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• Thursday November 04, 2004
  • "Mead & Hunt helps communities obtain SCASDP funding"
  • "Minneapolis airport fined $70,000 for polluting Minnesota River"
  • "Angry man strips, runs across airport tarmac"
  • "Terminated US airline blogger starts legal action against airline"
  • "The Paradies Shops Donates $28,000 to The First Tee Through Exclusive Licensing Agreement with PGA TOUR"
  • "Peruvian firms leading airport investment search"
  • "Rapid reforms will fuel rise of China's airports"
  • "Canadian airport terminal wins design award"
  • "New terminal to double Madrid airport capacity"
  • "Shanghai Plans to Expand Its Airports"
  • "Dallas airport postpones new baggage system until January"
  • "RAND's Study on Los Angeles Airport Offers Near-Term Solutions"
  • "Security Community"
  • "Lisbon airport to boost landing fee exemptions to lure new routes"
  • "Homeowners near MSP may be offered low-rate loans"
  • "CEO Warns of More Job Cuts at American Airlines"
  • "Northwest urges MAC to cut budget"
  • "Airlines Fearing a Vicious Circle of Weak Finances and Low Morale"
  • "'We were lied to,' say Pittsburgh airport officials"
  • "Fitch: Oil Prices Negatively Affect U.S. Airport Industry"
  • "Regional airlines to discuss Australian airport woes"
  • "Airport alternatives don't include runway reduction"
  
  
• Wednesday November 03, 2004
  • "Mayor looks to headhunter to find new Lambert chief"
  • "Cincinnati runway extension might ease noise problems"
  • "Europe hopes to establish long-term partnership with China in aviation, aerospace"
  • "BAA boosted by cheaper airfares"
  • "JetBlue expands into Caribbean; challenges AAL"
  • "Ryanair CEO sees airline 'bloodbath' ahead"
  • "World's airlines likely to lose $5 billion this year"
  • "Scottish airports propel BAA"
  • "Dublin Airport: An Irishman's Diary"
  • "Airport management rights revert to government of Oman"
  • "Two held over security breach at Irish airport"
  • "Contract for third terminal at Cairo airport approved"
  • "U.S. DOT announces emergency funds for airports damaged by recent hurricanes"
  • "Security firm wins Mexico City airport contract"
  • "San Diego airport panel keeps site near forest on radar"
  • "ICAO Starts Firsthand Evaluation of South Korea's Aviation Security"
  • "Stress on more security at Indian airport"
  • "JFK Airport sees most growth among top U.S. airports"
  • "Man Questioned For Videotaping Area Around LAX"
  • "Cutbacks for airlines carry over to airports"
  
  
• Tuesday November 02, 2004
  • "When a Pat-Down Seems Like Groping"
  • "Getting Off a Security Watch List Is the Hard Part"
  • "Airport site of laptop seizure"
  • "Board asks for further review on San Diego airport site"
  • "FAA sets lower benchmark for O'Hare's flight capacity"
  • "Albuquerque's Sunport seeks to eclipse its ad revenues with extended contract"
  • "Southwest Is Adding Flights to Protect Its Chicago Hub"
  • "Salt Lake Airport to Undergo Renovations"
  • "Erie, Pa., airport deal takes yet another step forward"
  • "Proposed rental rate at new Massena, N.Y., airport terminal seen as too high"
  
  
• Monday November 01, 2004
  • "Windfall seen for SeaTac runway cities"
  • "Airport Land Use: Minnesota airport zoning woes multiply"
  • "Indiana airport stands to lose big if ATA departs"
  • "Baton Rouge airport facing deficit"
  • "Quebec's Mirabel airport suffers as passenger flights transferred to Montreal"
  
  
• Sunday October 31, 2004
  • "Airline Issues discussed at International Aviation Womens Association Conference"
  • "Houston airport shuttle plan shifts taxi war out of idle"
  • "New terminal, old sewage"
  • "A chartered course? US Airways cutbacks, heightened security spur growth in private jets, business charters"
  • "Philadelphia terminal evacuated"
  • "Details of Augusta airport marketing director hire a secret"
  • "FAA: $39.5 Billion Airport Needs in 2005-2009, Down 15%"
  • "Airport Shoppers Buying Time"
  • "Nebraska airport seeks AIP enplanement threshold waiver"
  • "Threat to Close Emergency Airfield in Pacific Upsets Airlines"
  • "Cattle cars replace luxury as air travel devolves"
  • "Midway method"
  • "Air terminal expansion sought for Bellingham, Washington airport"
  
