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• Friday December 03, 2004
  • "Battle begins to halt Heathrow expansion"
  • "New Indianapolis airport terminal to have biohazard room - Biohazard Containment"
  • "Passenger Slaps Airport Security Guard With Boarding Pass"
  • "Radioactive medical procedures can set off alarms in a post-9/11 world"
  • "US Airways Says Must Cut Union Contracts"
  • "Norway's airports risk disqualification"
  • "More Claims of Abuse at Hartsfield Airport"
  • "1 Dead, 22 hurt in shuttle bus crash at LAX"
  • "Vancouver Airport Services to operate four airports in Honduras"
  
  
• Thursday December 02, 2004
  • "Pittsburgh Int'l Airport Executive Director, Kent George, Named Chairman of 2005 ACI-NA Board of Directors"
  • "3rd Chicago airport backers explore unity"
  • "Hurdle Faced by Southwest Airlines Shows Drawbacks of Protectionist Legislation"
  • "Logan Airport artist and mom stays grounded"
  • "Trinidad files lawsuit over airport contracts with Fla. firms, residents"
  • "New Improvements Arrive At Honolulu Airport"
  • "DIA On Pace to Surpass 40 million Passengers In 2004"
  • "LAX police search for man who fled security screeners"
  • "Investigator hired to look at Montana airport's books"
  • "Delta Cuts Pack $782M Annual Economic Hit for North Texas"
  • "Atlanta mayor wants review of police action at airport"
  
  
• Wednesday December 01, 2004
  • "Rogue case strap unleashes luggage chaos at Hong Kong airport"
  • "Palmdale Regional Airport to Reopen for Scheduled Airline Service"
  • "Cleveland Hopkins concourse evacuated over bomb scare"
  • "The answer people at the airport - Travelers Aid"
  • "Investigators probe cause of Indonesian plane crash"
  • "Chiang Mai to become aviation hub within 3 years"
  • "Airport Authority of India to Raise Money to Upgrade 30 Airports"
  • "Business traveler loyalties at stake in Dallas airport battle"
  • "Firms snatch up regional British airports in wave of industry consolidation"
  • "Amsterdam airport to screen luggage of non-EU transit passengers"
  • "Cabinet Approves Plan to Revamp Nairobi Airport"
  • "Brazil airline offers airport authority plane to pay debt"
  • "Austrian national carrier presses for third runway in Vienna"
  • "Athens airport security screeners extend strike another 24 hours"
  • "Palm Springs airport evacuated after mystery security breach"
  • "New York's New Airport Deal a Runway $uccess"
  
  
• Tuesday November 30, 2004
  • "Another Shoe Drops on the Subject of Airport Security"
  • "Wright Amendment Is Wrong"
  • "Port Authority, city extends lease on New York airports"
  • "Screeners' Job: High Stakes, Tedium"
  • "TSA backs off no-bid contract plan for airport security equipment"
  
  
• Monday November 29, 2004
  • "Florida airport executive director resigns"
  • "Pittsburgh airport aims to protect access to key destinations"
  • "Reno airport officials take gripes with FAA maintenance to D.C."
  • "Kuwait setting new standards with unique Airport Mall"
  • "Hawaiian airport boots stranded tourists"
  • "Flight reductions likely to cut into Pittsburgh Airmall sales"
  • "NPRM: Disruptions to Airport Communications"
  • "Malaysia must decide on new KLIA satellite structure"
  • "Southwest Announces MacArthur Expansion"
  • "Architect Foster says new Beijing airport will open within three years"
  • "Strike by air security screeners at Athens airport causes flight delays"
  • "Greece to bloc transfer of Hochtief shares in Athens International Airport"
  • "Paris airports operator proposes tax increase"
  • "Airport price war benefits travelers"
  • "Senator Sounds Air-Cargo Alarm"
  • "Opting out of privatizing security screeners"
  • "Decision to add Wi-Fi easy for Kentucky airport"
  • "Low fare blues: Low-fare airlines continue to grab market share but segment sees new financial woes"
  • "Caution urged amid Florida airport's success"
  • "In perennial airport-food debate, both sides have agendas"
  • "Editorial: Better community relations should be Illinois airport's goal"
  • "New Beijing airport to be world's biggest"
  • "Without new airport, unfriendly skies for Bay Area"
  
  
• Sunday November 28, 2004
  • "Malaysia Airports shortlisted for Indian airport project"
  • "El Paso airport takes steps to help speed path to the planes"
  • "Private screeners to remain at KCI"
  • "Gary Kelly: Is the Wright amendment wrong?"
  
