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• Friday July 30, 2004
  • "Airport Land Use: Sacramento Airport-area growth goes onto ballot"
  • "Two former state of Hawaii officials indicted in airport scheme"
  
  
• Thursday July 29, 2004
  • "Two LAX runway incidents last week called a fluke"
  • "Officials upset over changes to MSP noise plan"
  • "Sky Harbor FSD put on administrative leave"
  • "Australian airports security cameras defective"
  • "Gun scare forces evacuation of Philadelphia airport terminals"
  
  
• Wednesday July 28, 2004
  • "Soldiers get a first-class gift"
  • "Fill that O'Hare hole, says city"
  • "IATA: World Air Travel Up 20.3 Percent"
  • "Mexican airport concessionaire Asur Q2 income up 69% to US$11mn"
  • "One Concessionaire to Run Two Bulgarian Airports"
  • "UAE threatens to suspend funding for Albanian airport project"
  • "Thailand to invest in Lao airport"
  • "Sydney Airport near Airbus deal"
  • "Demanding airport position in limbo in Tulsa, Okla."
  • "Holding company seeks to consolidate Italy's regional airports"
  • "Indianapolis Airport reports record passenger traffic"
  • "US Airways to abandon hub and spoke system, fly point to point"
  • "AirTran earnings slide 71 percent"
  • "Governor rebukes TSA for Newark airport breach"
  • "United Airlines' pension decision worries US agency"
  • "Turkey warned of Al Qaeda airplane attacks: report"
  • "Pilots Oppose Call for In-Cockpit Cameras"
  • "Ben-Gurion Terminal 3 may be delayed again"
  • "Review of Irish airports policy is urged"
  • "Indonesian airport improves services, looks to satisfy public"
  • "Politicians claim credit for airport security screener boost in Las Vegas"
  • "Japanese airport introduces quick security checks for plastic bottles"
  • "BAA considers two-second monorail taxis for Heathrow"
  • "Asia's airports fast becoming monuments to modern luxury"
  • "Rescreening at Newark Following Security Breach"
  • "New BWI 'mall' to generate at least $40 million"
  
  
• Tuesday July 27, 2004
  • "Santa Fe, New Mexico airport could bring in larger commercial planes"
  • "Security scare closes Sydney airport"
  • "Boy Takes Joyride on Airport Conveyor Belt"
  • "Boxcutter knife found on plane in Sydney"
  • "Harrisburg, Pa., airport to get $4 million for baggage-screening system"
  • "Myrtle Beach, S.C., airport plans to add more temporary terminal space"
  • "Seminar tackles Fort Lauderdale airport plans"
  
  
• Monday July 26, 2004
  • "Augusta, Ga., airport budget reduces revenue"
  • "Chief of American's Lambert hub craves action"
  • "Expansion talks at Denver airport stall"
  • "Eminent Domain: Suit challenges county land seizure power"
  • "Airport Land Use: Airport-area housing approved in compromise"
  • "'Registered' air traveler test at MSP may be extended"
  • "US Airways' hubs 'vulnerable'"
  • "Free airport rides to remain a thing of the past at D/FW, for now"
  • "Probe of Australian airport security breach"
  • "No date yet for Scenic Airlines Palmdale, Las Vegas shuttle"
  • "Air competition has Indianapolis fliers' hopes soaring"
  • "Daley fears flight caps at O'Hare"
  • "Is recovery at American Airlines losing altitude?"
  • "Swarming mosquitoes worry Korean airport officials"
  
  
• Sunday July 25, 2004
  • "Editorial: As Airport Goes, so Goes Community"
  • "Airport screener indicted for making false statements"
  • "Wisconsin airport's concourse opened to public for a peek"
  • "Sydney Airport to be refurbished"
  • "NWA Flight 327: 'Terror in the skies' raises question - Where was security?"
  • "NWA Flight 327: Dry run by terrorists for an attack?"
  
