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• Monday June 07, 2004
  • "Auditor slams feds over Australian airport leases"
  • "Lambert Airport sees downturn as expansion moves forward"
  
  
• Sunday June 06, 2004
  • "911 call reveals airport communication gap"
  • "First international cargo arrives at Arizona's Williams Gateway"
  • "India not to selloff airport assets"
  
  
• Saturday June 05, 2004
  • "Former Indianapolis Airport Director Files to Sue Board over Firing"
  • "US airlines urge Washington to halt taxes"
  • "Man Tries To Breach Airport Security"
  • "New theory on collapse of Paris airport terminal"
  • "United Seeks Delay to File Bankruptcy Plan"
  • "SFO lands new carrier Virgin USA -- 1,500 jobs"
  • "Oakland-Southwest love fest"
  • "Nashville Airport Announces Appointment of Rosalyn D. Carpenter to the Board of Directors"
  
  
• Friday June 04, 2004
  • "Oakland, Calif., Port Hires Executive Director"
  • "Munich airport benefits from problems in Frankfurt"
  • "Airline protests plans to close Berlin's Tempelhof airport"
  • "San Diego airport may feel squeeze by 2015"
  • "Nashville Airport Appoints New Senior Vice President and CEO"
  
  
• Thursday June 03, 2004
  • "SFO or JFK?: Home of Branson's Virgin USA still up in the air"
  • "TSA's extra efforts fail to ease year's worst jam"
  • "Security drives airport IT take-up"
  • "Use Dictates Infrastructure at Rochester, Minn., Airport"
  • "Former DEA Agent Oversees Security at Charlotte, N.C., Airport"
  • "Kerry Pledges More Priority, Security For Airlines"
  • "Florida airport diagnoses runway light problems"
  • "Detroit Metro Terminal Designer Picked"
  • "India may rethink airport privatisation"
  • "TIA To Offer Free Internet Access"
  • "Mica's 'Soviet' salvo refires row over TSA"
  • "Airlines Find Fuel Prices Tough to Swallow"
  • "Airline execs pessimistic for future"
  • "Ridge says airport security agency will do better"
  • "Paris airport authorities vow to continue expansion"
  • "Grand Forks, North Dakota officials planning airport terminal survey"
  
  
• Wednesday June 02, 2004
  • "Airlines Could Save Billions Annually on the Ramp"
  • "Airport RFID tags to speed baggage flow"
  • "Palm Springs mulls cutting jobs at airport to balance budget"
  • "Massachusetts airport reports $2 million deficit"
  • "Gary/Chicago International Airport for sale"
  • "Utah airport to close for repaving"
  • "Progress is slow in efforts to fix the mess at LAX"
  • "Minneapolis airport panel recommends concession contracts for seven firms"
  • "Spokane Airport To Make Security Improvement"
  
  
• Tuesday June 01, 2004
  • "Neighbors put off home improvements amid questions over Pennsylvania airport expansion"
  • "UK trade union threatens airport strike"
  • "Japanese utility faked inspection data on airport generators"
  • "Flint airport needs more parking to meet future needs, consultant says"
  • "Post-holiday crowds jam Hartsfield"
  • "Knife Found on Plane at Indianapolis Airport"
  • "Contemplating the Crowded Skies of the Summer"
  • "Paris airport architect denies ignoring warnings"
  • "Japan to Tighten Guard Against Terror Attacks at Airports"
  • "Dissension Widens in Long Beach, Calif., Airport Expansion Debate"
  • "Airports in Africa must be proactive"
  • "California's Alameda County noise ordinance takes aim at daily life"
  • "New England Regional Airports Hope To Take Off"
  • "Kurds Seek Economic Lift-Off with New Iraqi Airport"
  • "Insurers battle to price Paris airport disaster"
  • "Some in GOP Say Privatize Air Security"
  
  
• Monday May 31, 2004
  • "Iraqis taking control"
  • "Extra scrutiny has jeopardized some airport workers' jobs"
  • "Oakland airport's guards overcome flak"
  
