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• Wednesday September 29, 2004
  • "US Airways to lose 2 gates at Philadelphia airport"
  • "Swedish airport workers say they'll go on strike in October"
  • "Florida airport air service grant could generate millions"
  • "Phone blamed for Sydney Airport scare"
  • "Minneapolis airports commission orders study of NWA airport expansion plan"
  • "Clouds on the horizon for low-cost airlines"
  • "Thai PM to spend night at airport building site amid delay fears"
  • "Air France takes action against Geneva low-cost terminal decision"
  • "2 Airlines' New Cuts Target Executives"
  • "Airlines criticise Spanish airports"
  • "ASCE Conference: Dealing with the New Realities in Aviation - Challenges and Opportunities"
  • "Dutch Experts Blame Sofia Airport Defects on Strabag"
  • "Top three airlines at Harrisburg, Pa., airport struggle to stay airborne"
  • "Dubai's new airport terminal/ another grandiose project"
  • "Airlines to lose big despite traffic gains"
  
  
• Tuesday September 28, 2004
  • "Group Supports Delay In LAX Modernization Plan"
  • "Albany Airport Security and Religion"
  • "Sydney Airport security 'a sick joke': Staff stop work to protest"
  • "USAir, RDU in tiff"
  • "County official convicted of Detroit Metro Airport corruption"
  • "Michael Boyd: Aviation's tough talker lets fly"
  
  
• Monday September 27, 2004
  • "Dubai Airport Site Accident Kills At Least Eight Workers"
  • "Transportation Security Threat Assessment System (T-STAS)"
  • "Regional airports fight for flights"
  • "August posts ninth record month for passengers at Medford, Ore., airport"
  • "Airports Authority of India panel to examine alternative airport modernisation plan"
  • "Chicago seeks airport-affected homes"
  • "Revamped Madrid airport sees itself as Europe's Atlantic gate"
  • "10 in fray for Egypt airport expansion"
  • "Airport screeners suspected of taking loot from luggage"
  • "Yuma Airport sees more cargo, flyers despite costly fares"
  • "Armed Bandit Robs JFK Restaurant"
  • "West Virginia's small airports compete in a changing aviation industry"
  • "Officials won't confirm Las Vegas airport among 15 that flunked security tests"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., airport board forms 'enterprise division' to make money"
  • "Airlines face new woes as September 11 fades"
  • "Air marshal policy may compromise cover"
  • "South Dakota airport security snafu delays travelers"
  • "Bomb Threat Forces Plane Diverted to U.K."
  • "American plans more Lambert flights"
  • "D/FW expands screening effort"
  • "Security breach closes Canadian airport"
  
  
• Sunday September 26, 2004
  • "Flying in the red: Passengers are really feeling the pain of airline bankruptcies"
  • "EasyJet invades Ryanair's turf"
  • "Ireland's Aer Rianta chief to step down, airports transferred to authority"
  • "Musicians come alive in San Antonio airport exhibit"
  • "UK airport operator to buy budget airline"
  • "US Airways warns it may close"
  • "A Nation of Airport Haves and Have-Nots"
  • "Sky's limit at Bradley"
  
  
• Saturday September 25, 2004
  • "FAA praises Monterey airport response on runway"
  • "Firecracker incident sparks Australian airport security questions"
  • "United is flying in the face of convention"
  • "AMR Warns on Revenue"
  • "Airports test explosives-detection device"
  • "Slow Cincinnati runway work shifts noise"
  • "United loses pension ruling"
  • "Airfare increases may be just the beginning"
  • "The Big Airline Profit Margins? Look at Regionals"
  • "Heathrow strike off but Gatwick dispute goes on"
  • "India Airport Workers Threaten to Strike Over Privatization"
  • "Steep cuts for Delta staff"
  • "Delta Stock Drops Amid Bankruptcy Fears"
  • "TSA Tests Relaxed Security for Team Charter Flights"
  • "How Airlines, Government Check Watch Lists"
  • "Slow Screening Procedures Endanger Airport"
  • "US Airways' Unions Brace to Fight Deep Cuts"
  • "Philadelphia airport cuts landing fees by 6 percent"
  • "Court's ruling keeps Berlin's Tempelhof Airport open"
  • "Man passes Norwegian airport security with a gun - report"
  • "Savannah, Ga., airport seeks to squeeze more gates into terminal expansion"
  • "Report says extension plan would improve safety at Burbank, Calif., airport"
  • "Russian commission urges passenger 'psychological testing' at airports"
  • "Probe sought in New Orleans airport bias claim"
  • "Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport to add 16 stores in T4"
  
