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• Wednesday June 22, 2005
  • "Four Rural Airports Petition DOT For Code-Share Rights"
  • "Wyoming airport runway done under budget"
  • "Thai government plans to privatise loss-making airports"
  • "Costs taking off at Tulsa Int'l Airport"
  • "Put Down Your Key And No One Will Be Hurt"
  • "Air Security System Delays Foreign Airlines"
  • "Indianapolis airport rises above turbulence"
  • "Memphis Airport adopts security perimeter surveillance system"
  • "Biometrics ID system debuts at Orlando International Airport"
  
  
• Tuesday June 21, 2005
  • "Financial turbulence threatens Northwest"
  • "Cincinnati airport acts to speed up bag scans"
  • "Australia's Macquarie says on the lookout for more airport acquisitions"
  • "Disillusioned With U.S. Airport Security"
  • "TSA collected data on passengers"
  • "Regulators Step Up Efforts To Make Runways Safer"
  • "Optimism persists around Oregon airport bill"
  • "Chicago says it doesn't have money for key component of O'Hare expansion project"
  • "Airport screeners often miss plastic lighters"
  • "Orlando Airport Privatizes Registered Traveler Program: Fee-based ID check cuts wait times"
  • "Australian govt won't table airport security report"
  • "Reno: Fewer Conventions Impact Passenger Counts"
  
  
• Monday June 20, 2005
  • "Port Authority: Fourth big airport may be needed in metro NYC"
  • "World first as airline community agrees to operate common use kiosks at Frankfurt Airport"
  • "Envisioning a Day When the Skies Will Teem With Air Taxis"
  • "Irish airlines seek 'dirty bomb' indemnity"
  • "Southwest Airlines' possible switch to Boeing Field would be years away, but seen as beneficial for Peninsula"
  • "Editorial: Sea-Tac, a vital link"
  • "Airline's troubles pose tough questions"
  • "Make-or-break time for Kalamazoo airport"
  • "Turkey's Enka Wins Moscow Airport Tender"
  
  
• Sunday June 19, 2005
  • "UAE Airport gets ISO Certification"
  • "TSA steps up technology investments, deployments"
  • "87-year-old woman won't sell, so Indiana airport stalls"
  • "Another Try at Continental"
  • "United avoids strike"
  • "Indian airport modernisation project: Law Ministry scrutinising documents"
  
  
• Saturday June 18, 2005
  • "Ontario airport extends its reach internationally"
  • "An X-Ray Vision"
  • "What LAX Lacks"
  • "U.S. safety board inspects Cairo airport"
  • "Officers rush to Colorado airport after man seen with gun"
  • "Airport Signage: Signs of confusion abound at Philly airport"
  • "Airline pushes TSA on screening"
  • "26% increase in passengers at Beijing airport"
  • "Tupelo airport to scrap honor parking"
  • "Southwest's proposed move to Boeing Field greeted by stiff opposition"
  • "Big airport addition OK'd"
  • "Security Breach At Lubbock International Forces Airport To Go To Lockdown"
  • "Sky Harbor growth rekindles issues"
  • "Padded Bills for John Wayne Airport Alleged"
  
  
• Thursday June 16, 2005
  • "U.S. Probing Passenger Screening Program"
  • "Southwest not alone in concern about airport fees"
  • "Residents Near Bush Intercontinental Airport Oppose Expansion"
  • "U.S. to Install Airport Puffer Machines"
  
  
• Wednesday June 15, 2005
  • "Welcome to ... uh, er, Cleveland!?"
  • "Airport Land Use: Airports: Tough turf for children"
  • "Southwest considers abandoning Sea-Tac for Boeing Field"
  • "Airline task force to focus on restoring Sea-Tac service"
  • "Louisiana airport project not garnering much attention"
  • "Sky Harbor expansion rekindles jet noise debate"
  • "Ohio airport really taking off"
  • "Venezuela revokes concession for Santiago Mariņo airport"
  • "Harlingen, Texas, airport gets $2.9 million grant for upgrades"
  • "Turkish airport operator wins contract to operate Ataturk airport"
  • "Airport business zone needs incentives to fly"
  • "Traffic at Pittsburgh airport continues to move to discount airlines' counters"
  • "Iraq says to resume flights to Europe this month"
  • "Airport Security's Grand Illusion"
  • "United finds resistance to bid for more time"
  • "Airline security passes expanded"
  • "Man Carries Concealed Weapon Through Airport"
  • "DuPage Airport OKs ethics policy"
  • "San Diego airport planners cling to desert site possibility"
  
