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• Friday January 28, 2005
  • "Airport decision benefits Lawmaker"
  • "US Airways gets Philadelphia airport's help"
  • "Sky Harbor Reaches Nearly 40 Million Passengers in 2004"
  • "Las Vegas airport shatters annual visitor record in '04"
  
  
• Thursday January 27, 2005
  • "Southwest Kansans ponder KCI usage"
  • "Officials remain optimistic about outlook for Indianapolis airport"
  • "Analysis: Why GE Keeps Loser Airlines Aloft"
  • "New U.S. budget airline for global destinations"
  • "Testimony leaves question of who was running airport"
  • "Bush Seeks Higher Airline Security Fees"
  • "Southwest to end service at Houston's big airport"
  • "Medford airport takes off with expansion plans"
  • "Dulles airport releases study"
  • "North Dakota airport seeking more airlines"
  • "Hartsfield lobbies will get face-lift"
  • "Delta's Song to grow by a third"
  • "US Airways Gets Reprieve, But Faces Obstacles"
  • "Alaska Airlines prepares in case talks with baggage handlers fail"
  • "Reno airport exceeds 5 million passenger count in 2004"
  
  
• Wednesday January 26, 2005
  • "Anti-terrorism program begins at SFO"
  • "Southwest to get prime gate space at Pittsburgh airport"
  • "The intricacies of airport snow removal: Wind-whipped snow slows Logan recovery"
  • "Ex-airport director pleads not guilty"
  • "Scottish airport wins lift-off for new 25-year expansion"
  • "Mishap highlights need for Australian airport extension"
  • "Burbank gives OK to airport agreement"
  • "Midway plans new security system using sliding doors"
  • "Stewart has best year since 2000"
  • "Southwest Kansas cities considering study on possible hub change"
  • "Despite regional efforts, MidAmerica Airport's struggles continue"
  • "Enticed by cheaper fares, more using Wyoming airport"
  
  
• Tuesday January 25, 2005
  • "Wildlife Control: Dog keeps airport free from waterfowl"
  • "Sky Harbor stops serving coffee, fountain drinks"
  • "Airlines deny delaying Philippines terminal opening"
  • "Study: Anti-missle system on commercial planes too costly"
  • "Fitch Rates SFO Rev Bonds 'A'"
  • "Asia Pacific airports still attractive to investors - CAPA"
  • "Bags of initiative/ Airports have developed impressive luggage-carrying systems"
  • "Air France to appeal against Geveva airport's low-cost carrier terminal"
  • "Peace struggle/ The expansion of Britain's airports will bring a huge increase in air traffic"
  • "The upgrade of Nassau airport moves ahead"
  • "JAA's director receives $226,038 raise, bonus"
  • "US Airways acts to boost image with ads predicting 'clear skies ahead'"
  • "PIATCO offers another compromise solution"
  • "San Diego Airport Authority Board Considers Plans To Alleviate Congestion"
  • "Aircraft Rescue Research Project (ARRP) / April 26-29, 2005"
  • "What do air travelers want? Competition spurs innovation"
  
  
• Monday January 24, 2005
  • "U.S. airlines pushed to brink over low fares"
  • "Airlines' mix keeps Indianapolis competitive"
  • "Flap pits D/FW, subcontractors"
  • "Greece Plans to Sell Stake in Airport"
  • "British group takes over Dutch airport"
  • "Food vendors sought to sell wares at NY airport"
  • "Lower fares credited for record McGhee Tyson Airport traffic"
  • "US security worries put squeeze on hub airports"
  • "U.S. Foresaw Terror Threats in 1970s"
  • "Comair feels winds of change"
  • "Not as bad as it looks, airline expert says"
  • "Memphis airport ranks high on cost to fly"
  • "Blizzards leave thousands stranded in US airports"
  • "Hawaiian Airports Get A Lift"
  
