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• Sunday January 02, 2005
  • "Skies cloudy for airlines"
  • "US Airways: All out weekend effort to avoid repeat of service trouble"
  • "Turbulence Ahead for United"
  • "Residents put BAA in the dock over UK runway"
  • "Smooth going at US Airways"
  
  
• Saturday January 01, 2005
  • "U.S. to Take Over UAL Pilots' Pensions"
  • "Continental CEO Gordon Bethune Retiring"
  • "New year is unlikely to bring rest for weary airline workers"
  • "United flight attendants threaten to stage strikes"
  • "US Airways Tries to Find Favor Lost Last Weekend"
  • "Man quizzed about laser incidents"
  • "Tsunami Aid Pours in But Airports Prove Bottlenecks"
  • "US Airways staving off another meltdown"
  • "Note to List: Wishing You All a Happy New Year"
  • "Ryanair back in court in fresh row over airport subsidies"
  • "South Carolina airport agrees to noise study"
  • "Panic at UK airport intruder"
  • "Contentious plan for south terminal at Ontario, Calif., airport gets dropped"
  • "Commercial flight takes off from Palmdale, Calif., marking first in 7 years"
  • "3.6 billion rubles to be allocated for developing Russian airport security systems"
  • "Frankfurt airport to cooperate with Moscow airport"
  • "Sri Lanka airport buckles under tsunamis aid flights"
  • "Southwest terminal to highlight $1.8 billion upgrade at BWI"
  • "India outlines major airport expansion in '05"
  • "Lambert Airport's warrior chief retires"
  • "Raleigh, N.C., Airport Prepares for Possibly Turbulent Year"
  
  
• Friday December 31, 2004
  • "Holiday Blues for Airlines"
  • "US Airways expects to file reorg plan by Feb 15"
  • "Aloha Airlines Files for Chapter 11"
  • "As US Airways struggles, industry ponders 'what if'"
  • "Louisville airport wraps up work on new look for terminal"
  • "Florida Airport's Fortunes Not Tied To US Air"
  • "Airport Complaints Wanted by DOT IG"
  • "Record year for Singapore airport"
  • "Airlines are hurting"
  • "11 injured in Sky Harbor construction accident"
  • "LAX Security Study Fails to Fly"
  • "New deal reached on United's Chicago airport debt"
  • "Airline industry prays for a smoother ride"
  • "Airport Biometrics Preparing To Take Flight In France"
  • "Amidst industry turbulence, Louisville airport flying high"
  • "Bullets found on board airplane"
  • "One airport dropping federal screeners"
  • "Beijing airport expansion in full swing"
  • "Flint airport looks to expand after record-breaking year"
  • "More passengers at Dusseldorf airport"
  • "Dublin Airport Authority orders due diligence report"
  • "FBI Probes Laser Beams in Plane Cockpits"
  • "Fine dining takes off at SFO"
  • "US Airways entering critical period"
  • "Passengers grew testy during extra 18 hours on NWA plane"
  • "Distressed airlines' problems will continue"
  • "Senator plans Minneapolis airport review"
  
  
• Thursday December 30, 2004
  • "Las Vegas Airport Offers Free Wi-Fi Access"
  • "LAX terminal temporarily closed, passenger apprehended on tarmac"
  • "Homeland Security's oversight of grants criticized by watchdog"
  • "New airport security tech: Super sniffers and X-ray machines"
  • "Memphis, Tenn., airport has high hopes for food court renovation, expansion"
  • "Kabul airport closed for eight hours after cargo plane crash lands, no injuries"
  • "Noise study may refine contours around High Point, N.C., airport"
  • "Number of Passengers at Taiwan's CKS Airport Tops 20 Million"
  • "Some businesses capitalizing on airlines' increasing troubles"
  • "Philippines exploring ways to pay Piatco for work on Terminal 3"
  • "Terminal Power - An entire terminal at Boston's Logan International Airport is being replaced--with major power system enhancements"
  • "Cost Versus Benefit: Airlines Think It's Cheaper to Mistreat Passengers"
  • "Clouted firms get foot in Chicago airport door"
  