  
• Sunday May 30, 2004
  • "Dead ahead: Daley's O'Hare boondoggle"
  • "Airport Lines Not Flying"
  • "Can new airline bring economic growth?"
  • "Summer Travel Seen Best Since 9/11 Attacks"
  • "Oakland airport won't follow SFO fee cuts"
  • "Airports to try security fast track"
  • "New Cincinnati airport Federal Security Director plans upgrades"
  • "Asbestos removal at St. Louis' Lambert Field draws fire"
  • "Manager says few complaints made about Maui airport security"
  • "Newark Airport screening called OK, for now"
  • "Hopkins Airport Prepares For Impending Federal Cuts"
  • "Britain's airport workers may strike"
  • "Wisconsin airport 'leaking' flights to Milwaukee, Chicago"
  • "Final call for grand Nazi airport that saved Berlin from starvation"
  • "Some Flights May Transfer From Paris Airport"
  
  
• Saturday May 29, 2004
  • "Oil prices threaten airlines' recovery"
  • "Travel Expected to Rise As People's Fears Ease"
  • "Flying into a silent sky future"
  • "Regional carriers are reshaping air travel"
  • "Delta inquires about Wichita air service subsidies"
  • "Holiday Airport Security Stepped Up"
  
  
• Friday May 28, 2004
  • "France's Roissy Airport regroups after collapse of terminal 2E"
  • "Why did the Paris airport terminal collapse?"
  • "At Least 4 Intl Grps To Bid For Indian Airports"
  • "Paris airport architect denies design fault"
  • "Architect of Paris Terminal Was Fraud Probe Subject"
  • "Australian airport operator says opposition to new rules is about safety"
  • "Germany's Frankfurt airport weighs options"
  • "Fort Lauderdale airport stays on fast-growth course"
  • "No easy answers for Idaho airport questions"
  • "Plans to Reopen Pittsburgh's Airmall to Shoppers on Hold"
  • "Investment urged to ensure Dublin Airport safety"
  • "Georgia mayor prefers regional airport concept"
  
  
• Thursday May 27, 2004
  • "Measures to speed airport security"
  • "Citizens speak out at South Chicago airport strategy session"
  • "Fraport may buy stake in Bombay airport"
  • "Found: a new Sydney airport option"
  • "Airports in distress: Small Community Air Service Grant applications show Sarasota-Bradenton is not alone"
  • "Feds say all Newark airport luggage now screened"
  • "Ryanair calls for detailed analysis on Dublin's Pier D"
  • "Minister clashes with unions over Irish airports break-up"
  • "UK' Robin Hood Airport on course to create jobs bonanza"
  • "Tokyo's Narita Airport Operator Expects Black Ink in FY '04"
  • "Terminal tragedy brings French aviation a problem"
  • "Standby to Standby: US air traffic approaching pre-2001 levels"
  • "South Chicago airport plan has backers"
  • "Hassles vs. a sense of security"
  • "At the airport, some welcome terrorism warning"
  • "California's Ontario airport courts JetBlue"
  • "Officials unhappy about plans for martini bar near Pittsburgh airport security"
  • "Information Collection Activity Under OMB Review; Airport Access Control Pilot Program"
  • "Designers to check safety at Bangkok passenger terminal"
  
  
• Wednesday May 26, 2004
  • "Official: D/FW Airport Prepared Amid New Threat"
  • "Three Oklahoma airport eateries give travelers choices"
  • "UK's Coventry Airport: 'Now we'll sue'"
  • "Police Crack Down On Philadelphia Airport Waiting"
  • "Thirty-foot wall to be built to aid Pittsburgh airport runway safety"
  • "Plastic Bracelet Triggers Paris Airport Alert"
  • "South Africa's Johannesburg airport in line for a name change?"
  • "San Diego airport authority forecasts increase in travel"
  • "LAX Police Demand an End to Council Criticism of Their Skills"
  • "UK's Coventry Airport victory in planning fight"
  • "Kansas City International Airport passes FAA inspection for fifth year in a row"
  • "Architect Starts Study of Failure in Paris Airport"
  • "Canadian companies eye Indian airport projects"
  • "Ryanair appeals EU decision on Belgian airport subsidies"
  • "Frankfurt Airport Expansion Delayed"
  • "Al Qaeda May Have Operatives in US, Planning Attack"
  
