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• 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"
  • "FAA continues flight cap at New York City's LaGuardia airport"
  • "Dubai's second airport to open end-2006"
  • "No ruling in Air Canada suit over Paris airport move until late this week"
  
  
• Tuesday July 13, 2004
  • "United says cuts 'just the beginning'"
  • "United to Pay $850,000 Fine to Resolve SFO Waste Violations"
  • "'So far, so good' for summer airport rush"
  • "Two O'Hare airport terminals lose power"
  
  
• Monday July 12, 2004
  • "Utah's booming St. George sees a new airport as vital to its future"
  • "European airline plans to ban luggage"
  • "Airline workers find missing halibut - with their noses"
  • "Tiny airport brings world to isolated small Chinese town"
  • "New Orleans airport screeners seek to restore reputation"
  • "Fraport Pulls Out of Bidding for Brussels International Airport"
  • "Indian airport modernization set for take off"
  • "Security delays tolerable at these five airports"
  • "TUI presents carrot and stick to Germany's Hanover airport"
  • "Concrete supplied by Lafarge for Charles de Gaulle terminal met standards"
  • "Airport Insecurity, Part 2 of 3: A strained work force"
  • "Passenger traffic at Wilmington, N.C., airport up 40 percent"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Detroit Metro Airport, MI"
  • "Paris airport authority responds to EasyJet accusations"
  • "Major terminal projects under way at Tulsa, Okla., airport"
  • "Special concrete on New York's La Guardia Airport runways may avert disasters"
  • "Hong Kong airport offers 50pc rebate on fees for new routes"
  • "European airports battle to woo budget airlines with no-frills terminals"
  • "Copenhagen's Kastrup Airport named Europe's most efficient airport"
  • "Air Canada awaits verdict on forced move after Paris airport terminal collapse"
  • "Kuwait dismisses report of lax airport security"
  • "Pennsylvania airport braces for life after commercial flights"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport launches ad campaign to take passengers under wing"
  • "Seattle Times Editorial: Anonymous sources sometimes essential"
  • "More passengers at UK airports"
  • "Airlines predict record-full summer"
  • "Up, Up, and Away"
  • "Airport Insecurity, Part 1 of 3: Airport-security system in U.S. riddled with failures"
  • "NWA wants more gates built at Minneapolis terminal"
  • "Airports may apply for private screeners by end of year"
  • "O'Hare delays worst in U.S., and controllers say just wait"
  
  
• Sunday July 11, 2004
  • "Cincinnati Airport's challenges continue to mount"
  • "FAA investigates stray trucks at O'Hare"
  • "Our Airports, Ourselves"
  • "Running an airport is a tough job"
  • "Cincinnati Airport: No commitment yet from low-cost airlines"
  • "A Dangerous Retreat on Security"
  • "Construction resumes on billion-dollar runway at Seattle airport"
  • "Discount airlines boost air travel at Philadelphia airport"
  • "Indianapolis Airport proposes cost cuts for airlines"
  
  
• Saturday July 10, 2004
  • "Airline says it won't pay MIA cost overruns"
  • "MIA director defends her style, stance"
  
  
• Friday July 09, 2004
  • "FAA's mix-ups blamed for panic at the Capitol"
  • "The next wave of airline bankruptcies"
  • "Probe after Reporter Takes Knife onto Mideast Flight"
  • "Hong Kong airport offers 50pc rebate on fees for new routes"
  • "Shops at Hartsfield's Concourse E Unveiled"
  • "Autogrill Signs 7-Year Airport Deal Worth $680M In Rev"
  • "Central Ohio architects win major airport project in China"
  • "China to ease foreign investment rules in booming aviation sector"
  • "Beijing airport will be ready for 2008 Olympics/ officials"
  • "France Airport to Reopen Part of Terminal"
  • "NZ Govt Report/ Public Opposed To 2nd Auckland Airport"
  • "Airport Concession Workers Will Now Be Screened"
  
  
• Thursday July 08, 2004
  • "U.S. Airport Workers Will Now Be Screened"
  • "UK airport baggage strike called off"
  • "First day of new airport screening comes with a few bumps"
  • "Australian airport stray may have used staff entry"
  
  
• Wednesday July 07, 2004
  • "Task force recommends new Wichita airport terminal"
  • "Halfway to the Future of Dulles Airport"
  • "Intruder breaches Sydney's airport security"
  • "DC's Dulles Airport juggles traffic, expansion"
  • "Aeroflot and Alfa Group to jointly develop Moscow airport"
  • "High Density Airports; Notice of Extension of the Lottery Allocation at LaGuardia Airport"
  • "Judge says legal challenge to Greensboro, N.C., FedEx hub project can proceed"
  • "Air-traffic controllers at Philadelphia Airport predict labor shortage"
  • "Paris Airport Collapse Probe Blames Roof"
  • "Chattanooga, Tenn., airport names chief executive"
  • "Hong Kong Airport: Soaring above the rest"
  • "Airline seeks millions for Miami terminal overruns"
  • "Charlotte, N.C., airport looks to Raleigh-Durham for how to handle loss of hub"
  • "African Airport Authorities Now Seek Partnerships"
  • "Florida SUV ramming exposes airport security flaws"
  • "UK Airport Security: Airline travel safety worries persist"
  • "Paris airport struggles with summer rush after terminal collapse"
  • "A look inside the Dulles renovations"
  • "JetBlue Fills Fewer Seats in June"
  • "Airbus concedes that weight of new jet is superjumbo"
  • "Pitting Southwest vs. JetBlue"
  • "Las Vegas airport to leave federal screeners on the job"
  • "Paris airport roof collapse caused by perforation of concrete vault: report"
  
  
• Tuesday July 06, 2004
  • "Strike by baggage handlers threatens to cripple UK airports"
  • "Macao airport eyeing air cargo market"
  • "Germany asks Brussels to drop legal case over Frankfurt airport"
  • "Growth at Dayton Int'l Airport outpacing major airports in the region"
  
  
• Monday July 05, 2004
  • "U.S. Airport Activity Update"
  • "Ohio's Port Columbus numbers down again, but officials optimistic"
  • "Terminal life not exactly as depicted in Spielberg film"
  • "Revision to Scoping Meetings for EIS/EIR - Ontario International Airport, Calif."
  • "Acceptance of Noise Exposure Maps for Santa Barbara Airport, Santa Barbara, CA"
  • "Air cargo in holding pattern at Southern California Logistics Airport"
  • "Iranian minister briefs committee on Tehran airport controversy"
  • "Business officials get a look at new Southwest terminal at Baltimore airport"
  • "Peruvian airport workers hold strike action"
  • "O'Hare Security Breach Triggers Probe"
  • "Hong Kong Airport Authority on notice over airport fiascos"
  • "Chinese airport to compete directly with Hong Kong"
  • "Airlines challenge Berlin's decision to close Tempelhof airport"
  • "Indian domestic airport flies high, gets ISO norm"
  • "Delta to submit restructuring plan in August"
  • "Pilots might hit jet'mute' button in next few decades"
  • "Aviation growth 'risk to planet'"
  • "Man Crashes SUV Into Fla. Airport Terminal"
  
  
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