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• Saturday December 18, 2004
  • "Sea-Tac, neighbors kiss and make up"
  • "Port Authority of NY & NJ employees indicted in asbestos removal scam"
  • "Airport Land Use: Will residential development stop Long Beach airport expansion?"
  
  
• Friday December 17, 2004
  • "McCarran Airport worker wins federal discrimination case"
  • "How safe are America's skies?"
  • "Post 9/11 Security Impact Conference Hosted By ATCA with Participation from FAA, Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Defense"
  • "European Skies Heading for Gridlock Warn Experts"
  • "United stands at precipice"
  • "2nd staffer disciplined over Newark Airport bomb-test fiasco"
  • "Los Angeles Groups Agree to Airport Growth, for a Price"
  • "French Report on Concorde Crash Blames Debris and Structural Flaw"
  • "Cleveland residents make noise about roar of planes"
  • "Canadian aviation sector takes a hit as Ottawa fee freeze in doubt"
  • "Children celebrate Christmas at Laughlin-Bullhead airport"
  • "JFK gets low customer satisfaction rating"
  • "San Diego officials ponder airport options"
  • "Improved Security at San Antonio Airport"
  • "Virginia airport can charge fee for shuttles, federal judge rules"
  
  
• Thursday December 16, 2004
  • "Canadian study assails its border, airport security"
  • "Airport gun incidents investigated"
  • "Basra airport to open in July"
  • "Ceiling collapse injures staff at Auckland Airport"
  • "ATA accepts Southwest Airlines' bid for Midway airport operations"
  • "Next step in biometrics"
  • "TSA To Step Up Screening Agenda In New Year"
  • "Backers of Orange County, Calif.-area airport proposal refuse to be grounded"
  • "Pinellas County, Fla., airport examines options"
  • "Massively expensive Japanese airport sees first profit but new challenges loom"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Authority hopes partnership will improve service"
  • "Long-Term Aviation Plan Aims to Maintain U.S. Leadership"
  • "Airport Land Use: Mix of homes and runways"
  • "TSA Management Shake-up at Spokane, Washington Airport"
  • "Kentucky airport plans incentives for added flights"
  • "South Carolina airport dishes out bigger food selection"
  • "Airline industry groups object to 17% hike in landing fees at Pearson airport"
  • "North Dakota Airport Boardings Climb"
  • "Nashville airport travelers get luggage assistance"
  • "Knoxville merchandise lands at McGhee Tyson"
  • "Newark Airport Staff Loses Fake Explosives in Test"
  • "McGhee Tyson Airport to get ad makeover"
  
  
• Wednesday December 15, 2004
  • "Airlines Blacklist Fliers, Some Merely Annoying"
  • "New international airport to be built in Najaf, Iraq"
  • "Branson's Sydney Airport antics land him in hot water"
  • "Star Alliance wants "competitive fees" at new Bangkok airport"
  • "Peru modifies regional airport bidding timetable"
  • "Burbank, Calif., officials plan more meetings on airport terminal expansion"
  • "Officials want to speed up San Diego airport improvements"
  • "Fort Worth, Texas, development surpasses initial vision of airport, warehouses"
  • "Judge: Expansion of UK airports 'would be unstoppable'"
  • "Report/ European air travel faces increasing congestion in next 20 years"
  • "BAA airports go for WiFi"
  • "Los Angeles gives final OK to 11 billion dollar LAX revamp"
  • "Work for Pittsburgh-area airports good test for new head of ACI-NA"
  • "ERA Opposes Latest EU Plan To Sell Airport Slots"
  • "Marseille low-cost airport plan mooted"
  • "Continental FOD blamed for Concorde crash"
  • "Small Regional Nevada Airport Wants To Shed TSA Screeners"
  • "Warsaw to get new airport for budget and charter flights"
  • "Tax hike on planes stored in California rejected"
  • "New Orleans airport runway contract awarded"
  • "L.A. Airport Guarding Against Missiles"
  • "Lambert plans campaign to promote airport, flights"
  • "Merging LAPD, Airport Police Not Easy, Officials Say"
  • "Suspicious airline incidents will head straight to TSA"
  • FW: Associate Aviation Consultant Exam
  
