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• Friday January 14, 2005
  • "Indianapolis airport sets record with over 8 million flown in 2004"
  • "Special Event Planning: Making Super Bowl travelers feel welcome No. 1 priority for Florida airport"
  • "Record numbers used British airports last year, industry figures show"
  • "Airport's Porn Blunder"
  • "Michigan airport smoking room draws fire"
  • "Mexican airport operators see increased growth"
  • "Train to J.F.K. Scores With Fliers, but Not With Airport Workers"
  • "Hong Kong Airport Authority close to mainland agreement"
  • "Improvements planned at Telluride airport"
  • "U.S. airlines seen losing more than $2B in 4Q"
  • "Chicago mayor sees early start on O'Hare work"
  • "Rule change will allow jetliners to fly closer"
  • "US Airways' rising star now closer to the top"
  • "Northwest mechanics sue airline over bargaining process"
  • "Judge Backs US Airways Financing Plan"
  
  
• Thursday January 13, 2005
  • "Loaded gun found in carry-on bag at Florida airport"
  • "Mayor's Brother Earned $1M Plus In Philadelphia Airport Deal"
  • "Long Beach Airport Principles Focus Of Discussion"
  • "Houston airport noise study moves forward"
  • "Will odd moves pay off for D/FW Airport?"
  • "Florida airport now a major catalyst for the region's growth"
  • "Incheon Airport Sees First Net Income in 2004"
  • "Big changes heading for San Antonio airport"
  • "Former President Bush applauds airport screeners"
  • "Cops arrested at South African airport"
  • "FAA to Issue O'Hare Expansion Plan Early"
  • "New UK airport robbed of Robin Hood title"
  • "Namibian airport to undergo extensive upgrade"
  • "Who pays the airport's bills?"
  • "Managing Egypt's airports"
  • "North Carolina grants Piedmont Triad Airport Authority a storm-water permit"
  • "Waterbury, Conn., airport completes runway expansion"
  
  
• Wednesday January 12, 2005
  • "Qatar launches construction of multi-billion-dollar airport"
  • "40% more check-in counters planned for Hong Kong airport"
  • "United May Make It Out of Bankruptcy"
  • "JetBlue goes after shuttle market"
  • "New report says U.S. airport congestion is growing"
  • "Fargo, N.D., officials weigh air service bid"
  • "MSP expansion debate takes off"
  • "FBI Probes More Lasers Beamed at Airplanes"
  • "Aviation security shifts to high-risk people detection"
  • "Editorial: The Flying Dinosaurs"
  • "Man gets 18 months for making bomb threat to prevent friend from missing flight"
  • "From tiny Dubai, an airline with global ambition takes off"
  • "Delta CEO defends fare structure overhaul, says more changes to come"
  • "Brazil seeks airport master plan consultants"
  • "Lisbon airport passenger traffic rises to record 10.7 million in 2004"
  • "Boost for Indian airports plan"
  • "Massive outpouring of world support transforms sleepy Indonesian airport into busy aid hub"
  • "Geneva airport says Air France loses lawsuit against low-cost terminal"
  • "Missing Bag Causes Security Scare At Hobby Airport"
  • "Opening the gates at D/FW"
  • "Tucson International posts record numbers in 2004"
  • "Cincinnati airport spent $500,000 during Christmas storm"
  • "Florida airport seeks to diversify its revenue"
  • "Manchester Airport Encouraged By US Airways' Gains"
  • "Report: US Airways close to financing deal"
  • "Talks move forward with airlines and Pittsburgh airport"
  
  
• Tuesday January 11, 2005
  • "Charges dropped against air passenger with box cutter"
  • "Mascots for 2 Arizona airports soar into kids' hearts"
  • "Hopelessly lost airline luggage lands in Alabama"
  • "Bush picks appeals judge as homeland security chief"
  • "Who's Next at DHS?"
  • "Former Montana airport director charged with four felonies"
  • "Vote Pushes LAX Police Merger a Step Closer"
  • "Woman tried to smuggle cocaine in her bra"
  • "The terminal patient - US Air is sick, and it might be catching"
  • "First bags, now passengers?"
  • "Fare war could push some some U.S. airlines over brink"
  • "Springfield-Branson airport breaks passenger record"
  • "Airlines demand written government guarantee before using Manila terminal"
  • "Mexico's Hidalgo airport plan ready for Fox's review"
  • "Relief supply base set up in Malaysia amid Aceh airport woes"
  • "Miami-Dade Interim Aviation Director, Carlos Bonzon, Has Decided to Apply for the Permanent Position"
  • "Air passenger traffic sets record for Medford, Ore., airport"
  • "Aberdeen, S.D., Airport Board considers marketing facility, expanding service"
  • "Senator says JetBlue may service airport near Middletown, N.Y."
  