  
• Sunday January 23, 2005
  • "Air woes mount as storm moves east"
  • "Philippines government may bid out Manila Terminal 3"
  • "New England airports report healthy growth"
  • "Billings, Montana airport sets passenger, freight records in 2004"
  • "Some U.S. airlines might not pull out of tailspin"
  • "Wright's origins are still at issue"
  • "Boeing vs. Airbus: A battle for the skies"
  • "Philadelphia Closes Airport for First Time in 9 Years"
  • "Medford airport growing into Southern Oregon hub"
  • "Iraq to close international airport as part of election security"
  • "Police Probe 'Security Breach' after UK Airport Blaze"
  • "Canadian government still stuck in aviation insurance game three years after Sept. 11"
  • "20 years later, memories of air disaster still strong"
  
  
• Saturday January 22, 2005
  • "TIA growth: 'Unbelievable'"
  • "Two South Carolina airports achieve record-breaking year"
  • "Man Runs From Security Near DIA Fuel Farm"
  • "Airport Screeners Say TSA Needs Improvements"
  • "Peotone airport groups to meet"
  • "LAX crime drops for fourth year in a row"
  • "Police Chief, Airport Director discuss training officers at Hartsfield"
  • "Southwest turns down DF/W offer"
  • "Airlines, facing cost pressure, outsource crucial safety tasks"
  • "European airports aim to join EU emissions scheme"
  • "Burbank, Calif., council to try again for airport pact"
  • "Parties reach accord on Ohio airport noise lawsuit"
  • "America West Warns Of Future Losses"
  • "Renovated terminal at Boston airport adds shops, eateries"
  • "Antigua government backs out of plan to contract U.S. group to operate airport"
  • "Hundreds of Schiphol airport personnel arrested for human trafficking/ media"
  
  
• Friday January 21, 2005
  • "United Airlines gets 3 more months to file plan"
  • "Fitch to keep eye on Lambert's use and lease agreement talks"
  • "SFO: Mock grenades left behind after training"
  • "PHX Terminal 2 to get one last face lift"
  • "Screeners taking their skills on road trip - to Washington"
  • "Polish Officials Determined to Raise Airport Tariffs by One-Third"
  • "Greensboro, N.C., airport may need additional parking for passengers' cars"
  • "Indonesian regions able to build own airports"
  • "Singapore Changi Airport reaches record passenger & cargo volumes in 2004"
  • "Passengers up 31% at Hungarian Airport in November"
  • "Aeroports de Paris prepares for arrival of A380"
  • "Moscow's Sheremetyevo Evicts Retailers to Lure Famous Brands"
  • "Seven firms pre-selected for Tunisian airport concession"
  • "Antiguan opposition condemns plans to grant airport contract to US investors"
  • "Sydney Airport expects passenger numbers to continue to rise"
  • "Boeing shrugs off Airbus's new behemoth"
  • "Can airports accommodate the A380?"
  • "Anchorage among first cities to get world's largest aircraft"
  • "The role of airports"
  • "Delta caps worst year in airline history"
  • "At San Luis Obispo airport, a traffic jam"
  • "U.S. airport industry faces growing challenges"
  • "Ground rules change at Gunnison airport"
  
  
• Thursday January 20, 2005
  • "US Airline Losses Still Mount, and No Relief Is on Horizon"
  • "Ghanaian aviation authority to upgrade facilities at Kotoka airport"
  • "Private Mexican airport groups plan US$107mn investment for 2005"
  • "London mayor on UK airports: They'll let anyone in"
  • "Swiss airport foresees double-deck Airbus A380 as private jet"
  • "Objections to development of Frankfurt/Main airport"
  • "French-led consortium close to securing deal on operating Cyprus airports"
  • "Airbus' New Jumbo Airliner Unlikely to Land at Norfolk, Va., Airport"
  • "Airlines Report Mixed Earnings Results"
  • "TSA declares Philippines airport 'unsafe'?"
  • "Confusing rules tangle sky between Dallas, Nashville"
  • "MSP design funding OK'd"
  • "MSP: A terminal case of acquiescence"
  • "Burbank airport pact takes shape"
  • "Mississippi airport hopes to lure Northwest back"
  • "Orlando International Airport shows solid growth"
  • "Feds say airline must continue Oregon service, for now"
  