  
• Saturday October 30, 2004
  • "Part of 9/11 Report Remains Unreleased; An Inquiry Is Begun"
  • "Airport marketing campaign lands on airwaves and buses"
  • "Mayor gets earful about LAPD schedule, LAX plan"
  • "Tahoe can learn from other small airports"
  • "Pension Plan at United in Jeopardy, Officer Says"
  • "DIA extension possibly delayed"
  • "Survival of Fittest and Leanest Becomes Strategy for the Airlines"
  • "Low-Cost Carriers Shape Fares, Service"
  
  
• Friday October 29, 2004
  • "ATO Head Chew to Brief ATCA on Business Plan, X-Prize Founder to Speak at Scholarship Lunch"
  • "SFO Uses Aggressive Marketing and Incentives To Rebound from Downturn, Competitive Response to United Bankruptcy Fuel's Dulles Growth"
  • "Billion-Dollar Ball in Delta Pilots' Hands"
  • "Indian airport may fall through"
  • "Conveyors transport airport baggage at a fast pace"
  • "Two men charged with making false bomb threat at Miami International Airport"
  • "Police subdue wild driver at Vienna's airport after firing warning shots"
  • "New terminal provides big lift at Harrisburg, Pa., airport"
  • "Russian police step up security of airports - deputy interior minister"
  • "High fuel costs, low ticket prices put low-cost carriers in the red"
  • "United launches premium service"
  • "New Hampshire airport talks with JetBlue, others"
  • "Plane Collides With Philadelphia Airport Vehicle"
  • "Continental CEO: Growth Coming From European Routes"
  • "Tiny scratches on planes raising red flags"
  • "Airports to cut queues with software"
  • "Southwest considers assigning seats"
  • "Tulsa, Okla., art deco airport terminal sconces are found at credit union"
  • "New project to rid Indian airport of 'dog'ging problems"
  • "Chinese airport teams up with Frankfurt Airport"
  • "Soaring Fuel Costs Undermining Airlines"
  • "Frankfurt to train Shanghai airport staff"
  • "New Philippines airport seen to serve more passengers"
  • "Britain, Spain cooperation to extend to Gibraltar airport"
  • "Tacoma, Wash., company's software improves air traffic data"
  • "Most Russian airports unable to ensure security"
  • "Horry County, S.C., council to vote on additional funding for airport"
  • "'Checkpoint of the future' makes debut at New York City airport"
  • "French senate to review airport partial privatisation bill on November 9"
  • "Southwest CEO says expansion at Chicago Midway is top priority"
  
  
• Thursday October 28, 2004
  • "Three concourses evacuated at Portland airport"
  • "Top U.S. Bilateral Negotiator and TSA General Counsel Brief IAWA Delegates on Upcoming Public Policy Issues"
  • "America West May Bid for Troubled ATA"
  • "Consultant deemed a risk at Sky Harbor airport"
  • "Delta, Pilots Come to Tentative Agreement"
  • "3 more US airlines report losses"
  • "Analysts: Independence Air may be close to Chapter 11"
  • "Competition benefits Philly air travelers"
  • "Airport Screeners Need More Training"
  • "Burbank airport offers no terminal in a decade"
  • "Atlanta airport to seek new bids for duty-free store"
  • "Reno Airport Passenger Numbers Soar in September"
  