  
• Saturday July 24, 2004
  • "Security breach at Florida airport"
  • "Airport security management disputed at North Dakota airport"
  • "Transport Still Not Secure -- Sept. 11 Panel"
  • "Mystery: Why Portland?"
  • "Pensions cut off at United"
  • "FAA set to restaff control towers"
  • "Aviation Industry Expects Air Traffic to Treble Over the Next 20 Years"
  • "Scottish airport vanishes from vision of the future"
  • "New Carrasco airport terminal ready in 2008"
  • "Miami airport suspect slipped through security cracks"
  • "Left not to allow privatisation of Indian airports"
  • "FAA investigates Pennsylvania airport subsidizing airline"
  
  
• Friday July 23, 2004
  • "Homeowners sue Chesapeake, Va., airport authority over flight paths"
  • "Upcoming retirements of air traffic controllers could hamper air travel"
  
  
• Thursday July 22, 2004
  • "Portugal to boost airport security after knife taken on plane"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Sheridan County Airport, WY"
  • "Russia's Minvody airport to meet international standards by 2006"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Greater Binghamton Airport, NY"
  • "Police understaffed at Chicago airports"
  • "Burbank residents complain airport deal didn't go far enough"
  • "Ryanair chief attacks BAA as 'overcharging rapists'"
  • "19 accused of stealing jet fuel in Miami"
  • "Grand Jury Grills Philadelphia Airport Director"
  • "Urns pose problems for Sky Harbor screeners"
  • "Two airline groups oppose Alternative D in report to LAX commissioners"
  • "Crime against persons and property declined at LAX during first six months of year"
  • "The Airline Industry and Self-regulation: Pre-9/11 Rules Barred Box Cutters"
  • "September 11 panel says hijackers exploited 'deep institutional failings'"
  • "O'Hare carriers decline to cut flights"
  • "Airline Security Still a Work in Progress"
  • "Former security chief files whistleblower lawsuit against cargo carrier"
  • "O'Hare Airport execs ordered to do bathroom duty"
  • "Third Sea-Tac runway project gets $62 million - not $178 million requested"
  • "Man Caught After Hopping LAX Fence"
  • "Airplane slides off runway at Mexico City airport"
  • "Cincinnati Airport scanner detects fake IDs"
  • "Man Enters SIDA, Drives Hartsfield Airport Baggage Tractor on Taxiway"
  • "September 11 Hijackers Were Cleared by Security"
  • "Runway Incursion Information Evaluation Program"
  • "Japan considering airport biometric systems as anti-terror measure"
  • "Memphis, Tenn., airport ranks below average in customer satisfaction survey"
  • "Airports Need Air Traffic Solutions To Accommodate Growth"
  • "Singapore Goes Ahead With Low-Cost Air Terminal"
  • "Key staff at Athens airport to undergo iris security scans"
  • "Delta's finances worsen; losses reach $5 billion"
  • "Continental Reports $17M Loss in 2nd Qtr"
  
  
• Wednesday July 21, 2004
  • "Perky economy sparks flying resurgence"
  • "JIA set to get into baggage handling"
  • "Florida Airport Bomb-Sniffing Dogs Fail Recertification Tests"
  • "US Airways plans deep flight cuts at Pittsburgh airport"
  
  
• Tuesday July 20, 2004
  • "Summer travelers see few signs of predicted chaos at nation's airports"
  • "Heathrow set to become leading hub for A380"
  • "Houston airport security employee seeks independent investigation"
  • "Nashville Airport Awarded Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting"
  • "The world's longest commercial flight"
  • "Manhattan attorney files class-action suit against American Airlines for 'unjust enrichment'"
  • "No additional commercial service at Pease Airport, director says"
  • "Expert: Not enough traffic to woo low-fare carrier"
  • "3 years after 9/ll: How safe is flying?"
  • "TSA collects change left in airports"
  • "Guatemala's president calls for intl. airport studies"
  • "Restructuring at Irelands Aer Rianta will not trigger debt repayment - S&P"
  • "Atlanta airport's finances rated high"
  • "Pvt Airlines Among Defaulters To Airport Authority Of India"
  • "Chicago airport handles most U.S. flights, FAA says"
  • "Sydney Airport's earnings increase"
  • "Closing of Berlin airport turns a page of history"
  • "Around Asia's Markets: Airports benefit as carriers multiply"
  • "London Heathrow Airport Security Plans Found on Roadside"
  
  
• Monday July 19, 2004
  • "New Springfield-Branson airport could have city flying high"
  • "FAA accused of lax safety enforcement"
  