  
• Wednesday January 19, 2005
  • "EPA says airline drinking water getting worse"
  • "Terminal happiness.. whatever the weather"
  • "O'Hare soon to be last dual hub for major carriers"
  • "Hearings on new Dulles runways"
  • "D/FW baggage screening system's debut delayed"
  • "North Carolina may help airport with air service"
  • "Comair's president quits after Christmas fiasco"
  • "What if US Air were no more?"
  • "Big planes and big airport renovations"
  • "Discount airlines get squeezed"
  • "UK airport joining 'silent' jet team"
  • "DHS Eases Its Nondisclosure Rule"
  • "Los Angeles City Council wants to convert El Toro into regional airport"
  • "Irish airport body to discuss Shannon cuts"
  • "Polish Army to Sell Airports, Chance for Civil Aviation"
  • "'Malaysia's Subang can help nation leapfrog others as low cost hub'"
  • "Piatco accepts Manila terminal payment by installment"
  • "India rejects US move to security audit all airports"
  
  
• Tuesday January 18, 2005
  • "New York Airport ID Alert"
  • "U.S. airport delays worsen"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Lynchburg Regional Airport, Lynchburg, Virginia"
  • "Second airport opens as U.N. teams move inland to help tsunami survivors in Indonesia"
  • "Prosecutor wants jail for Italian air traffic controllers"
  • "ACI-NA President David Z. Plavin to Leave Post at End of Year"
  • "Plan to expand Chicago's O'Hare International Airport hits Latinos, FAA says"
  • "Guns and Ammo at U.S. Airports: Looking at One Day"
  • "Proposed Oregon runway expansion gets noisy reaction"
  • "Hong Kong Airport Authority wins race to buy strategic stake in mainland hub"
  • "Airlines: 'Cutting Off Their Nose'"
  
  
• Monday January 17, 2005
  • "George Will: Airlines shedding pensions"
  • "Indiana airport volunteers do more than pass out cookies"
  • "Transportation Secretary steps up effort to combat lasers being beamed at planes"
  • "New PIT baggage check-in returns to pre-9/11 operations"
  • "D-FW mayors urge Southwest to include D/FW airport in codeshare agreement"
  • "Code sharing: Same plane, different airfare?"
  • "U.S. Announces 'Open Skies' With India"
  • "Extension good news for North Carolina airport"
  • "Turbulent times: U.S. Airways could jumble the mix at PTI"
  • "Is Burbank airport accord a truce, or a sellout?"
  • "Michigan airport sees upswing in business, pleasure travel"
  • "Montana airport director accused of stealing had trust from the beginning"
  • "Illinois Airport Leaders Remain Confident After FAA Study"
  • "Structures choke Kenyan airport"
  • "Terminally challenged at Logan Airport"
  • "Airbus Readies Superjumbo For Debut"
  
  
• Sunday January 16, 2005
  • "Ugandan paper deplores "breaches in security systems" at Old Airport"
  • "Work begins on new $5.5 billion Qatar airport"
  • "India outlines major airport expansion in '05"
  • "Slovakia preparing ground for sale of stake in two of its largest airports"
  • "Guatemala fires striking controllers, reopens airport"
  • "Frankfurt airport shows large bump in passenger traffic in 2004"
  • "Effort to speed airport security is going private"
  • "Ridge announces US-Dutch talks about pilot scheme for airport security"
  • "US Airways to pull out of Hagerstown Regional Airport"
  • "Australian airport's ban on chewing gum a pain in the ear"
  • "Boston airport to be mock terrorist-attack site"
  • "Northwest Airlines facing stealth rival"
  • "Indian airport revamp required, say experts"
  • "New Bush airport building opens for 'inspection'"
  
  
• Saturday January 15, 2005
  • "Customs refuses to change rules for North Dakota airport"
  • "Investigation of Hartsfield airport officer nears end"
  • "Philippine Court Blocks Funds To Piatco In Manila Airport Takeover"
  • "St. Louis city, Lambert Airport facing lawsuit over asbestos removal"
  • "FBI Keeping Records on Pre-9/11 Travelers"
  • "Commentary: Flying Made Simple"
  • "Southwest's fliers gain 11 new cities"
  • "Premature (let's hope) obituary for US Airways"
  • "Lambert boardings hit 20-year low"
  • "FAA: Other airports can't relieve O'Hare delays"
  • "Pilot arrested in cockpit after screener smells alcohol"
  
  
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