  
• Wednesday December 29, 2004
  • "Travelers Can Reserve Airport Parking Space Online"
  • "SARS airport screening ineffective, study says"
  • "Former director of Montana airport quits; charges pending"
  • "Wichita picks interim airport director"
  • "Christmas Meltdown May Be Fatal Blow to US Airways"
  • "Analysts: Public may forgive, forget"
  • "US Airways appeals to its employees, and promises discipline"
  • "Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) Mobile Live Fire Training Simulators"
  • "Lawyer Wants TSA Clarification On Pat-Down Rules"
  • "Passenger detained in no-fly mix-up"
  • "Editorial: Terminally Stuck"
  
  
• Tuesday December 28, 2004
  • "New York airport officials court carriers"
  • "Some factors favor Sky Harbor as airline fallout continues"
  • "New Orleans airport closing called unavoidable"
  • "D/FW to test security technology"
  • "Colorado Springs airport escapes most weekend woes"
  • "Beijing to build pioneering airport commerce district"
  • "Maldives reopens international airport after tsunami havoc"
  • "Ben-Gurion Airport rapped for pollution"
  • "New Hampshire airport using new way to count passengers"
  • "Holiday foul-up renews questions about airlines' computer systems"
  • "Philippine government will operate new Manila airport terminal, Arroyo says"
  • "McCarran Airport soars to record-setting year"
  
  
• Monday December 27, 2004
  • "Grueling airport ordeals tested people's patience"
  • "Airlines' Woes May Be Worse in Coming Year"
  • "Distressed airline industry will battle fuel, labor costs in 2005"
  • "Thousands stranded at US airports in Christmas weekend travel chaos"
  
  
• Sunday December 26, 2004
  • "Gut instinct serves airport immigration inspector"
  • "How Newark Airport keeps stumbling"
  • "From Aw-Shucks to Cutthroat: Southwest's Ascent"
  • "Two U.S. Airlines' Woes Snarl Christmas Travel"
  • "UK air security farce"
  • "Hartsfield Airport Chapel Offers Comfort"
  • "$40,000 bill for JAX official to study in Canada"
  • "Cincinnati airport 'is just chaos' as many can't get out"
  • "Working on Christmas can be good tidings"
  • "KCI experiences upward trend after hard times"
  • "Passenger Causes Holdup at Iowa Airport"
  
  
• Saturday December 25, 2004
  • "Air travelers downgrade Sea-Tac Airport"
  • "Wichita Mid-Continent Airport's overhaul may hike user fees"
  
  
• Friday December 24, 2004
  • "Indiana airport lacks stormwater permit"
  • "The Other Side of Security"
  • "Two Concourses At MIA Partially Closed"
  • "El Salvador airport traffic grows 11%; expansion sought"
  • "Czech airport wants to be main hub of Central Europe"
  • "Kuwait Airport Targets 15 Million Passengers by 2008"
  • "South African firm wins Dubai airport extension contract"
  • "Two UAE airports get licenses"
  • "Check-in kiosks eliminate lines at Sacramento, Calif., airport"
  • "Agreement would bring light rail to SeaTac"
  • "Omaha, Neb., airport budget goes up"
  • "Company collapse threatens Sydney airport security/ union"
  • "Court's clock ticks on talks between United and unions"
  • "Pressed for time, some frequent fliers become buyers in airport shops"
  • "Clearing the runways takes time, caution at Kentucky airport"
  • "Travelers Come Home To Car Break-ins At The Airport"
  • "Airliner slides off runway at northern Colo. Airport"
  • "Airlines battle over obscure amendment"
  
  
• Thursday December 23, 2004
  • "Europe and Asia try 'security with smile'"
  • "Japan: Peeping tom trapped in drain above women's airport toilets"
  • "Plane Plows Into Snow Bank At Detroit Airport"
  • "Michigan airport floats incentives to land some new routes"
  • "Kentucky airport to pursue condemnation of 14 acres on adjacent farm"
  • "Airports Start To See Holiday Crush"
  • "Airplane runs off runway at Richmond International Airport; no injuries reported"
  • "Airport smoking criticized"
  • "High Times For Hong Kong's Airport"
  • "ACI says small European airports have done well in 2004 - report"
  • "Airlines and airports must provide wheelchairs, British court rules"
  • "India's first private international airport clears final hurdle"
  • "TSA Modifies Security Search Guidelines"
  • "Neighbors in a spin over Sydney airport upgrade"
  • "US: says Haiti's airport security not up to international standards"
  • "Airport Land Use: Developer to reconsider plan for housing near airport"
  • "Pennsylvania airport cuts budget by $500,000"
  • "Fraport cries foul; says expropriation of Manila airport terminal illegal"
  
