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• Thursday August 18, 2005
  • "Myrtle Beach Airport Joins Registered Traveler Interoperability Consortium"
  • "Bangkok publisher sued over airport criticism"
  
  
• Wednesday August 17, 2005
  • "Security-conscious airports still welcome filmmakers"
  • "Soft landing likely at Cincinnati if Delta files"
  • "Airport Land Use: Montana community postpones discussion of ordinance for subdivisions near airport"
  • "Former screener sentenced to prison in Detroit airport thefts"
  • "Why major U.S. airlines aren't bouncing back"
  • "Baggage System From Hell: Denver baggage system to be abandoned"
  • "TSA hopes modifications make X-ray not so X-rated"
  • "Re-Deregulate the Airlines"
  • "Northwest planning service cuts, North Dakota officials say"
  • "SFOs Inaugural Safety & Security Awareness Fair, Sept 20-22, 2005"
  • "Airport Liability: A common runway hazard: Overrun"
  • "Contractor raises questions over airport selection"
  • "Minneapolis airport braces for NWA strike"
  • "Fired airport designers sue Atlanta, demand $60 million"
  • "Plattsburgh airport marketed as Montreal's U.S. airport"
  • "Corruption concerns have commissioners moving to cancel Fort Lauderdale airport contract"
  
  
• Tuesday August 16, 2005
  • "Northwest Airlines faces hard decision"
  • "Running on empty"
  • "Babies caught up in 'no-fly' confusion"
  • "Wichita names new airport director"
  • "Vancouver to be first airport with new ultrasensitive FOD radar"
  • "Cincinnati bracing for possible Delta Air Lines bankruptcy"
  • "Move to cut Cincinnati screeners revisited"
  • "FAA pushing airlines to tackle weighty issue"
  • "Competing airports in Washington"
  • "New Wichita airport director comes from Orlando"
  • "Airport director pleads no contest to harassment, threats"
  • "Congress members discuss Wright Amendment"
  • "Biometric IDs could see massive growth"
  
  
• Monday August 15, 2005
  • "Hartsfield-Jackson fires design team for new terminal"
  • "Language problem creates chaos at Nashville airport"
  • "AA fleeing Miami airport project"
  • "Airlines warn about New Zealand airport upgrades"
  • "U.S. agency may revamp airport security - newspaper"
  • "Lindbergh jet curfew violations taking off"
  • "U.S. agency may revamp airport security - newspaper"
  • "BWI Airport's shops, restaurants see boom"
  • "Illinois governor says he opposes possible airport screening changes"
  • "Tampa Airport Lowers Landing Charges"
  • "Southwest vs. Northwest"
  • "New law narrows Delta's bankruptcy options"
  • "Texarkana airport officials hope year-end revenue yields will offset expenses"
  • "Security breach snarls Nashville airport"
  
  
• Saturday August 13, 2005
  • *U,S. airport security measures under broad evaluation*
  
  
• Friday August 12, 2005
  • *Thousands left stranded by London airport strike*
  
  
• Thursday August 11, 2005
  • *Illinois gov. signs two airport security laws*
  • *Fraport rejects bribery allegations concerning Manila airport*
  • "CNN probe finds weak link in air security"
  • "Busy airports could be facing fuel shortages"
  • "Stockton airport hopes for Mexico flights"
  • "Close calls have Logan brass scrambling"
  • "Hartsfield installs locks on checkpoint doors"
  • "Bahama Airport "Falling Apart""
  • "Oklahoma man held before boarding plane with bomb"
  
  
• Wednesday August 10, 2005
  • "Area lawmakers blast TSA plan to cut Lambert screeners"
  • "Lambert's screeners may get reprieve"
  • "United Parent Ends Wrangle Over Leases"
  • "Security scare causes chaos at Calgary's Airport"
  • "Pennsylvania airport launches advertising blitz"
  
  
• Tuesday August 09, 2005
  • "Another Safety Lapse at Boston Airport"
  • "Desert San Diego airport site seen as Imperial idea"
  • "Profits not enough to lift U.S. airlines"
  • "Rogue Valley Medford Airport Director Calls Baggage Screener Removal Mistake"
  • "Hartsfield screening staff cuts criticized"
  
