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• Wednesday May 19, 2004
  • "Woman charged for bringing gun to airport in laptop case"
  • "General Aviation Airports Get Federal Security Guidelines"
  • "Airports in California's Inland Empire Prepare for Increased Traffic"
  • "Germany reaches agreement with EU Commission regarding expansion of Frankfurt airport"
  • "Burbank airport budget going to upgrades"
  • "What's up with the perception of big airlines?"
  • "Hicks to remain at helm of Laughlin/Bullhead airport"
  • "Kentucky airport asks for residents non-stop support"
  • "Spain's first private airport aims at budget airlines"
  • "Nevada Senator demands more TSA screeners for McCarran"
  • "City pushes for reduction of noise from PDX flights"
  • "US yet to pay Pakistan $25m compensation: Airport, airspace shutdown"
  • "Foes of O'Hare expansion say it could hurt economy"
  • "Airlines acclimate to work at Wisconsin airport"
  • "BAA sees more passengers at UK airports"
  • "Savannah-Hilton Head Airport Renovations, Expansion"
  • "Former TSA employee says problems persist at Colorado Springs Airport"
  • "Florida Airport Has New Director Who Supports Expansion"
  • "Longer airport lines likely this summer"
  • "Sea-Tac chief leaving on a high note"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Yeager Airport, Charleston, WV"
  • "Minneapolis commission overrules its chief on airport noise study"
  • "Scottish airport traffic still rising"
  • "Fine food on the fly: Check in early to try out the Hong Kong airport's many world-class dining venues"
  • "Interview Geoff Muirhead, chief executive of Manchester Airport Group"
  • "More Fliers, Fewer Screeners Spell Summer Airport Delays in Charleston, S.C."
  
  
• Tuesday May 18, 2004
  • "Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Okla., Airports' Traffic Taking off Again"
  • "Tampa, Fla., Airport Says It's 'All the Way Back' from 2001"
  • "Tulsa, Okla., Airport's Budget Climbs 10 Percent"
  • "Kenyan Airport Revival Team Embarks On Its Work"
  • "Regional US Airports Bag Grants For Security Technologies"
  • "Airport Land Use: New Zealand court backs city airport protection"
  • "One month to Peruvian airport concession start"
  • "More Stores, More Passengers Add Up to More Spending at Indianapolis Airport"
  • "End of Long Security Lines Isn't in Sight for Atlanta Airport's Crowd Manager"
  • "European Regional Airports Start Forum To Defend Interests"
  • "Overall US Passenger Traffic Rises"
  • "Snag on A380 Deliveries"
  • "Tehran Airport Closure Becomes National Embarrassment"
  • "Longer runway means bigger business at Huntsville airport"
  • "Firms plan for Peotone airport"
  • "Florida airport leases aim to fatten bottom line"
  • "Phoenix among cities gaining airport screeners; some lose"
  • "LA, NY, Chicago Airports to Be Ready for Big Airbus"
  • "Airports do the security-screener shuffle"
  • "Atlanta's Airport Gets More Screeners"
  • "Chattanooga Airport Traffic Up 16.49% In April"
  
  
• Monday May 17, 2004
  • "Slovakian airports to go private"
  • "British police foil multi-million-pound robbery at Heathrow"
  • "San Jose, California plans to buy 74.8 acres for airport growth"
  • "Drunken "stripper" sparks UK airport probe"
  • "Boeing considers new 747 model -- again"
  • "Couple sue airline over legroom"
  • "Small airlines, big pests"
  • "Lesser-known low-fare airlines are here"
  • "Las Vegas airport has a concrete solution"
  • "O'Hare flights increase despite FAA efforts"
  • "Senator doubts quick fix for Newark screeners"
  • "SRQ tries again for Small Community Air Service Development funding"
  • "Survey: Air fares at Detroit Metropolitan Airport rose in 2003"
  • "Rand to study security at LAX"
  • "Passengers to pay for Mackay airport security upgrade"
  • "Hartsfield, TSA prep for rush"
  • "Auckland airport officials deny terror claims"
  
