potential"
  • "A Logical End: Private Screening: D.C. aviation attorney offers reasons the opt-out program still offers potential"
  
  
• Thursday September 29, 2005
  • "Airport knocking on airlines' doors"
  • "Airline bankruptcies may pinch Wisconsin airport"
  
  
• Wednesday September 28, 2005
  • "TSA screeners' injury rate examined"
  • "Cowboys on horseback: The latest development in airport security"
  • "McCarran Airport Sets Another Record"
  • "Suspected terror cell targeted Paris airport, subway"
  • "Bankruptcy leaves Delta owing Cincinnati airport $2.9M, officials say"
  
  
• Tuesday September 27, 2005
  • "SFO nears spending cuts"
  • "Southwest's 'Negative' Effect: Airline's gain is another's loss"
  • "Floundering carrier to cut Sea-Tac service in December"
  • "America West, US Airways begin flying under one banner"
  • "Registered Traveler Test Is Ending Inconclusively"
  • "Logan considers easing way for frequent fliers"
  • "Williams Gateway should be first full-size reliever airport"
  • "Trial for former airport manager set to begin tomorrow"
  • "Southwest fights to keep low cost edge"
  • "American Airlines to close lounge at Sea-Tac"
  • "Who will come out on top at OIA?"
  • "GAO says IT systems for US air traffic vulnerable"
  
  
• Monday September 26, 2005
  • "DIA to restore 600 parking spaces removed after 9/11"
  • "Sky Harbor Airport crews rebuilding Louisiana airport"
  • "'D/FW CEO: We've been stiff-armed' by Southwest"
  • "Airport IT security under siege"
  • "Wildlife Control: Bird Plus Plane Equals Snarge"
  
  
• Sunday September 25, 2005
  • "Are Burbank airport revenues paying for junkets?"
  • "San Diego airport officials may venture into private aviation business"
  • "Airport security doesn't have to be so unfriendly"
  • "3 ex-TSA workers plead guilty to theft"
  • "San Mateo County tired of playing Cinderella"
  • "MidAmerica Airport turns to cargo for some lift"
  • "Houston airports reopen as airlines work to resume flights"
  • "'Weak point' in UK airport security"
  • "Sacramento: A no-fly zone for international trade"
  
  
• Saturday September 24, 2005
  • "Panel: Gov't Needs to Get Airport Screening Right"
  • "British Airways Chief Blasts 'Stupid' U.S. Airlines"
  • "Oakland airport has bad day with security breach, blackouts"
  • "Man in UK airport scare is held under Mental Health Act"
  
  
• Friday September 23, 2005
  • "Floating San Diego airport idea is promoted"
  • "Arrest Over Bomb Comment At Bradley Airport"
  • "Northwest bankruptcy puts Minneapolis airport expansion on hold"
  • "Airport Security Class In Phoenix"
  • "Lawmakers critical of expensive Minneapolis runway-opening bash"
  
  
• Thursday September 22, 2005
  • "Are we ready for a plane crash? Sat. airport drill will decide"
  • "Editorial: Palm Springs Airport incident a wake-up call for stricter security measures"
  • "Screeners fail to show up at 2 Houston airports"
  • "New York Airport Unfazed By Bankruptcies"
  • "Security Breach at Oakland Intl. Airport"
  • "EU airport security 'must get tougher'"
  • "United CEO Says Carriers Need Deregulation"
  • "Airport not liable for security screeners"
  • "Northwest Still Liable to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Airport"
  • "How to Fix the Airline Mess"
  • "Airport drill tests emergency response"
  • "Sioux Falls Airport to hire private baggage-screening firm"
  • "Knives: Cleared for takeoff?"
  
  
• Wednesday September 21, 2005
  • "Growing Missouri airport should celebrate"
  • "Your Air Taxi Is Almost Ready"
  • "FAA to propose cameras, wireless devices in planes"
  • "Hartsfield vending ruling overturned"
  • "Logan airport considers traffic lights to boost runway safety"
  • "Philadelphia Lowers Landing Fees For Fiscal 2006 To Aid Airlines"
  • "Airport needs new low cost airline service"
  • "Akron-Canton Airport Offers Free Wi-Fi Service in Terminal"
  • "Feds to take over Australian airport security"
  
  
• Tuesday September 20, 2005
  • "Pennsylvania airport officials fighting back"
  
  
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