  
• Tuesday June 14, 2005
  • "Irish airport seeking 3m from airlines for security checks"
  • "Bangor airport moves site of bag screenings farther from view"
  • "Spokane airport has bright ideas for main ticket area"
  • "Arcane rule keeps Southwest Airlines' growth grounded in Dallas"
  • "Chapter 11: Will other carriers chart United's course?"
  • "United has interest from outside buyers"
  • "Airline Numbers Adding Up to Crowded Summer Flights"
  • "Northwest Airlines reportedly eyes bankruptcy"
  • "Regional Jet Pilots' Training Scrutinized"
  • "San Diego airport authority narrowing site possibilities"
  • "Raytheon airport grids would divert missiles"
  • "Indian airport intact as cop seizes explosives from truck"
  
  
• Monday June 13, 2005
  • "Fliers gripe about security"
  • "Business Fliers Would Pay Fee For Fast Security"
  • "Thai airport boss uneasy over zero landing fees"
  • "Push on to put some fliers in airport security fast lane"
  • "Lambert runway project is a model"
  • "Pittsburgh airport traffic continues to shift"
  • "Airlines are putting your luggage on an expensive diet"
  • "Mineta San Jose Airport naming rights for sale?"
  • "New Orleans airport slots plan seen as gamble"
  
  
• Sunday June 12, 2005
  • "Airport security: Safer but frustrating"
  • "Williams Gateway Airport seeking opinions of fliers"
  • "Why Wright is so wrong, or the case for 'Free Love'"
  • "Wright or wrong?"
  
  
• Saturday June 11, 2005
  • "Thai InVision CTX procurement scandal probe 'omits' vital detail"
  • "'Specialty airline' will fly New York to London"
  • "For sale: ad space on man's face"
  • "Wireless Video Raises Airport Security Skills"
  • "Flying under the influence"
  • "Pittsburgh airport moves to alleviate jams at security checkpoints"
  • "Traveler registration program could speed up airport security"
  • "Lawmakers note drawbacks of 'registered traveler' system"
  • "Blast at Spanish airport forces plane to divert"
  
  
• Friday June 10, 2005
  • "Two more Airport staffers arrested in connection with alleged parking lot scam"
  • "Closed-door meeting about Chicago airport doesn't fly"
  • "Group that hired former Philadelphia mayor bids at airport"
  • "Southwest, still eager for Philadelphia gates, cites roadblock"
  • "Thailand's airport scandal: Heat is now on Quatrotec"
  • "Airport officials push for contractor diversity"
  • "Mexico official outlines $400 million airport project"
  • 'Law is withholding big rewards from St. Louis, Southwest says"
  • "Deal approves change in MIA terminal project management"
  
  
• Thursday June 09, 2005
  • "Scranton PA to Host ASC Class in August"
  • "Lambert will give airlines $40 million to ease costs"
  • "Terminal 2 becomes focal point for San Diego airport expansion"
  • "Report: FAA Not Keeping Up With Changes"
  • "Wright Amendment: Drawing a line in the tarmac"
  • "Experts Charge Chicago Falsified Grant Application for O'Hare Expansion"
  • "Australian airport to randomly search staff"
  • "$10 a ticket to fund Australian airport security"
  • "San Diego airport options range from a floater to magnetic levitation"
  • "Houston, Senegal airport systems sign cooperation accord"
  
  
• Wednesday June 08, 2005
  • "Lambert's debt rating is cut amid service concerns"
  • "Editorial: Safer and Faster in the Air"
  • "Lawmaker seeks lift for aviation"
  • "Southwest Pushes to Open Dallas Flights"
  • "United abandons Denver baggage system"
  • "Pittsburgh International bond rating still at risk"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport reduces fees for airlines"
  • "Mock disaster drill held at D/FW"
  • "Australian airport security overhaul begins"
  