  
• Monday January 10, 2005
  • "Fliers Say Lower Fares Are Worth Trade-Offs"
  • "Camped-out travelers didn't shop at Cincinatti airport"
  • "Passenger traffic at Ontario Int'l Airport could see record numbers"
  • "Fare war comes at poor time for beleaguered airline industry"
  • "The hub: A costly blessing?"
  • "Texarkana airport plans appeal to city directors"
  • "Ruling May Open Door to Bids for United"
  
  
• Sunday January 09, 2005
  • "Let's play musical airlines"
  • "Ubiquitous lasers pose aviation problem"
  • "Carriers courting disaster, customers"
  • "JetBlue says NH on list, but not at top"
  • "MSP Expansion: Will it fly?"
  • "Some question wisdom of upgrading New York airport"
  • "Outlook for Pennsylvania airport tied to US Air"
  • "Expert: 'Collapse' of US Airways imminent"
  • "U.S. law ratchets up airport security"
  • "Southwest doesn't just have US Airways in its sights"
  • "Southwest sticks to sure-fire formula"
  • "Small airports keep eye on funding pie"
  • "Detroit offers glimpse of MSP's future"
  • "France Increases Security at Airport"
  • "Runway light problem causes flight delays at Augusta airport"
  • "Ferries to shuttle passengers to La Guardia Airport"
  • "Airport naysayers jeopardize San Diego's future"
  • "Low-Fare And Hoping: Delta's Pricing Move Simplifies Rates But Leads Carriers in a Risky Direction"
  • "Burbank airport goes electric"
  • "Courts Side With United and US Airways on Labor Contracts"
  
  
• Saturday January 08, 2005
  • "TSA civil suit goes to court"
  
  
• Friday January 07, 2005
  • "Delta won't have it easy luring customers"
  • "Opportunity in the Air: Illinois Airport Officials Want to Add Second Carrier"
  • "Report: Widespread problems exist with security cameras at Philly airport"
  • "North Carolina airport extends wing"
  • "Pay cuts alone may not save U.S. carriers"
  • "Landing Southwest ends quest of 6 years"
  • "Judge Rejects United Airlines Deal With Pilots"
  • "2 More Lawsuits Filed Over Mayor's LAX Plan"
  • "Georgia airport figures don't add up"
  • "Fare war levels field for Florida airport"
  • "Florida Airports Set For Super Bowl"
  • "San Diego agency kills idea of airport in forest"
  • "Growth could hurt low-fare airlines"
  • "Woes piling up for airline employees"
  • "Full-scale plowing kept Idaho airport open"
  • "Delta Fare Plan Turns Industry on Its Head"
  • "FAA pledges new landing equipment at Reno-Tahoe Airport"
  • "Delta's Fare Cuts Lift Richmond, Va., Airport's Spirits"
  • "Delta's plan to cut fares could be boon to fliers, bane to industry"
  