  
• Wednesday December 22, 2004
  • "ACLU: Airport searches sexually harassing"
  • "Klamath Falls airport losing passengers"
  • "Airport police have 'dual role,' says Hartsfield chief"
  • "Nighty, night: Napping nooks at the airport"
  • "Box cutter blade found in man's shoe at Honolulu airport"
  • "Man charged with trying to get a box cutter on plane at Salt Lake City airport"
  • "EU approves Macquarie takeover of Belgian Airport Co"
  • "Las Vegas airport hits new heights with 40 million passengers in year"
  • "Group criticizes state on Maui airport project"
  • "Transport group bemoans high costs faced by Canadian airline industry"
  • "Airlines to Battle High Costs in 2005"
  • "Faced with slew of retirements, FAA plans to hire thousands of air traffic controllers"
  • "Airport Land Use: Housing may move closer to Florida airport"
  • "Fire forces evacuation of Paris airport terminal"
  • "Cincinnati airport revenues to take flight in 2005"
  • "Time is relative to question on Indiana airport authority"
  • "NY airport official: US Airways hub shift not causing problems"
  • "Philippines Seizes Disputed Airport Terminal"
  
  
• Tuesday December 21, 2004
  • "Law Lets Passengers Appeal No-Fly List"
  • "Notice of Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) Approvals and Disapprovals"
  • "Agency Information Collection; Activity Under OMB Review; Report of Traffic and Capacity Statistics-The T-100 System"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Monterey Peninsula Airport, Monterey, Calif."
  • "Third Terminal at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Int'l Airport will be built in 2007"
  • "San Juan Pueblo, N.M., celebrates airport opening"
  • "Libyan man arrested in UK airport security scare is released without charge"
  • "Malaysian airports firm to sign Indian airport deal"
  • "Direct more subsidies to SFO"
  • "New York officials to address air service"
  
  
• Monday December 20, 2004
  • "Deputy Homeland Security Chief to Retire"
  • "Airport properties entice developers nationwide"
  • "Oakland Airport Parking Fees Likely To Increase"
  • "Cuban Airport Receives International Quality Certificate"
  • "Corrected - Post 9/11 Security Impact Conference Hosted By ATCA"
  • "Toy grenade causes stir at Nashville airport"
  • "Fraport Wins Cairo Airport Management Contract"
  • "Gaps and gains in air safety as holidays hit"
  • "Screener dispute slows Toronto airport traffic"
  • "Southwest Airlines: $117 million deal includes 6 of ATA's Midway gates"
  • "Screener dispute slow Toronto airport traffic"
  • "San Jose, Calif. airport may end exclusive-use gates"
  • "Pittsburgh's Midfield Terminal a white elephant?"
  • "Airports prepare for new jumbo plane"
  • "Air industry softens to mergers"
  • "Smaller airports at the mercy of hub airlines"
  
  
• Sunday December 19, 2004
  • "On-time flights fall at airports nationally"
  • "Airport security drives metal-free fashions"
  • "Inspecting inspectors on TSA tour at airport"
  • "Louisville airport without bomb-sniffing dogs despite training"
  • "Tougher airport security checks for Australia and New Zealand"
  • "Airport wants support from entire Tri-State"
  • "Small Airport Takes A Giant Leap Toward Private Screening"
  • "Analysis: Legality of searches by airport screeners"
  
  
• Saturday December 18, 2004
  • "Facing fraud charges, D/FW Airport officer quits"
  • "Security Scare Closes British Airport"
  • "The path of Kahn: US Airways' troubles date to 1977 and Carter's deregulation czar"
  • "NEPA Implementing Instructions for Airport Actions"
  • "Terminal Rebirth - Kansas City Int'l Airport's $258 million improvement program stays on track in spite of 9/11"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., airport authority loses another director"
  
  
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