  
• Saturday November 27, 2004
  • "FAA Must Improve Oversight of Hazardous Materials, Report Says"
  • "Airport retailer offers 'Read & Return'"
  • "Airport screeners find 75 guns per month"
  • "Judge Blocks Bid to Repossess United Planes"
  
  
• Friday November 26, 2004
  • "Full-scale drill tests Hong Kong airport's ability to handle incidents"
  • "Asheville Regional Airport Reopened After Security Scare"
  • "Rochester, New York airport to stick with private screeners"
  • "Air-cargo hazard detection criticized"
  • "Hong Kong: It's our airport and the airlines' self-interest should be shot down"
  • "Strasbourg airport closed following electricity outage"
  • "Crack closes runway at Hong Kong airport"
  • "Strike by immigration staff likely to cause delays at Portuguese airports"
  • "TSA/ 25 people have complained about new airport pat-downs"
  • "Singapore airport tests combined check-in and immigration, claims world-first"
  • "Opinion: The continuing story of turbulence at the Philadelphia airport"
  • "Smooth sailing for Bay Area travelers"
  • "Airport screeners say getting up close and personal is no fun"
  • "Owners have big plans for Scottish airport"
  • "ADB loan to help repair seven provincial airports in Afghanistan"
  • "Group opposes Australian government intervention in airport charges"
  • "Outreach teams seeks out homeless in New York City's airports"
  • "Congressman and Will County, Ill., officials may unite on airport"
  • "Japan's Kansai Airport operator turns profit for 1st time"
  • "City turns up heat on Massachusetts airport, forensic audit underway"
  • "Indian airport director held taking bribe"
  • "Communications cables cut at Charlotte airport"
  • "Los Angeles mayor calls for merger of LAPD, airport police"
  
  
• Thursday November 25, 2004
  • "Vermont Airport Plans For Possible U.S. Airways Replacement"
  • "Investigation reveals jet fuel leaks in MSP underground fuel system"
  • "United asks court to end union contracts"
  • "Fitchburg, Mass., officials discuss airport finances"
  • "Many Airports Wait Before Opting Out of TSA Screening"
  • "Editorial: If screeners go private, let standards be public"
  • "High Density Airports; Notice of Reagan National Airport Lottery Allocation Procedures"
  • "Southwest Airlines to build four new gates at Islip, N.Y., airport"
  • "Abu Dhabi Duty Free expects sharp increase in turnover this year"
  • "Ex-Serbian minister arrested for embezzling money for airport reconstruction"
  • "Belgium to tighten airport staff screening procedures"
  • "Higher landing fees seen as threat to Hong Kong hub status"
  • "Indian airports are the world's busiest"
  • "TSA says screener goof caused evacuations"
  
  
• Wednesday November 24, 2004
  • "States Pull Out of Talks to Cut Aircraft Pollution"
  • "Feds begin probe of "short landing" at DIA"
  • "Security Breach Prompts Evacuation at Oklahoma Airport"
  • "Spain's Abertis Buys UK Airport Firm TBI"
  • "UK airport staff vote on strike"
  • "Toronto airport must curb skyrocketing costs"
  • "Opinion: San Diego airport plan built on guesses"
  • "Slow Learners Abound In Airport Security Lines"
  • "Staying Safe from Airport Theft"
  • "Security Lapses Found at Hartsfield Airport"
  • "Strike talk intensifies at U.S. airlines"
  • "D/FW board approves plan featuring area concessionaires"
  • "Regional Airline Association Objects To Logan's Peak-Pricing Plan"
  • "Indian airports show record growth"
  • "Mississippi airport's marketing trying to educate public"
  • "City auditing Fitchburg, Massachusetts airport"
  • "Clovis airport EAS service could change hands"
  • "Woman, 79, arrested for carrying gun at Florida airport"
  • "NATO asks Czechs to run Kabul Int'l Airport independently"
  • "Ten Months Traffic Peaks at FYIA"
  • "US airlines in battle for China routes"
  • "Government tries to ease Hong Kong airport fears"
  • "Guatemala airport project drums up interest"
  • "Baoan's future tied to Chek Lap Kok Report finds natural fit between Hong Kong and Shenzhen airports and calls for closer ties and further investment"
  
