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• Friday September 03, 2004
  • "Japan to expand services for transit passengers at airports"
  • "FAA provides millions for airport upgrades in Palm Springs, Calif."
  • "Shoe detectors gone at Atlanta airport"
  • "Airports company has eye on African deals"
  • "Kansai International Airport losing out on hub position in Asia"
  • "Montana airport board considers expanding foreign trade"
  • "Newspapers sue RDU Airport Authority over vending policy in terminals"
  • "As in Russia, U.S. jet screening vulnerable to bombs"
  • "UK airport staff jam bullying line"
  • "Gap seen in US airport screening"
  • "Russia found airport security faults in months before crash"
  • "UAL says it may shed staff to save money"
  • "Australian developer loses airport battle"
  • "Spokane, Wash., airport plans to add 18-acre buffer zone"
  • "ASA wants more private investments in Mexican airports"
  • "FAA Cites Fewer Mistakes on Runways"
  • "Indiana SATS Consortium Hosts Conference on the Upcoming Revolution in Air Transportation"
  • "Indonesia's Int'l Airports to be Evaluated Every Two Years"
  • "Airports Authority of India begins due diligence of Delhi, Mumbai Airports"
  • "Russia focuses on airport security"
  • "U.S. Tightens Security on Russia Flights"
  • "Is Salt Lake still in Delta's future?"
  • "Challenger to Hartsfield contract wins ruling"
  • "US Airways Pilots Hint Deal Is Near on Cuts"
  • "AviaEd expands by creating e-learning partnership"
  • "Security breach grounds flights at Canadian airport"
  • "Pisa, Italy, airport is leaning toward London listing"
  
  
• Tuesday August 31, 2004
  • "Airport Wildlife Control: Egrets are the biggest threat to pilots"
  
  
• Monday August 30, 2004
  • "Russia found airport security faults in months before crash"
  • "Driver breaches Honolulu airport security"
  • "Russia says explosions cause airliner crashes"
  • "OIA bribes reveal airports' vulnerabilities"
  • "On 1st day, visitors find 'beautiful' HIA terminal"
  • "Is Louisiana Cargo Airport A Done Deal?"
  • "Airport is a gateway to the rest of world"
  • "Opinion: A place to land"
  • "Sacramento airport debt keeps A+ rating, but operating costs are up"
  • "Iran's transport minister accuses hardliners over airport closure"
  • "Pittsburgh airport may allow non-ticketed shoppers"
  
  
• Friday August 27, 2004
  • "European airlines may lose terrorist cover"
  • "Aviation security chief offers screening plan"
  • "Three-way feud over jet fuel tax takes off at SFO"
  • "Pilots concerned about terrorists"
  • "High hopes for Sacramento airport"
  • "Toronto airport head Lou Turpen quits"
  • "Airline Security Said Tight in Russia"
  • "Augusta, Ga., airport security chief steps down from post"
  • "Strike planned at Orly airport"
  • "Audit casts doubt on Mexico's runway conditions"
  • "Inquiry into Hong Kong airport luggage breakdown"
  • "Ogdensburg and Potsdam, N.Y., airports get grants for designs"
  • "County legislators tour Watertown, N.Y., airport in preparation for takeover"
  • "Colossal construction costs shackle Japan's Kansai Int'l Airport"
  • "Deceptive calm at Moscow airport"
  • "Colorado Springs airport remodeling includes 8 new restaurants"
  • "San Jose, Calif., airport tightens checkpoint"
  • "Philadelphia Airport FSD Resigns"
  
  
• Thursday August 26, 2004
  • "Florida airport sees future with online perks"
  • "Australian airport workers to confront Prime Minister"
  • "Putin Orders Russian Airport Security Transfer, Interfax Says"
  
  
• Wednesday August 25, 2004
  • "Airport Improvement Program (AIP) Grant Assurances; Proposed Modifications and Opportunity To Comment"
  • "Burbank airport paperwork under scrutiny"
  • "Russian Airport Has Surged in Recent Years"
  • "County vows action for Fort Lauderdale airport overbilling"
  • "Chicago at odds with ATA over ownership of airport gates"
  • "Stolen airport screener training laptops recovered in Seattle"
  • "OIA ramp workers face security screen"
  • "Some Light Shed on Panel Decision to Deny Aid to United"
  • "Opinion: Tighten security at NC airport"
  • "Retailers keep an eye on Portland airport"
  • "Congressman Sentenced For Airport Gun Incident"
  • "Two Russian airliners confirmed crashed, reportedly hijacked"
  • "Athens airport bracing itself for mass exodus"
  • "Airport Authority: New US Airways Hub an Insult to Pittsburgh"
  • "UK airport security condemned"
  • "Cargo screening test to be conducted at D/FW"
  