  
• Sunday May 16, 2004
  • "Bakersfield Terminal on schedule"
  • "Bakersfield, California airport sees numbers of travelers, flights take off"
  • "California Airport Managers and Airport Users Join Forces"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport Authority proposes PFC hike"
  • "Qantas attacks Auckland Airport security"
  • "MidAmerica Airport posts net loss of $12.8 million"
  • "Regional West Virginia airport on back burner"
  • "Indianapolis Airport official finds it odd city is on security-delay list"
  • "It will be a long, slow summer in airport security lines"
  
  
• Friday May 14, 2004
  • "Court rules in favor of Sea-Tac for third runway project"
  • "Airport offers to mail confiscated items home free"
  • "Merger of LAX, City Police Eyed Again"
  • "City business leaders want LAX fixed"
  • "Concerns about security wands spur reinspection at Newark airport"
  • "Temporary Solution: 3 Gates Opening Today at John Wayne"
  • "California's Palm Springs Airport Seeks Parking Fee Hike"
  • "Holtman helping launch retail at BWI"
  • "US Lawmakers Debate Airport, Rail Security"
  • "New arrivals improve Cincinnati airport dining"
  • "TSA Unveils Plan to Reduce Airport Lines"
  • "Kenyan Airport to Change Face in Two Years"
  • "Despite Remodeled Terminal, Problems Persist at Dane County, Wis., Airport"
  • "UK airport court case new twist"
  • "US Airways Passenger Traffic Drops at Pittsburgh Airport"
  • "Runway Expansion Plan Proceeds at Clearwater, Fla.-Area Airport"
  • "D/FW Installs Nation's First Comprehensive In-Line Baggage System"
  • "British regulator unveils fresh airport charge plan"
  
  
• Thursday May 13, 2004
  • "Mid-America Airport Taking the Assets of Bankrupt Air Carrier"
  • "Tehran's new airport to stay closed until new order: director"
  • "Atlanta City Council to consider asking for more airport screeners"
  • "Newark Airport Getting Security Boost"
  • "Former San Diego airport official named security chief at Seattle-Tacoma"
  • "California's Santa Maria Airport 'crash' tests emergency readiness"
  • "Phoenix gets $28 mil for airport fix ups"
  • "Indianapolis Airport expansion seen as windfall"
  • "Economic Impact Study: PDX a multi-billion dollar industry for the Portland metro area"
  • "Salt Lake airport may be braced against possible Delta bankruptcy"
  • "Ohio airport installs device to speed luggage checks"
  • "San Bernardino airport board to get paid"
  • "Consultant calls for formation of Virginia airport authority"
  • "Cost to construct Peotone airport put at $433 million"
  • "Taxiway improvements keep Florida airport off bad runway list"
  • "Williams Gateway Airport traffic grows"
  • "New Tehran airport to reopen as govt backs down: report"
  • "Sacramento Airport to seek proposals for modernization project"
  
  
• Wednesday May 12, 2004
  • "Airport Security Survey Results Highlight Inconsistent TSA"
  • "Atlanta airport chief pins logjam on staffing"
  • "Tehran airport debacle is 'bad for Iran'"
  • "New Jersey Governor accuses feds of ignoring screener shortage at airport"
  
  
• Tuesday May 11, 2004
  • "New Airport Next Step for Myrtle Beach, South Carolina"
  • "Ireland's Cork Airport 'may be leased to local management'"
  • "Hartsfield manager asks TSA to help end long lines"
  • "SFO to cut its fees and rents"
  • "Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority Names Watson Manager, Public Affairs and Communications"
  • "EU official says air treaties with US at risk"
  • "Federal security testing taking place at Minneapolis airport"
  • "Editorial: Facing Pittsburgh airport's future, post-US Airways"
  • "Debris litters runway after aborted takeoff"
  • "Delta warns of bankruptcy threat"
  • "Airport lounges take stylish, ultra-chic flights of fancy"
  • "'Hush house' may cut noise at Michigan airport"
  • "Investigation report alleges wrongdoing at Tulsa airport"
  • "Lawmakers Concerned About Philly Airport Noise"
  • "Airport scanners will soon reveal travellers' naked truth in UK"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport begins noise abatement study"
  • "Iran Investigates Military Closure Of New Airport"
  