  
• Thursday January 06, 2005
  • "Down-to-the wire talks to keep U.S. airlines afloat"
  • "U.A.E./ Sharjah airport helping transiting tsunami victims"
  • "Interim Miami airport director to seek job permanently"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - San Antonio International Airport, TX"
  • "Battle of the UK Airports"
  • "Why Irish airports could lose millions"
  • "Ontario Int'l Airport New Parking Rates to Take Effect Jan. 10, 2005"
  • "Beijing airport expansion in full swing"
  • "D/FW may help Terminal E vendors stay afloat after Delta Air Lines closes its hub"
  • "Chicago prods owners for land around O'Hare airport"
  • "Patent Application: Safety Improvements for Airport Runways and Taxiways"
  • "Court orders Philippines to pay downpayment for expropriated air terminal"
  • "Passenger flows up at Lithuanian airports in 2004"
  • "Rethinking Legacy Airlines"
  • "Continental Airlines warns of liquidity crisis; shares dip"
  • "Sky blues: United locked in standoff with unions, creditors"
  • "Formation of SSIT - Safety and Security Instruction Partnership"
  • "Court OKs US Air Labor, Pension Requests"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport lands low-cost leader Southwest Airlines"
  • "D.C. area airports on track for record-setting travel"
  • "Fares soar since discount carrier left Iowa airport"
  • "Mayor wants to eliminate Salt Lake airport's tobacco 'zoo'"
  • "DFW Airport pays Delta $7 million to buy back rights to 24 gates"
  • "Source: American may match Delta changes"
  • "High Canadian airport rents hurting business, travellers, say lobby groups"
  
  
• Wednesday January 05, 2005
  • "El Segundo Sues Over LAX Plan"
  • "Expansion by Southwest Airlines Awakens a Drowsing MacArthur"
  • "BWI to Test New Screening Devices"
  • "Southwest Plans Service to Pittsburgh"
  • "Southwest Airlines set to crack Hawaii"
  • "Gauge of U.S. airline revenue slips in December"
  • "United Air Creditors Oppose Deal With Pilots"
  • "Feds deny Los Angeles' pleas for commercial airport at El Toro"
  • "Analysis: Southern California airport options dwindling"
  • "Piatco Says Philippine Govt Can't Open Manila Terminal"
  • "New Domestic Security Concern: Watch-Lighters"
  • "Airport growth tops first agenda for Long Beach, Calif., council"
  • "UAE/ Development Plan for Dubai International Airport"
  • "Philippine government confident it can begin operations of Manila terminal 3 within six months"
  • "Report: Delta to slash air fares"
  • "Logan to get explosives detection machine"
  
  
• Tuesday January 04, 2005
  • "Las Vegas Rolls Free Wi-Fi; Raleigh-Durham Coughs Up Charge"
  • "N.J. man charged with pointing lasers at aircraft"
  • "O'Hare No. 1 in flights -- and delays"
  • "Runway cleared to key Indonesian airport so tsunami aid flights can resume"
  • "What do air travelers want? Competition spurs innovation"
  • "Safety in the skies: A third straight good year for US airlines"
  • "With clock ticking on crucial talks, US Airways baggage handlers still angry over being faulted for Christmas meltdown"
  • "Hilton Head airport officials keep eye on US Airways situation"
  • "Accident closes main airport in Indonesia's tsunami-ravaged Aceh"
  • "Angry mob sparks Shanghai airport chaos"
  • "Australian airports get anti-terror squads"
  • "Baggage handlers stealing luggage at Vancouver airport, RCMP says"
  • "Editorial: Hands-free security"
  
  
• Monday January 03, 2005
  • "Malaysia allows use of airports for aid flights"
  • "Airline industry woes leave travelers wary"
  • "Bomb scare at Caribbean airport - Exel admits it responded too slowly"
  • "United Airlines Reaches Labor Agreements"
  • "Forget security woes; airport delays to rise in '05"
  • "The Paradies Shops Signs Exclusive Agreement with The New York Times Company"
  • "Charleston airport chief has harsh observations on security"
  • "KCI Airport To Get New Baggage Screening System"
  • "UAE supports airport emergency team operations in Sri Lanka"
  • "Laser beamed into cockpit of plane bound for O'Hare"
  • "Air travelers call El Paso airport improvements a success"
  • "New service at Fresno's airport promises improved information"
  • "2005 will be pivotal for airlines"
  • "Hilton Head airport looks to expand"
  • "No rest awaits US Airways in '05"
  • "Palm Springs Airport is set for growth, improvement in 2005"
  • "US Airways Averts Holiday Debacle Repeat"
  • "Sacramento airport security is on the mend"
  • "Experts: Possible attack on LAX remains a risk"
  
  
• Sunday January 02, 2005
  • "Skies cloudy for airlines"
  • "US Airways: All out weekend effort to avoid repeat of service trouble"
  • "Turbulence Ahead for United"
  
  
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