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• Friday September 30, 2005
  • "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"
  • "Palm Springs airport suspect had earlier encounter with police"
  • "Airline Bankruptcies Cause Chattanooga Flight Reductions"
  
  
• Sunday September 18, 2005
  • "Student busted with pilot's uniform"
  • "Southwest eyes moves after rivals' bankruptcies"
  • "Leaner United Airlines may be bankruptcy model for Delta, Northwest"
  • "It's the best and worst of times for U.S. airlines"
  • "Smaller cities not worried about Northwest cuts"
  • "What price a good night's sleep at Heathrow? About £10m per flight"
  • "American resuming service to New Orleans"
  
  
• Saturday September 17, 2005
  • "Airport artwork competition ready for takeoff"
  
  
• Friday September 16, 2005
  • "The Burden of Airline Solvency"
  • "US Airways to stay dominant, new CEO says"
  • "Management at fault in airline bankruptcies"
  • "For Airlines, The Laws of Gravity Don't Apply"
  • "If they survive, expect new look for Delta, Northwest, analysts say"
  • "Airline Mergers Become Likelier"
  • "Airlines will be slimmer birds"
  • "Raleigh, N.C., Airport Handles Bankruptcies As Business As Usual"
  • "John Wayne Airport fetes terminal's birthday"
  • "For some, Delta safety emerging as an issue"
  • "New airline bankruptcies hit U.S. airport muni debt"
  • "Sky Harbor staff lands praise for work with evacuees"
  • "It's business as usual at Pittsburgh airport"
  • "US Airways cleared to exit bankruptcy"
  • "Detroit Metro: North Terminal will be built"
  • "Airline industry is poised for shakeout"
  • "THE EFFECTS: What does future hold for Delta's fliers, workers?"
  • "Fliers unfazed by carriers' woes"
  • "Guess what doesn't get screened by airlines? Diplomatic pouches"
  • "FAA puts heat on Midway vendor to prove it's 'disadvantaged'"
  • "Southwest's Boeing Field plan gets public airing"
  • "Analysts: American, Continental Stronger"
  • "Bankruptcies not seen hurting planemakers"
  • "Bankruptcy Will Change Delta, Northwest"
  
  
• Thursday September 15, 2005
  • "MSP's bond rating cut; officials downplay strike impact"
  • "Airline Bankruptcies and You"
  • "Airline bankruptcies may hurt airport hubs"
  • "Harrisburg, Pa., Airport Deals With Ailing Airlines"
  • "Southwest out of New Orleans for time being"
  • "Airlines ask Congress for fuel tax relief"
  • "Pre-9/11 aviation failings exposed"
  • "DAL Bankruptcy: What's it mean for Hartsfield?"
  • "Fuel firm will pay $2.5 million in restitution for MIA thefts"
  • "Northwest bankruptcy should have little effect on Detroit hub"
  • "Northwest Airlines files for bankruptcy"
  • "Feds Commit $15.2M To New Orleans Airport"
  • "Bomb Threat Forces Maine Airport Evacuation"
  
  
• Wednesday September 14, 2005
  • "Delta files for bankruptcy protection"
  • "US Airways doubters eat their words"
  • "American and United Step Up Fight"
  • "Delta stock tumbles after rating downgrades"
  • "Colombia Questions Its Airline Security"
  • "More flights connecting through smaller airports"
  • "NWA misses payments, stock tumbles"
  • "Runway safety system called inadequate"
  • "A $79.95 Opportunity to Breeze Through Security"
  • "Officials target Philadelphia airport delays"
  • "Airport screening machines get smarter"
  
  
• Tuesday September 13, 2005
  • "Airport Liability: Airports Ignoring Runway Safety Standards?"
  • "New Orleans Airport Reopens Today, but Barely"
  • "DOT Less Daring With Small Airport Grant Awards"
  • "Poised for takeoff: Plans to expand Eureka airport, boost security moving ahead"
  • "Gulfport-Biloxi Airport Back, But Carriers Plan Fewer Flights"
  • "Short security waits at Tucson airport"
  • "Northwest gliding toward bankruptcy"
  • "Colombian plane hijacked, passengers later freed"
  • "Delta may file for bankruptcy this week"
  • "Airport manager dies after employee shoots him"
  • "Engineer gets three years in airport fraud scheme"
  