  
• Friday September 24, 2004
  • "Moody's Reports: Credit Outlook For Us Airports Now Stable"
  • "U.S. Airport Screening Still Falls Short, Tests Find"
  • "Flaws in Australian airport security"
  • "Congressman Will Continue To Push For A Federal Airport Curfew"
  • "JAA, city financial dealings are displeasing to the nose"
  
  
• Thursday September 23, 2004
  • "Sydney airport security guards subcontracted"
  • "Palm Springs airport enplanements up, security enhanced"
  • "Europe's budget airlines prepare for war"
  • "U.S. Urges Changes in Watch List Rules"
  • "DIA hits record in July with 4.2 million fliers"
  • "Australian airport workers suspected in Sydney bomb scare"
  • "US Airways Sets Deadline for Concessions"
  • "Boston Logan's Team Approach Is Backbone Of Security Effort"
  • "Quality Technologies Balance SFO's Security And Operations"
  • "Myrtle Beach, S.C., airport maintains fast growth rate in passengers"
  • "Wichita's air service effort receives national recognition"
  • "New Wichita airport terminal serves city's growth"
  • "Power outage at Oakland airport"
  • "Staff's Long Beach Airport Expansion Plan Accepted"
  • "U.S. airport screeners missed weapons, explosives"
  • "Feds probe why singer allowed on jet"
  • "Delta Gets Court Order Requiring Gate Gourmet To Resume Catering"
  • "New Airport Body X-Rays Reveal All"
  • "Covert tests reveal U.S. airport screening failures"
  • "New York airport recognized for environmental efforts"
  • "Tucson airport on pace for record year"
  • "San Diego-Bound Plane Evacuated After Note Found in Chicago"
  • "Pact with third Chicago airport developers set"
  • "Australian authorities hunt dodgy airport workers"
  • "Moscow Airport Police Captain Arrested"
  • "Explosive device found on plane at Sydney Airport"
  • "Houston lawmaker, officials hear complaints about customs delays at airport"
  • "Government announces multimillion dollar move to shorten queues at congested New Zealand airports"
  • "New Thai International Airport To Open On Schedule - Transport Minister"
  • "Memphis, Tenn., airport grows, prospers with federal funding"
  • "Irish Minister backs US air pact"
  • "St. Louis airport can rebound, outgoing director says"
  • "Travelers in Chicago take tighter airport security in stride"
  • "Las Vegas airport officials want to add more security lanes"
  • "Dallas-area airport's future to be discussed at national convention"
  • "Ontario, Calif., airport officials grapple with fast-paced growth"
  • "Long Beach, Calif., airport plans could affect public health"
  • "Minneapolis Airport vision: 46 more gates, new concourse"
  
  
• Wednesday September 22, 2004
  • "Standard method of airport worker checks pursued"
  
  
• Tuesday September 21, 2004
  • "Philippines to Expand Manila Airport"
  • "No problems seen with new airport security measures"
  • "International airlines putting Wi-Fi in NZ airports"
  • "Air travel continues to increase at Oklahoma airports"
  • "$860 million Minneapolis airport expansion announced"
  • "Dusseldorf's airport critical of subsidies for competitors"
  • "Budapest and Beijing airports to sign partnership agreement"
  • "The Paradies Shops Honored As A+ Employer"
  • "Virgin America: Airlines abuzz about new kid"
  • "Arabic-style writing halts flight"
  • "Prosecutors Close Down Private Airports Around Moscow"
  • "Reno airport traffic improvement continues"
  • "Man arrested at LAX allegedly had three bullets in jacket"
  • "Bangkok airport will not open on time"
  • "Airport Improvement Program Grant Assurances; Extension of Comment Period"
  • "Shannon Airport prepares to cut charges"
  • "Chattanooga, Tenn., airport creates new post for air service development"
  • "Mixed messages cast clouds over Hong Kong airport privatisation plan"
  • "Anti-hijacking drills to be held at Japanese airports"
  • "Port Authority of NY & NJ sending 'mystery shoppers' to airports"
  • "Requiem for an airport"
  • "BMI lashes regulator over Heathrow's sky-high Terminal 5 rates"
  