  
• Monday August 08, 2005
  • "Bradley Int'l Airport's New Security Chief 'Holistic'"
  • "Land banking for third Chicago airport set to resume"
  • "Will fewer screeners mean more delays?"
  • "Is it all too much?"
  • "Canada to extend runway safety zones"
  • "Massport criticized on public outreach"
  • "Fight over Love Field goes national"
  
  
• Sunday August 07, 2005
  • "A Dark Night and Then, 'Is That an Aircraft in Front of Us?'"
  • "Travelers feel pinch of airline cutbacks"
  • "Choosing world's worst airport from crowded, confusing field"
  • "Battle over Florida runway takes a legal turn"
  • "Baton Rouge airport turns corner with finances"
  • "Why flying is safer now"
  • "Analysis: Ft. Lauderdale refusing to use second runway at its airport, resulting in flight delays across the US"
  • "Regional airport decisions leave Ontario on outside: New L.A. mayor wants more traffic sent to ONT, away from LAX"
  • "Screener cuts stifle Oregon airport efforts"
  • "Lambert hires firm to contest TSA cuts"
  
  
• Saturday August 06, 2005
  • "San Diego Airport Authority eyeing takeover of private aircraft service"
  • "PDX Airport concouse brielfy closed after screening failure"
  • "LAX modernization plan foes seeking delay in court action"
  • "Lawsuit filed in Pearson airport crash"
  • "Southwest should be free to move about the county"
  • "Security just as tight at smaller airports"
  • "Air France Jet Landed Too Far Down Toronto Runway"
  • "Lawmakers Fight SWA Airport Move"
  • "Northern Colorado regional airport could be on horizon"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport TSA Manager Charged With Public Indecency"
  • "Canadian Airport Fire Fighting Regulations Still Inadequate"
  • "New York airport braces for cuts to security screening"
  • "Congresswoman asks for full screening staff at New York airport"
  • "Airport Liability: Pilots blame Pearson"
  
  
• Thursday August 04, 2005
  • "Boise airport to hit pre-9/11 levels"
  • "Pearson security measures solid, airport executive says"
  • "How Do You Get Out Of A Plane Wreck Safely?"
  • "Aging Indianapolis airport's repairs in limbo"
  • "Agency may cut Pittsburgh International Airport screeners"
  • "Pearson Airport fire trucks took less than a minute: chief"
  • "Aviation funding at issue"
  • "FSD at Indianapolis Airport in Fatal Accident"
  • "Australian Airport Operators Behaving as Rogue Developers: Planning Minister"
  • "Spat Over Logan Wi-Fi"
  
  
• Wednesday August 03, 2005
  • "Wildlife, airport having trouble co-existing"
  • "Plane Skids Off Runway in Toronto, Burns"
  • "Lambert will lose screeners"
  • "United Bankruptcy Could Drag Into 2006"
  • "Quick, dedicated checkpoints create a visible distinction at airports"
  • "The joy of flying fades as fliers face more hassles"
  • "Southwest ads crank up call for Wright repeal"
  • "US Airways plan gives Pittsburgh Airport Authority 'pause'"
  • "Port Authority gripes over cuts to airport screeners"
  • "LAX Commission Nominee Quits Group"
  
  
• Monday August 01, 2005
  • "Aircraft industry shaking up unions"
  • "BWI Airport seeking more international passengers"
  • "Nonstop flights to Europe from Pittsburgh remain in holding pattern"
  • "Cincinnati Airport security folks deserve some applause"
  • "Source of massive fuel leak at RDU Airport discovered"
  • "PDX no place to add wait"
  • "LAX Expansion Will Raise Cancer Risk, Study Finds"
  • "Cannon blast no deterrent for airport's birds"
  • "French state airport operator reveals plan to dethrone BAA"
  • "Manchester, N.H. airport to add 4 screeners"
  • "Maine airport still in dark about screener cuts"
  • "Airport screening changes protested"
  • "SWA move to Boeing Field, not yet dead on arrival"
  • "90 screeners to be cut at D/FW"
  • "Duty Free Americas receives recommendation for MIA deal"
  
  
• Sunday July 31, 2005
  • "Confiscations at U.S. airports rise"
  • "Killeen's new airport is a hit with passengers"
  • "TSA Envisions Life With Fewer Airport Screeners"
  