  
• Monday September 12, 2005
  • "Report urges Australian air security upgrade"
  • "America West, US Airways merger prepares to fly"
  • "IATA Now Sees Airline Industry Making $7.4 Billion Loss In 2005"
  • "Airport Land Use: Phoenix may change building height limit"
  • "Airport screeners volunteer in New Orleans"
  • "FAA Works Toward Restoring Hurricane Affected Airport Operations"
  • "On The Front Line With Airport Security"
  • "New Orleans' airport demand recovery make take years"
  
  
• Sunday September 11, 2005
  • "Attacks Inspired Cincinnati Screener to Help"
  • "Airport gripes: seats, signs"
  • "For an Airport That's Closed, It's the Liveliest Spot in Town"
  • "Cincinnati Airport Will Lose Millions Due To Delta Cutbacks"
  • "For an Airport That's Closed, It's the Liveliest Spot in Town"
  
  
• Saturday September 10, 2005
  • "Pittsburgh Airport flights drop"
  • "US airline losses could hit $10 billion"
  • "American Airlines faces $1M lawsuit"
  • "Switch to new Southwest Florida terminal simple"
  • "Variety of restaurants and concessions dot Southwest Florida airport"
  • "Airport directors have passenger safety at heart"
  • "Some Still Trying To Bring Banned Items On Planes"
  • "In with the new, out with the old"
  • "Editorial: Prescreen passengers to ease airport stress"
  
  
• Thursday September 08, 2005
  • "Delta to sell jets, cut jobs as bankruptcy looms"
  • "Florida county to take FAA to court for its use of 2 runways at Lauderdale airport"
  • "Senate May Consider Aid To Airlines Post-Katrina"
  • "NWA capacity cuts may delay Minneapolis airport expansion"
  • "Traffic tumbles at Pittsburgh airport as carriers jockey for passengers"
  • "Local facility joins 'Operation Katrina Airport Outreach'"
  • "Former airport screener gets 18 months for making false statements"
  • "Delta Cuts Flights at Cincinnati Airport"
  
  
• Wednesday September 07, 2005
  • "SFO Commission votes to add $1 fee for use of new in-transit lounge"
  • "United Airlines eyes February exit from Chapter 11"
  • "Southwest Florida Airport secure despite carriers' financial problems"
  • "Bahamas Faces Int'l Deadline For Airport Security Upgrades"
  • "Council OKs Mayor's LAX Panel Choices"
  • "Fall ASC Course in Phoenix"
  
  
• Tuesday September 06, 2005
  • "Pen Pistol Triggers Italian Airport Alarm"
  • "Four Years After 9/11, TSA Still Wrestling With Jurassic Technology"
  • "Stewart Airport continues to play role in Katrina relief"
  • "New Southwest Florida terminal designed to reduce waits"
  • "Crowds, noise chasing fliers away from airline lounges"
  • "Manila's Terminal 3 agreement to be signed this week"
  • "Orlando's south terminal still taxiing to the runway"
  • "Danette Bewley: Aviation industry is in her blood"
  
  
• Monday September 05, 2005
  • "Florida airport seeks one-company taxi service"
  • "BWI faces claims of racism in hiring"
  • "EU's airport subsidy rules to be strict"
  • "A day in the life of an airport"
  • "It's a bird! It's a plane hazard"
  • "Ailing airline industry faces new misery"
  • "Airlines find ways to cut jet fuel consumption"
  • "Use little pigs to scare away unwanted birds"
  • "Low-fare carriers boost air travel across New York"
  • "Injured, ill find care at New Orleans airport"
  
  
• Sunday September 04, 2005
  • "Northwest: Fuel prices may force bankruptcy"
  • "O'Brien's restaurant ousted from O'Hare"
  • "Northwest faces safety probe"
  • "Oregon officials: Airport upgrade may lure airline"
  • "Illinois airport's attractive points not helping terminal shops"
  
  
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