  
• Tuesday August 24, 2004
  • "The Downdraft at Delta and US Air"
  • "Seven Solutions to the Airlines' Woes"
  • "Delta: A Wing, a Prayer, a Revamp"
  • "Macquarie Airports sees blue skies"
  • "Low-cost competitors stepping up to challenge US Airways"
  • "Officials in Pittsburgh discuss airport security measures"
  • "Odebrecht consortium bids lowest to expand Rio airport"
  • "US Airways in precarious spot after talks with pilots break off"
  • "Foes of Chicago's O'Hare airport to file protest with FAA"
  • "Airports Eye Kid-Friendly Security Checkpoints"
  • "Ex-Airline exec becomes Detroit Metro FSD"
  
  
• Monday August 23, 2004
  • "Pilots Union: US Airways Talks Break Down"
  • "Southwest to shift flights to Philadelphia"
  • "LAX, 4 Other Airports Receive Threatening Letter"
  • "Officials review response to baggage that closed Indiana airport"
  • "Kansas airport evacuated in bomb scare"
  • "Wilkes-Barre, Pa., airport officials call for $2 million to lure airline"
  • "New Harrisburg, Pa., airport terminal offers security, convenience"
  • "Outlook for repairing hurricane damage at Orlando, Fla., airport improves"
  • "Shipbuilders Give Up On Bidding For Haneda Airport Expansion"
  • "Flight caps won't end delays at Chicago's O'Hare airport, official says"
  • "Foes of third runway at Seattle airport give up 10-year-long fight"
  • "Innocents getting caught up in airport terror watch lists"
  • "Australia refuses mandatory screening at regional airports"
  • "Australian airport security plan 'inadequate'"
  • "Airport focus turns to making existing service better"
  • "Feds consider auctions, fees to ease airport delays"
  • "San Jose's $3 billion airport expansion begins"
  
  
• Friday August 20, 2004
  • "Pilfering of checked luggage is on the rise"
  • "Denver airline deal to be put in writing"
  • "Smaller Airports Don't Get Much Respect"
  • "United Says Pensions' Termination Likely"
  • "No more driving in circles at Oakland airport"
  • "Louisiana cargo airport plan gets a lift"
  • "San Bernardino, Calif., airport runway project gets funds"
  • "Ontario, Calif., airport weighs two plans to deal with rising passenger loads"
  • "Man on airport roof starts security alert"
  
  
• Thursday August 19, 2004
  • "Low-fare airlines setting their sights on overseas routes"
  • "Hurricane repairs may take year or so at OIA"
  • "O'Hare flight reduction deal reached"
  • "Airport officials slam IATA for calling Mexico City runways risky"
  • "Don't lick the walls please, airport terminal is made of salt"
  • "Approval of Revision No. 1 to the Approved Noise Compatibility Program for Bob Hope Airport, Burbank, CA"
  • "After deadly roof collapse, Paris airport terminal reopens partially"
  • "Air cargo resumes Ontario, Calif., flights"
  • "Hearing set on expansion plan for Ontario, Calif., airport"
  • "Pittsburgh: Keeping air service to London could be complicated"
  • "Detroit airport gets $30-million payback from FAA"
  • "Weakening of airlines' "hub and spoke" model could imperil Denver airport"
  • "D/FW braces for Delta restructuring"
  • "Chief supports LAPD's absorbing LAX police"
  • "Utah airport on replacement fast track"
  