  
• Monday September 20, 2004
  • "Bidder Wants LAX Decision Reconsidered"
  • "Illinois airport needs to remain aggressive to land flights"
  • "Workers Face Difficult Choices as Airlines Seek Concessions"
  • "Senai On Track For Air Cargo Hub Status"
  • "No-thrill air travel has made the former TWA terminal obsolete, but still an architectural wonder"
  • "Airline experts agree on one thing: change"
  • "Know ABCs of airline industry"
  • "Airlines losing their appetite for meals"
  • "US Airways may ask court to void labor pacts"
  • "Lawmaker Calls For Increased Security at Foreign Airports"
  • "Huntsville Airport to use air service grant to alert fliers of lower fares"
  
  
• Sunday September 19, 2004
  • "Big airlines' future cloudy"
  • "Turbulent times: US Airways' upheaval represents a long and economically disruptive goodbye for many in region"
  • "Fireworks found in bathroom of plane at LaGuardia"
  • "Tonga to privatize international airport"
  • "Salina, Kan., airport authority fines contractors for missing deadline"
  • "Las Vegas airport project to add extra space, high-tech baggage system"
  • "Wichita, Kan., council likes plans for new airport"
  • "Dallas airport's next wave of security changes to focus on finding explosives"
  • "British lawmakers lose free parking at airports"
  • "Vietnam Needs Huge Investment to Develop Airport System"
  • "Ontario, Calif., airport expansion worries residents, officials"
  • "Passenger volume slows almost 12 percent at Allentown, Pa.-area airport"
  • "Paris' de Gaulle Terminal 2E will be reinforced, says French transport chief"
  • "Gulf airport security chiefs discuss counter-terrorism measures"
  • "Former Jacksonville, Fla., airport authority head withdraws proposed contract"
  • "Former US airbase in Philippines to become major international airport"
  
  
• Saturday September 18, 2004
  • "JetBlue hopes to soar to new heights with connections"
  • "Screening the screeners: Society for Quality offers to review TSA employee tests"
  • "Fragile shrimp spark big dispute between L.A. airport and feds"
  • "Aviation and wildlife experts seek to reduce bird 'strikes'"
  • "United Airlines says $500 million more in cost-cuts needed"
  • "Law ensures permanent flight limits at New York airport"
  • "All 10 Indian airport bidders to get green signal for next round"
  
  
• Friday September 17, 2004
  • "Bonds to fund DIA United terminal"
  • "Jacksonville airport's new look"
  • "Nonstop flight: Use it or lose it"
  • "New Boise airport wing almost complete"
  • "Johannesburg airport hit by another security breach"
  • "Emergency Personnel Train During Mock Airport Disaster"
  • "Supervisors Oppose Mayor's LAX Plan"
  • "Volunteers on horseback patrol Houston airport for terrorists"
  • "Baton Rouge airport expansion concerns neighbors"
  • "500 Rubles Clears the Path to the Airplane"
  • "In Pittsburgh, retailers bear US Airways' collateral effects"
  • "Search narrows for new Springfield-Branson airport director"
  • "Further search for San Diego airport site uncovers one more possibility"
  • "Security breach triggers evacuation at Oakland airport"
  • "MidAmerica Airport signs charter airline"
  • "Delta could seek bankruptcy protection"
  • "Airline Passengers Face Tighter Security"
  • "Panel OKs plan to enlarage Long Beach Airport"
  • "St. Louis Airport Director to Step Down"
  • "The worst of times"
  • "White House Wants to Cut FAA Budget"
  • "Chicago ponders airport expansion as delays worsen"
  • "United CEO touts airline mergers"
  
  
• Thursday September 16, 2004
  • "Indiana airport director is highest-paid county official"
  • "Arizona airport art gives flavor of Mexico"
  
  
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