  
• Saturday July 30, 2005
  • "Sky Harbor faces losing 37 screeners"
  • "Longer lines at Cincinnati airport feared"
  • "United Airlines posts loss of $1.43 billion in quarter"
  • "Plans for Detroit terminal let in the light"
  • "Key city cop to head O'Hare security"
  • "U.S. Airport chiefs: Proposed screener cuts a bad idea"
  
  
• Friday July 29, 2005
  • "Sky Harbor fixes after security breach may cost $16 mil"
  
  
• Thursday July 28, 2005
  • "A soothing air terminal, but lacking panache"
  • "FAA approves of Chicago's plan for O'Hare expansion"
  • "Their Job: Clear the Airfield"
  • "To most of us, they are invisible"
  • "Head of R.I. Airport Corporation to testify in Washington"
  • "Cleveland officials aim to make airport fly as marketing tool"
  • "Mineta San Jose Airport business remains slow"
  • "U.S. airport screeners to be shuffled"
  • "Explosives Detector at Newark Airport Is Expected to Reduce Pat-Down Searches"
  • "McCarran Airport to get 30 percent more TSA screeners"
  • "Hartsfield official expresses concern over plan to reduce screeners"
  • "Hartsfield to lose 300 screeners"
  • "South Dakota Airport to Switch to Private Screeners"
  • "Tragedy of the Airport: Are airlines causing flight delays on purpose?"
  
  
• Wednesday July 27, 2005
  • "Algerian gets 22 years in plot to bomb LAX"
  • "Condemnation on table for Peotone airport land"
  • "Port warning on cost to Sea-Tac if Southwest leaves"
  • "U.S. Airlines Face Bleak Horizon"
  • "Nominee for LAX Commission Spurs Query"
  • "How one U.S. airport keeps its security lines short"
  • "SFO seeks immunity from security related lawsuits"
  • "Airport Defense, Beltway Offense"
  • "U.S. Airport Improvements to Cost Billions, Operators Predict"
  • "Gaping holes in Australian airport security"
  • "MSP prepared for possible Northwest bankruptcy"
  
  
• Tuesday July 26, 2005
  • "Former Missoula airport director gets 10 years in embezzlement"
  • "Woman Accused of Groping Airport Screener"
  • "Duty-free suit filed against Houston"
  • "Los Angeles Mayor Picks New Airport Commissioners"
  • "New Mayor Names LAX Commissioners"
  • "Public says Miramar is the answer to San Diego's airport needs"
  
  
• Monday July 25, 2005
  • "Airlines find money in fewer seats"
  • "Suspicious powder causes scare at PDX airport, operations not affected"
  • "Lawyer suing LAX named to commission"
  • "Cafe serves alcohol near Pittsburgh airport security checkpoint"
  • "Changes send cost of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton terminal soaring"
  • "Growth at Springfield airport means less federal money"
  
  
• Sunday July 24, 2005
  • "Delta execs, not ready for bankruptcy, keep hacking away at costs"
  • "Senator's spokesman says donations played no role in 'Set Love Free' bill"
  • "Subsidies may save air travel to smaller cities"
  • "What's after Wright?"
  • "DeLay would vote for repeal of Wright Amendment"
  • "3 years to plan an overnight move"
  
  
• Saturday July 23, 2005
  • "Southwest's $130 million plan for Boeing Field"
  • "Congress Report: TSA Broke Privacy Laws"
  • "Troubled U.S. airlines now turning thin profits"
  • "A glance at Dallas-Fort Worth's two major airports"
  • "Southwest flexes muscle on limits at hometown airport"
  • "DBE: Midway restaurateurs submit plan to qualify as disadvantaged"
  • "Southwest Seattle plan won't fly, transit planner says"
  • "Indy's $1 billion airport terminal starts takeoff"
  • "Why airport screenings can vary"
  • "Hartsfield security breach studied"
  • "Dayton International Airport director dies"
  
  
• Friday July 22, 2005
  • "In Wright fight, paper airplanes fly"
  • "Texas lawmaker files bill to close Tulsa airport"
  • "Report: O'Hare growth costs underestimated"
  • "TSA May Transfer CVG Airport Screeners"
  
  
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