  
• Tuesday December 14, 2004
  • "Salt Lake airport ranks 7th in satisfaction"
  • "Sacramento airport nearly scrapes bottom in user survey"
  • "Cutting it close: Airport mail-back programs"
  • "TSA wants more travelers to register"
  • "McCarran in world's top 10 in customer satisfaction"
  • "Bomb detector alarm clears concourse at Palm Beach airport"
  • "O'Hare still world's busiest airport"
  
  
• Monday December 13, 2004
  • "Los Angeles mayoral candidate wants major new airport"
  • "Suspicious package disrupts flights at Hartsfield"
  • "Chamber raises concerns over airport's status in New London, Conn., area"
  • "Chattanooga, Tenn., airport names new senior executive"
  • "Horry County, S.C., collects $125 million for new Myrtle Beach airport terminal"
  • "Dusseldorf airport applies for permission for more take-offs and landings"
  • "Indian official wants states to push linkages for airports"
  • "India unveils Rs 40,000-cr facelift for airports"
  • "New Windsor, N.Y.-based airport hit hard by collapse of Southeast Airlines"
  • "Passenger numbers rise at British airports"
  • "Dubai airport's expansion to meet growing demand"
  • "Star airlines shoot down latest Heathrow deal"
  • "Final report near on collapse at Paris airport"
  • "LAX Bradley terminal set for makeover"
  • "Atlanta Wi-Fi network could become nation's largest"
  • "O'Hare gets $22 million for security"
  • "Mounties will probe Canadian airport clearances"
  
  
• Sunday December 12, 2004
  • "Airport rangers ride, provide security"'
  
  
• Saturday December 11, 2004
  • "Screeners take passengers' abuse"
  • "Texarkana airport having rough season"
  
  
• Friday December 10, 2004
  • "Privatized Narita Airport Operator Set to Beat Profit Target"
  • "China to have 200 airports by 2010"
  • "California airport's security reviewed after second odd incident"
  • "Spanish government seeks changes in airport management model"
  • "Florida airport's 'extra effort' pays off with honor"
  • "IATA head rips confused airport security"
  • "What's with the airport pat-downs? The answer is secret"
  • "Hrabko tapped as Lambert Airport's interim director"
  • "Canadian airport rent relief back on radar screen"
  • "TSA Rescinds Security Order for Airports"
  • "Congress Bans Lighters From Airliners"
  • "UK airport chaos as strike date set"
  • "The mainland's efforts to enhance its aviation market will affect Hong Kong"
  • "New Bangkok Airport Terminal To Be Delayed By 6 Mos"
  • "Miami airport traffic hits highest peak since Sept. 11 attacks"
  • "Hong Kong: No room for complacency with growing competition"
  • "Hong Kong: Passengers are the star attraction at world-class terminal"
  • "Hong Kong airport seeks stakes in Chinese hubs"
  
  
• Thursday December 09, 2004
  • "FAA: Airline subsidies did not violate regulations"
  • "Airport patdown rules changed"
  • "Explosives from French airport sniffer dog drill still missing"
  • "Continental Outraged Over Report Of Concorde Crash Probe"
  • "County manager says he wants to name MIA director in March"
  • "County to negotiate with airline over cost overruns at Miami airport"
  • "Canadian airport deals with latest threat -- small toilets"
  • "Corte Madera Valley taken off San Diego airport list"
  • "If airlines fail, tickets will still be good - sort of"
  • "As carriers fight over fliers, Continental looks to ship everything else"
  • "Bribe charge sparks Houston airport contracts probe"
  • "Rhode Island panel to consider how much leash to give airport corporation"
  • "Pittsburgh airport still top gun in customer satisfaction"
  • "Newark Airport plans $280M expansion"
  • "An Emblematic Dispute: Brussels Int'l Airport has been the focus of controversy"
  • "LAX rates world's third worst in delaying passengers"
  • "Aircraft service provider looks to compete at Lynchburg, Va., airport"
  • "US$150mn investment needed to improve Mexican airport safety"
  • "Mexican airport concessionaire offers US$1bn for TBI"
  • "Live cartridges found in Indian airport trash"
  • "French police in airport explosives scandal to be disciplined"
  • "Atlanta airport scores below average in passenger survey"
  • "ASIG Chosen World's Best Airport Operator"
  • "D/FW scores in airport customer satisfaction"
  