  
• Monday May 10, 2004
  • "Airport personnel mind your manners"
  • "At BWI, Southwest brought a boom"
  • "Now arriving in Philadelphia's Terminal E"
  • "More stores on tap for Sky Harbor's Terminal 4"
  • "Toronto's new Terminal 1: Taking the bus to Barbados"
  • "Funding for new D/FW in-line baggage system at issue"
  
  
• Sunday May 09, 2004
  • "Security fears at Newark Airport"
  • "Florida airport seems sure to grow, but will it, in fact, prosper?"
  • "Cost of Airport Security Technology"
  • "Airport Land Use: Consider accommodating airport neighbors by creating buffer area"
  • "Hi, Honey, I'm at the Airport"
  • "Dulles Airport Emergency Drill Helps Prepare for Worst Case Scenario"
  • "California Official Weighs Airport Sale to Cut Debt"
  • "Explosives misplaced during airport security exercise"
  
  
• Saturday May 08, 2004
  • "O'Hare to get U.S. funds for inline bag screening system"
  • "Sea-Tac security chief, others removed in shakeup"
  • "New Airport for Wichita"
  • "Transportation Official Addresses Tampa Airport Needs"
  • "US Airways Considers Bankruptcy Again"
  • "Internet is on the air at the Fresno airport"
  
  
• Friday May 07, 2004
  • "Assembly of Airbus super-airliner starts"
  • "What carries 800 passengers and takes 3 days to unload?"
  • "US Airways to Revamp Hub Network"
  • "Longer waits in store at DIA"
  • "Air marshals' changes on fast track"
  • "Airport security tops passenger complaints"
  • "Canadian airport authority ramps up rent campaign"
  • "Pittsburgh: Good news or bad in losing hub?"
  • "Alliance scouts South Carolina counties for regional airport sites"
  • "Valley International Airport Security Investigation"
  • "Rhode Island airport, state seen settling wetlands dispute"
  • "Tennessee airport may land low-fare carrier"
  • "D/FW taking TSA 'deadline' seriously"
  • "Airport investment in IT expected to take off"
  • "Dueling Chicago airport plans have quite a price difference"
  • "After consecutive years of growth, Beirut Airport finally back on pre-war track"
  • "Pittsburgh Losing US Airways Hub Status"
  
  
• Thursday May 06, 2004
  • "Note to List"
  • "DFW Opens First Convenience Store in a U.S. Airport"
  • Document
  • "A mostly smooth ride for Detroit Metro airport expansion"
  • "US Airways in do-or-die struggle for Philadelphia"
  • "L.A.-Washington route labeled 'flight of interest'"
  • "Pakistan Uncovers Plot to Hijack Plane"
  • "Passengers flocking to Indianapolis International"
  • "Peak Hour Pricing: Logan files to levy $150 charge to depart, land at busiest times"
  • "Hijacking scare at LAX turns out to be false alarm"
  • "Probers have questions on Philadelphia airport pact"
  • "Lawmaker seeks delay of San Diego airport vote"
  • "Security costs cloud Tampa airport's revival"
  • "Airports brace for delays as travel rebounds"
  • "Judge includes millions of passengers in airline ticketing lawsuit"
  
  
• Wednesday May 05, 2004
  • "North Carolina Group Still Optimistic on Air Service"
  • "Fence planning continues at Washington airport"
  • "Pig farmer wants airport response"
  • "A bid to ease hellos and goodbyes"
  • "Eugene residents wish for lower fares from their airport"
  • "'Bullied' airport security manager launches unfair dismissal fight"
  • "Michigan airport's impact is $900M per year"
  • "Revised cost for terminal at D/FW is $627 million"
  • "Tucson Airport looking for 30-year plan"
  • "Runway lights cause headaches at Florida airport"
  • "Airport security delays draw rising criticism"
  • "D/FW ordered to screen all bags for explosives"
  • "Houston Airport Computer Problems"
  • "Sea-Tac director resigns; guided decade of change"
  
  
• Tuesday May 04, 2004
  • "Certification of Airports"
  • "Airline executives predict some carriers will fail"
  • "Miami Airport network to increase efficiency"
  • "Ohio airport manager suspended for violations of e-mail policy"
  
  
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