  
• Tuesday June 07, 2005
  • "Flaws seen in aviation screening"
  • "JetBlue continues to pass on SFO"
  • "Texas House delegation split over Love Field rule"
  • "Airport Liability: NTSB Sticking With Report Blaming Pilot"
  • "Terminal Futility: Routine airport security won't thwart jihadists, but it does inconvenience and endanger the rest of us"
  • "TSA's flaws shouldn't obscure its successes"
  • "Airports bring in billions to Indiana, aviation study shows"
  
  
• Monday June 06, 2005
  • "Gary has right stuff; now it needs airlines"
  
  
• Sunday June 05, 2005
  • "D/FW avoids key issue in Wright fight"
  • "Do airport X-ray images come in 8-by-10 glossies?"
  • "The Wrongs of the Wright Rule"
  • "Sky Harbor security checkpoints still too slow"
  • "Workers demand better security at Australian airports"
  • "Memphis airport tries to land new discounters"
  • "Australian airport security tight enough, manager says"
  • "British Airways threatens 'nuclear option' of calling for break-up of BAA"
  • "Report Presses Easy Ways to Fix Airport Security"
  • "Logan Airport is scene of elaborate anti-terrorism drill"
  
  
• Saturday June 04, 2005
  • "Iraq starts Baghdad-Basra flights"
  • "Orlando airport tries speedy security checks"
  • "Airport officials OK plan to add 2 runways at Bush"
  • "Lockheed picked for security program"
  • "Assessing what security scanners often miss"
  • "Alaska Air: Circling Over The America West Deal"
  • "New MIA aviation director is in for a bumpy economic flight"
  • "Runway safety plan studied at D/FW"
  • "Georgia airport secrecy suit due in court"
  • "Continental May Turn a Profit"
  • "Feds: More flights arriving on time"
  • "United Labor Deals Clear Way to Exit Bankruptcy"
  • "New Grass Could End Airport Bird Danger"
  • "Northwest Airlines' debt rating takes a hit"
  
  
• Thursday June 02, 2005
  • "7 Firms Bid for Management of Ataturk Airport Terminals"
  • "Comparing airfares gets trickier"
  
  
• Wednesday June 01, 2005
  • "Small airports report big decline"
  • "Sydney Airport chief admits security flaw"
  • "McCarran adding checkpoint lanes to ease passenger traffic"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport firefighters prepare for rare emergency"
  • "Customs report alleges high level security breaches at Australian airports"
  • "Iraq: Basra Airport Re-opens for Commercial Flights"
  • "United Airlines narrowly avoids strike"
  • "FAA projects face cost overruns, delays"
  • "CVG a $4.5 billion boost to local economy, economic impact study shows"
  • "Virginia airport chief rewarded with pay hike"
  • "Flying through security"
  • "Study questions feasibility of Louisiana cargo airport"
  
  
• Tuesday May 31, 2005
  • "New device will show screeners 'basically everything'"
  • "Ohio airport seeking airlines"
  • "Wright sides split on traffic limits"
  • "Scandal over CTX bomb detectors will bring down Thai government"
  
  
• Monday May 30, 2005
  • "Airline industry looks at how to turn more passengers into more profits"
  • "Fuel costs increasing global airlines' losses"
  • "Australian airports will continue to grow: Moody's"
  • "Australian airport staff 'smuggling drugs'"
  • "San Diego Needs an Airport to Compete Globally, Experts Say"
  • "Gaping Hole in Airport Security?"
  • "U.S. to test missile defense for airliners"
  • "Cell phones on planes worry U.S. law enforcement"
  • "Delta dropping seven Wichita flights amid spat over subsidies"
  
  
• Sunday May 29, 2005
  • "County set to finish troubled MIA terminal"
  • "Judge says Portland airport's leaflet rules are constitutional"
  • "FDOT chief tapped to run MIA"
  • "Orlando International now fourth largest airport"
  
  
• Saturday May 28, 2005
  • "New signs make navigating Florida airport easier"
  
  
• Friday May 27, 2005
  • "Act could clip airport's wings"
  
  
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