  
• Thursday November 18, 2004
  • "Aeroflot/ Sheremetyevo Terminal 3 Is On"
  • "Probe at Italy's Malpensa airport exposes theft ring"
  • "Change in Dallas airport rules would mean big changes for air-travel industry"
  • "Burbank, Calif., airport could delay renovation of baggage area"
  
  
• Wednesday November 17, 2004
  • "Unattended Bag Sits Unnoticed At Louisville Airport"
  • "Some airports want to take security screening out of federal hands"
  • "Sea-Tac keeping federal screeners"
  • "San Jose, Calif. delays vote on airport size"
  • "Lufthansa Unveils First-Class-Only Frankfurt Terminal"
  • "Deer wanders into terminal at O'Hare Airport"
  • "US Flight Attendants Union To Begin Strike Vote"
  • "Killeen airport shut down"
  • "Hong Kong airport tie-up talks with Chinese hubs hit rough patch"
  • "Work on drilling for planned offshore airport in Okinawa begins"
  • "Vinci and ADP end airport partnership"
  • "Moscow's Sheremetievo airport installs new bird-scaring equipment"
  • "Iberia to request subsidies for airport use"
  • "Copenhagen Airport Upgrades GPS Capability"
  • "Stockton, Calif., airport enjoys boom in industrial, construction activity"
  • "Operator of Nagoya, Japan-area airport sets landing fees at 655,700 yen"
  • "Albany International Airport in New York aims to attract corporate jets, pilots"
  • "2nd Runway Mix-Up at LAX Is Investigated"
  • "U.S. extends deadline to switch screeners"
  • "Commentary: Just hire a lackey and get it over with"
  
  
• Tuesday November 16, 2004
  • "Costs and Concentration: Airport Hubs Are Changing"
  • "The Secret O'Hare Files"
  • "Airlines might set passenger record this year"
  • "FAA hold hearings this week on Philly runway extension"
  • "Louisville airport makes play for more customers"
  • "D/FW may face another challenge"
  • "TSA: Security Scare At Midway Causes Big Delays"
  • "Glorious old airports worth a fly-by"
  • "Eight Companies Bid for Concessions of Bulgaria's Main Black Sea Airports"
  
  
• Monday November 15, 2004
  • "The fight to keep flying"
  • "Fly the hungry skies"
  • "Official/ Dominican Republic airport may be built in Constanza"
  • "Reading, Pa., airport to make parking lot free"
  • "Vancouver to sign concession for four Honduran airports"
  • "Brazil inaugurates Petrolina airport expansion"
  • "Russian airport fails bomb test"
  • "Discount airlines' success might limit BWI's growth"
  • "Rapid City Airport: Fastest Growing In The Nation"
  • "KCI project's course to completion had its twists and turns"
  • "Company sues Jax airport over concessions"
  • "Tampa Airport Thinks FCC Rules Don't Apply"
  • "Mineta San Jose Airport Leaders Want More Expansion"
  • "Airport layovers lengthen as airlines try to cut costs"
  • "Baghdad Airport to Open Today"
  
  
• Sunday November 14, 2004
  • "Boston Airport Chief Denies Racial Profiling"
  • "Airlines must give data to feds"
  • "Southwest hints of changes in store"
  • "Regional airlines break out of 50-seat shell"
  • "Hub-based flights pricier than most"
  • "BWI looks into new services for visitors"
  • "Visit from China: Officials study security at Elko's airport"
  • "Man accused of raiding credit cards of Lambert Airport travelers"
  • "San Diego Airport Authority members search for guidelines at desert workshop"
  • "Southwest to steer clear of D/FW"
  • "Pittsburgh airport adjusting to loss of flights"
  
  
• Saturday November 13, 2004
  • "Baghdad Airport Closed Indefinitely -- PM Office"
  • "Two U.S. airports partly evacuated on false alarms"
  • "Other airlines await US Airways' next move"
  • "US Airways asks bankruptcy judge to cancel union contracts"
  • "JetBlue trying to ride out turbulent time"
  • "Prague airport to see passenger numbers grow by 30 pct in 2004"
  • "Massena, N.Y., looking for funds to haul away tainted airport soil"
  • "Iberia crucial to future of Barajas, says report"
  
  
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