  
• Wednesday August 18, 2004
  • "Indiana airport shutdown blamed on perfume"
  • "KCI parking option includes car, pet care"
  • "Core group to shortlist Indian airport bidders soon"
  • "EasyJet drops costliest airport from its network"
  • "D/FW policy change on cross-training concerns union"
  • "Renovated terminal shaping up at Houston airport"
  • "Legal overseer appointed for United Airlines' pension plans"
  • "Denver leaders to meet on airline deal"
  • "American, United OK O'Hare Flight Caps"
  • "Operating Limitations at Chicago O'Hare Int'l Airport; Extension of Request for Written Information"
  • "Southwest labor costs expected to hold down growth, experts predict"
  • "Manila airport GM vows clean toilets"
  • "BA staff plan end August strike across British airports"
  • "Czech government confirms sale of airport authority"
  • "Continental Ups The Ante On Autumn Fare Sales"
  • "Airport Land Use: Panel recommends against subdivision near Virginia airport"
  • "Bidders told to retain 40% of Indian airport staff"
  • "Sydney Airport to spend $100m as double-decker giant of the sky prepares to land"
  • "Sources: Airline Employees Violated Security at Philadelphia Airport"
  • "Yield Management: Airlines begin to shrink range of seat prices"
  • "ATA filing warns airline could run out of cash in early 2005"
  
  
• Tuesday August 17, 2004
  • "Malaysia's Senai Airport Completes New Cargo Complex"
  • "Los Angeles Airport Terminal Evacuated After Security Breach"
  • "More planes, lower costs at Sea-Tac"
  • "Don't wear your uniforms, Tokyo airport tells soldiers"
  • "US Airways Seeks Pension Payments Delay"
  • "9/11 commission leaders cite gaps in aviation security"
  • "Houston airport officials push for shuttle vans"
  • "Weather affects readings for noise data at Greensboro, N.C., airport"
  • "If There's a Line at This Airport, It's Protesters"
  • "New Berlin airport gets planning go-ahead after years of setbacks"
  
  
• Monday August 16, 2004
  • "Pittsburgh Int'l Airport studies flight cuts elsewhere"
  • "Call to merge local Welsh airports"
  • "Crises land in the airport clinic"
  • "Uruguay's main airport may become regional hub"
  • "U.S. airports expanding as traffic rebounds"
  • "D/FW Airport hopes its fortunes will soar with new terminal"
  • "Port of Oakland in expansive mood"
  • "Will Montana's Kalispell airport expansion take off tonight?"
  • "Salt Lake airport airspace filling up"
  • "D/FW Airport officials plan redesign of runways to stem close calls"
  
  
• Sunday August 15, 2004
  • "Hobbled hubs: Low-cost competitors force titans to rethink traditional airline system"
  • "Airports looking to snatch up business O'Hare can't handle"
  • "Feds Ask Court to Halt United's Plan for Pensions"
  • "Swiss authorities call for tighter airport security"
  • "Airline fares are cheap, but service is faltering"
  • "Shrimp Pose Big Problem for LAX"
  • "In bankruptcy, United flies on"
  • "Reagan National Concourse Evacuated"
  • "Terror warning over UK airport staff screening"
  • "Thousands jammed at OIA"
  • "World's greatest airport set for take off"
  
  
• Saturday August 14, 2004
  • "Md. company pushes airport perimeter system"
  • "TV crew testing terror defense is caught"
  
  
• Friday August 13, 2004
  • "Fears of Isolation as US Airways Cuts Flights"
  • "US Airways Bankruptcy 1 Month Away -WSJ"
  • "Group says Mexico City airport runways are dangerous"
  • "Airplan Begins Groundwork For Indian Airport Modernisation"
  • "San Diego County Regional Airport Authority Secures Highest Honors in ACI-NA's Marketing and Communications Contest"
  • "Passenger traffic up at British airports"
  • "Last of Philadelphia airport scammers will be landing in jail"
  
  
• Thursday August 12, 2004
  • "San Diego airport forecasts long security lines"
  • "San Jose, Calif. airport security chief resigns"
  • "Delta bankruptcy could tighten grip"
  • "'Welcome service' for a fee at Indian airports"
  • "TSA to Require Boarding Passes at the Security Checkpoint at Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport"
  • "JFK neighbors are 'plane' upset"
  • "Myrtle Beach, S.C., wins with Spirit Airlines in flights to Washington airport"
  • "Manila airport priority/ safety of air travelers"
  • "Broward says airport consultants exaggerated work by minority firms"
  • "Illinois airport readies for global routes"
  • "Tucson airport master plan looks to future with uncertainty"
  
  
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