  
• Tuesday May 25, 2004
  • "Questions over Paris airport collapse"
  • "Woman carrying knife passes through Israeli airport security"
  • "US offer on air services falls short of expectations"
  • "Failure to raise air fares opens door to airline job cuts"
  • "Airlines' fare increases fizzle"
  • "Alaskans sue TSA over CAPPS II screening plan"
  • "Malaysia Airports out to recover debts"
  • "Spaceport to rise in California desert"
  • "World pays dearly for airline boom"
  • "Beyond Brushstrokes"
  • "Survey sees higher IT spending by airports"
  • "Auckland Airport Adds Retail Focus To Bond"
  • "India's Airport Sales Face Possible Delays Under New Government"
  • "FAA nixes Burbank airport's noise plan"
  • "Wider Fallout From Paris Terminal's Collapse"
  • "Architect visits scene as investigations resume at Paris airport terminal"
  • "Airlines asked not to refuel at Sea-Tac after pipeline closes"
  
  
• Monday May 24, 2004
  • "Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Airport Sees Rise in Passengers, Advertising Costs"
  • "Forum Focuses on Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Airport's Runway-Expansion Plan"
  • "Memphis, Tenn., Airport Authority Expected to Approve Terminal Fee Increase"
  • "New cracks in Paris air terminal"
  • "India to continue airport privatisation"
  • "Days even months needed to explain Paris airport roof collapse"
  • "Opinion: Stick to facts on Sarasota airport solutions"
  • "Bethune latest in long line of airline executives to deplane"
  • "Airline Sticking It To 9/11 Kin"
  • "9/11 terror panel probes Logan"
  • "O'Hare Expansion Benefits Out Of Line, Says Aviation Analyst"
  • "Airline's debut at Buffalo shows benefit of competition"
  • "No-bid extensions mostly eliminated at Hartsfield"
  • "New pick gears up for LAX Commission"
  • "Austin-Bergstrom International Airport turns five"
  • "Florida Airport Returns Confiscated Items"
  • "Airport security tricky in court"
  • "San Jose, California envisions futuristic airport terminal design"
  • "Officials Bicker Over Size of O'Hare Airport"
  • "Little relief seen for airport lines"
  • "Opinion: Admit that Florida airport's a failure"
  • "Paris airport architect rushes back"
  • "No evidence of attack in Paris airport roof collapse"
  
  
• Sunday May 23, 2004
  • "Houston Airport agreement aims to shush the noise"
  • "Strike by San Diego Airport janitors averted by mediation"
  • "Florida airport faces rivals for Small Community Air Service Development grant"
  • "Offer too good to refuse at Oakland Airport"
  • "New Reno Airport Budget Lowers Landing Fees"
  • "Reno Passenger Numbers Climb 21 Percent in April"
  • "Australian airport security chaos"
  
  
• Saturday May 22, 2004
  • "Brisbane airport security breach"
  • "County will phase in wage rule at Wisconsin airport"
  • "Airlines could face 50% rise in Irish airport charges"
  
  
• Friday May 21, 2004
  • "Councilman Wants Zoning Changed in Area around Warwick, R.I., Airport"
  • "Lower Fares Help Smaller North Carolina Airports Be More Competitive"
  • "World Leading Design Firm, Baltimore-Based RTKL, Named Architect of Record for Retail Development at BWI Airport"
  • "More security allegations at Colorado Springs Airport"
  • "Goals Set For Connecticut Airport"
  • "New Orleans airport spurs $478.3 million in direct spending in 2003"
  
  
• Thursday May 20, 2004
  • "Traffic Increase May Cause Screening Delays This Summer"
  • "Biometrics Will Become Common For Airport Employees"
  • "Airport Security Grants Top $8 Million"
  • "Missiouri airport security budget concerns"
  • "Logan airport mulls Dunkin' drive-thru in parking structure"
  • "Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Airport Administrators Revisit Contract-Bidding Process"
  • "Arizona airport answers prayers"
  • "Security test at Michigan airport leads to some policy changes"
  • "Canadian airport rent an issue"
  • "North Carolina airport soaring on cheaper fares"
  • "Tempelhof Airport, a birthplace of air cargo to close"
  • "D/FW Airport employer indicted after airport security sweep"
  • "U.S. Lawmakers want more progress on high-tech airport IDs"
  
  
• Wednesday May 19, 2004
  • "Notice of Intent To Request Collection of Information; Passengers With Disabilities"
  
  
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