  
• Wednesday October 27, 2004
  • "IATA: World Air Travel Continues Recovery"
  • "Delta leans on edge of bankruptcy: Filing may be tonight"
  • "Industry Woes Will Clip JetBlue Earnings"
  • "India's Chennai airport development thru joint venture route planned"
  • "Mexican airline courts Kern County"
  • "Hong Kong Airport Authority earnings take off"
  • "Norfolk, Va., airport traffic sets new record in September"
  • "Aeroports de Paris considering temporary replacement for collapsed terminal"
  • "El Salvador officials plan US$50mn-70mn airport expansion"
  • "Business continues growing at Manchester Airport"
  • "Indian airports on high alert"
  • "Chicago airport's runways to get new lighting, navigation gear"
  • "Rough ride for airlines"
  • "McCarran continues record passenger pace"
  • "Pueblo, Colo., makes pitch for airport"
  • "N. Carolina airport benefits as airlines battle for Florida routes"
  • "Florida airport forced to evacuate"
  • "Building cost increases for Myrtle Beach airport's new terminal"
  • "Egyptian Airports Ready For Take-off"
  • "Cargo airlines fighting turbulence in struggling economy, more security"
  • "Wildlife Hazard Control: Airports blaming it on the birds"
  • "Notice of Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) Approvals and Disapprovals"
  • "Best of the net/ Airport Terminal Facilities"
  • "Los Angeles Board of Airport Commissioners Announces Appointment of Kim Day as Executive Director of Los Angeles World Airports"
  • "$70m Canberra airport terminal by 2007"
  • "Iraq/ Mosul airport to be opened beginning of 2005"
  • "Chattanooga, Tenn., airport does not want travel firm to use domain name"
  • "Commissioners hit snag in contracting for new terminal at Pennsylvania airport"
  • "Phoenix airport provides workers with Segway scooters"
  • "Bankrupt carrier's terminal at Kodiak, Alaska, airport may have a buyer"
  • "Warwick, R.I., official may tour neighborhood threatened by airport expansion"
  • "China's first private airport approved"
  • "Turkish firm gets 350-million dollar contract for Cairo airport terminal"
  • "Charles-de-Gaulle airport free to increase slots from January 15"
  • "Canadian University and ACI Partner To Offer Airport Executive Leadership Program"
  • "Irish airports taxi for take-off, but prepare for a bumpy ride"
  • "Japanese Officials Oppose Funding For Kansai Intl Airport Expansion"
  • "Aena to announce allocation of Madrid terminal space"
  • "Indian security breach/ Authorities suspend 4"
  • "Los Angeles and Ontario Airports Continue Strong Upward Trend in Passenger and Air Cargo Volumes During September"
  
  
• Tuesday October 26, 2004
  • "Possible ATA Bankruptcy Threatens Chicago's Midway Airport"
  • "Car Breaks Through Indianapolis Airport Security Gate, Ends up on Runway"
  • "JFK Installs 'Puff Portals' to Sniff Airline Passengers for Explosives"
  • "United's fall would sting Colorado"
  • "US Airways CFO Leaves as Airline Fights to Survive"
  • "Cash In Those Frequent Flier Miles Soon"
  • "Security Hole At PHL"
  • "Heathrow radar to scour runways for FOD"
  • "TSA defends hunt for Newark airport whistle-blower"
  • "High fuel costs, low ticket prices put low-cost carriers in the red"
  • "Bird strike cited in O'Hare emergency landing"
  • "Honolulu airport evacuated"
  
  
• Monday October 25, 2004
  • "Suspicious note prompts delay of United flight in San Francisco"
  • "Oman: Govt to assume management of 2 airports again"
  • "Traditional U.S. airlines plan more flights abroad"
  • "Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Chief: Airport security is broken"
  • "Salt Lake airport wait drops: Time in lines cut to average of 2 minutes"
  
  
• Saturday October 23, 2004
  • "Official says Philippine president committed to opening controversial airport terminal"
  • "Airport eateries to reflect more flavor of Nashville"
  • "Government lags on private airport screener rules"
  • "American Airlines to Furlough Up to 1,100"
  • "Delta Airlines May File Bankruptcy Soon-Report"
  • "New radar promises to reduce SFO delays"
  • "Troubled Miami port, aviation systems in need of overhaul, experts say"
  • "TSA probe of whistle-blowers criticized"
  
  
• Friday October 22, 2004
  • "Airports Await Rules for Hiring Screeners"
  • "Port Authority of NY and NJ chairman demands tightened airport security"
  • "Judge orders Hartsfield airport contract re-awarded"
  • "Boise Airport TSA chief replaced"
  • "Airline workers make backup plans for future jobs"
  • "Airline faces safety issues"
  • "Fuel costs plunge airlines into red"
  • "Flights from California's Palmdale Airport may begin by year's end"
  • "Proposed Reservation System for Unscheduled Arrivals at Chicago's O'Hare Int'l Airport"
  • "Sydney Airport takes off 04/05 on a strong note"
  • "Airport Land Use: Skimping on aviation safety"
  • "Blackout simulated at HK airport"
  • "U.S. And U.K. Disagree On Employee Inspection Practices"
  
  
• Thursday October 21, 2004
  • "Belushi impersonator singing the blues after Crystal chase"
  • "A small, fast way to end SFO delays"
  
  
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