  
• Wednesday December 08, 2004
  • "Training Daze at The TSA"
  • "NPR: Airport Security"
  • "LAX Project Advances Amid Storm Clouds"
  • "Court issues split decision in Atlanta airport, newspaper feud"
  • "Ottawa airport to test dirty bomb sensor"
  • "Miami interim director now may go for job"
  • "Jacksonville Airport Arts Commission hires program director"
  • "Minneapolis delays airport expansion decision"
  • "Fiscal Turbulence Jolts Florida Airport"
  • "City Council adopts LAX modernization plan despite legal threats"
  
  
• Tuesday December 07, 2004
  • "Australia's Macquarie Eyes India Airport Redevelopment"
  • "De-icing truck kills Logan airport worker"
  • "Airports ride out troubles better than airlines"
  • "Bush Intercontinental Airport Celebrates Grand Opening of Stelzig's"
  • "North High Point, N.C., residents examine FedEx cargo hub-related noise issues"
  • "New terminal at Massena, N.Y., airport needs odds and ends before opening"
  • "Airport Architecture: Wonder/ Stansted, Blunder/ Heathrow"
  • "Toeing the Line At the Airport Shoe Check"
  • "Security lapse found at Oslo airport"
  • "Airport Security Screeners Too Revealing?"
  • "Accessibility first hurdle for San Diego airport sites"
  • "US airport fake ID study 'was found in al-Qaida cave'"
  • "Canada Tightens Airport Checks After Badges, Uniforms Vanish"
  • "Balking At The TSA: New security regulations have some airlines concerned safety is being sacrificed"
  • "Creditors bear down hard on stressed U.S. airlines"
  • "TSA orders airlines, airports to report all security incidents"
  • "Report: Majority of passengers not using express check-in options"
  • "US travel magazine rates retail at Auckland Airport"
  
  
• Monday December 06, 2004
  • "Japan Government To Approve New Runway At Kansai Airport -Kyodo"
  • "Christmas shopping at the airport is cheaper than in the high street. Or is it?"
  • "Chicago airports' on-time records slump"
  • "Irish cabinet to discuss second Dublin Airport terminal"
  • "Italian airport suspends two for failing to spot pistol"
  • "US, German Bidders Most Likely to Vie for Bulgarian Airports"
  • "Dominican Republic looks to build 'several' new airports"
  • "Indian airport restructuring/ Obstacles to a smooth take-off"
  • "Indian security forces praised for tight security at airports"
  • "Port of Portland readies three proposals for Hillsboro, Ore., airport expansion"
  • "Airport officials fear airspace restriction could hurt Bloomington"
  • "Terror fears after latest Heathrow security blunder"
  • "Russian Duma gives preliminary backing to air security legislation"
  • "Authorities Search John Wayne Airport After Illegal Item Found In Passenger's Bag"
  • "Florida airport roots out packs of marauding wild pigs"
  • "Security hurt by sick time at Newark airport"
  • "Airline industry could see rise in business fliers"
  • "Hartsfield airport retail sales reaching an unprecedented altitude"
  • "Southwest Working to Erase Flight Limits"
  
  
• Sunday December 05, 2004
  • "Emergency responders drill at Stewart"
  • "Elko, Nevada airport may take over baggage screening"
  • "Turkish firm signs 350-million dollar contract for Cairo airport terminal"
  • "Los Angeles agrees to pay $499.5 million to airport's neighbors"
  • "Flights held up as LAPD officer breaches security at LAX"
  • "French police lose 150 grams of plastic explosives at Paris CDG"
  • "Missing Canadian airport uniforms to be investigated"
  
  
• Saturday December 04, 2004
  • "Editorial: Homeland Secrecy"
  • "TSA: Touching fliers' bodies still needed"
  
  
• Friday December 03, 2004
  • "Longtime assistant is new permanent Springfield-Branson airport director"
  • "Pay raises delayed for D/FW Airport executives"
  • "Springfield-Branson Airport may announce choice for top spot today"
  • "United considering scrapping luggage mover at DIA"
  • "Miami Asst. FSD Accused Of Sexual Misconduct"
  • "More turbulence at Missoula's airport"
  • "Saudi divorces wife at airport"
  • "UK authorities tighten Heathrow security after reporter enters restricted areas"
  • "Scottsdale Municipal Airport: From Dirt Strip to Jetport"
  • "Armed man sparks Beijing airport alert"
  
  
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