  
• Sunday July 18, 2004
  • "Q & A: New Kansas City aviation chief emphasizes safety, economic health"
  • "JetBlue, Southwest in low-cost dogfight"
  • "Bargain fares may hurt major airlines"
  • "Flight delays plague Wichita's Mid-Continent Airport"
  • "Discount airlines fly high on low costs"
  • "JetBlue sets sights on Detroit"
  • "Sales to soar in Sky Harbor's Terminal 4"
  • "SFO enters 'growth mode' "
  • "100 UK airport staff sacked in security sweep"
  • "What makes an air hub popular?"
  • "Muslim Accuses Cincinnati Airport Contractor of Bias"
  • "Airport authority to revamp Pittsburgh International"
  • "SFO Police Officer Accused of Ogling Women With Surveillance Cameras"
  
  
• Saturday July 17, 2004
  • "Congressional Testimony: In-Line Explosive Detection Systems"
  • "SFO says it's ready for a 555-person plane arriving in 2006"
  
  
• Friday July 16, 2004
  • "Is the big airline concept a dinosaur?"
  • "Airport neighbors ready to give MAC an earful"
  • "Group files another appeal against permit for Seattle airport's third runway"
  • "Vote on Long Beach Airport upgrades delayed"
  • "Paris court rejects Air Canada complaint over airport move"
  • "Government Is 'Reshaping' Airport Screening System"
  • "Plane fire forces Rome airport to close runways"
  • "Hartsfield construction of bomb detection rooms to get under way"
  • "O'Hare competes with Hartsfield for world's busiest airport"
  • "Human Values To Be Key In World Security Standards"
  
  
• Thursday July 15, 2004
  • "Record Number of Passengers Fly FYI"
  • "Low-cost airlines: Turbulent skies"
  • "The image of travel: facts that don't fly"
  • "Airport waits increase"
  • "U.S. scraps CAPPS II"
  • "Albanians voice anger over airport land deal"
  • "Southwest Airlines' CEO Quits"
  • "Safety without inconvenience: Maintaining stringent security at airports while ensuring a good experience"
  • "Criminal raps vs persons behind Manila terminal deal urged"
  • "South African Airports Company looks to more expansion in Africa"
  • "Key to good airport security: The barrier between land-side and air-side"
  • "Houston airport reopens runway"
  • "Airport retailers benefit from increased travel"
  • "Albuquerque airport considers switch to private security"
  • "Miami Terminal Logjam Eased"
  • "Security at Houston airport being probed"
  • "Collapsed Charles de Gaulle airport terminal 2E stays closed"
  • "Man detained at Minneapolis airport may have terrorism ties"
  • "Airport screener arrested in prescription pill theft"
  • "Full Planes, Storms to Bring Many Delays"
  • "Iran Says Operation Of Tehran Airport Can Be Handed To Turkish T.A.V. Company"
  • "BPCL looks for partners in Indian airport privatisation"
  • "Federal law prohibits Orange County from selling John Wayne Airport"
  • "San Diego Airport Authority to consider desert sites"
  
  
• Wednesday July 14, 2004
  • "San Diego airport tests explosive detection device"
  • "Germany's Cologne-Bonn airport hopes for intercontinental business"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Aspen/Pitkin County Airport, CO"
  • "Accord on MIA job cost sought"
  • "Cleveland Hopkins cabbies say they're losing fares at airport"
  • "O'Hare workers to pay for airfield smoke break"
  • "TSA's No. 2 official says he's leaving"
  • "Staffing crisis looms for Honolulu air traffic control"
  • "CAPPS II: TSA Reworks Air Travel Screening Program"
  • "Low-Cost Airlines Cut Fares to Fill Seats"
  • "Man who breached Sunport security was still able to fly"
  • "Man charged with dropping shorts in Minneapolis airport security line"
  • "India's Civil Aviation Ministry to Modernize 15 Airports"
  • "Irish official slates Airports Bill as 'rushed' but will back it"
  • "Afghan police defuse bomb at Kabul international airport"
  • "Slovenia's Ljubljana airport to expand, offer more flights"
  • "Pre-qualifiers submit Brazil's Santos Dumont airport offers"
  • "Concession cash to fly to Peru's regional airports"
  • "South Korean airports on alert after Al Qa'idah e-mail warning"
  • "An airport that will let your imagination fly"
  
  
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