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• Monday June 21, 2004
  • "At Dulles, a declaration of Independence"
  • "Airport closing in on air service pledge goal"
  • "Australia's Macquarie Air Bidding For Brussels Airport"
  • "Reporter plants fake bomb in Irish airport"
  • "Cleveland airport slows after security breach"
  • "US airlines, airports battle over Wi-Fi spectrum issues"
  • "Finding a home at the airport"
  • "San Jose airport designs attractive but generic"
  
  
• Saturday June 19, 2004
  • "Detroit terminal adds food court to Concourse A"
  • "Macon airport renovation back on track despite FAA concerns"
  • "Sea-Tac will add 80 seasonal baggage screeners"
  • "Loan snub presages more UAL changes"
  • "Recent incident shows problems linger"
  • "TSA Tries Speedy Voluntary Biometric Checks"
  • "Illinois congressman wants low-fare carrier out of O'Hare"
  • "Anatomy of a morning from hell"
  • "Hundreds of security alerts cause chaos for passengers at airports"
  • "Cincinnati Airport, low-cost lines to talk"
  • "1 hurt as SUV crashes into Florida Airport"
  
  
• Friday June 18, 2004
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Reno/Tahoe International Airport, Nevada"
  • "Authority Approves Upgrades for Knoxville, Tenn., Airport"
  • "Singapore airport firm to double stake in Hong Kong terminal operator"
  • "Mexico to Make Airport Operator Available to Public Investors through IPO"
  • "Improvements to Aiken, S.C., Airport Could Mean More Profits"
  • "Two Paris airports failed lawmaker's security test by undercover agent"
  • "California's Long Beach Airport may grow in phases"
  • "Firefighters practice on FAA-required airplane 'disaster'"
  • "Pennsylvania airport lists first profit since 2002"
  • "How airports have turned unfriendly"
  • "Coalition Seeks Deal on LAX Fallout"
  • "European airports go on a shopping spree"
  • "FAA changes ARFF requirements for airport"
  • "Iberia runs out of patience with Madrid airport authority"
  • "Concourse at Seattle-Area Airport Opens for Business"
  • "Tulsa airport director suspended"
  • "U.S. Rejects United Airlines Bailout"
  
  
• Thursday June 17, 2004
  • "Airports to test bomb-sensing devices"
  • "Investigation: Miami Airport Security Appears Lax"
  • "Spokane airport goes wireless"
  • "NWA terminal proposal a complicated one for Minneapolis airport officials"
  • "Tokyo's Narita Airport Closes One Runway After Planes Almost Collide"
  
  
• Wednesday June 16, 2004
  • "Miami Airport Director Fighting Feds For X-Ray Funds"
  • "Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport runway plan on course"
  • "Delta Airlines Can't Survive as Is - CEO"
  • "New search for bodies at scene of Paris terminal collapse"
  • "U.S. Planning to Turn Over Baghdad Airport to Iraqis"
  • "Two Los Angeles Commissions Approve Airport Modernization Plan"
  • "Schiphol Makes Offer For 70% Of Brussels Airport"
  • "House Told of Shortage Of FAA Controllers"
  • "Program Would Ease Security a Bit for Frequent Fliers"
  • "Mexico to sell stake in Pacific airports"
  • "Double fence near Israeli airport shelved"
  • "JFK Terminal Evacuated Over False Alarm"
  • "Lost teens, tear-gas pistol triggers Philadelphia airport terminal evacuation"
  
  
• Tuesday June 15, 2004
  • "Cargo Plans Advance for former Air Force Base in San Bernardino, Calif."
  • "Italian investigators uncover security scam at Milan airport"
  • "Paris Roissy terminal could reopen next month"
  • "Security Incident at Philadelphia Airport"
  • "Amsterdam Schiphol Airport makes bid on Brussels International Airport"
  • "Panels Vote to Revamp LAX"
  • "UK Reporter exposes airport security flaws"
  • "Secret test revealed loopholes in French airport security"
  • "Britain to Get Airport Iris Scanners"
  • "6th Annual PROPworksR User Conference Very Successful"
  • "Site not only factor in San Diego airport search"
  • "Groups says Burbank airport fails to treat deaf travelers equally"
  • "Travelers unhappy with long Pittsburgh airport waits"
  • "Congress antsy about TSA tech tests"
  • "Plane hits bird, ends up in mud"
  • "Gate Lease Hits Snag at D/FW"
  • "Chek Lap Kok left in the dark during 2-hour blackout"
  • "European Airport Operators Reap Benefits of Budget Airlines' Price Wars"
  • "FAA Moves to Cut O'Hare Airport Delays with New Runway Rule"
  
  
• Monday June 14, 2004
  • "Flying Is No Fun, but It May Get Better"
  • "At J.F.K., in Search of 'The Terminal'"
  • "Getting RFID Into The Skies"
  • "Sea-Tac wows public"
  • "Final Boarding Call Beckons George Bean"
  • "Mayor's LAX Plan Finally Lands for First Votes"
  • "Don't add flights, TSA warns California's Mineta San Jose Airport"
  • "US Airways' woes may hurt Pittsburgh more than Philadelphia"
  • "UK airport expansion plans face High Court challenge"
  • "Politician urged to oppose second Sydney airport plan"
  
  
• Sunday June 13, 2004
  • "FIDS: Public is often compelled to wing it"
  • "Carrier departs Hanscom Field"
  • "Renovated Sea-Tac concourse mixes art, culture with travel"
  • "Eight Sea-Tac TSA supervisor promotions revoked"
  • "US to Introduce Fast Lane for Frequent Fliers"
  • "Where there's smoke"
  • "Low-cost flights key to adding passengers, Alabama airport official says"
  • "Airport dramas hit TV, movies"
  • "The Next JetBlue?"
  • "Qantas withdraws terminal sale"
  • "CEO says United will get on its feet"
  • "TBI to let Bolivia airports and US airport services business go"
  • "EU rejects U.S. air pact"
  
  
• Saturday June 12, 2004
  • "Bulgarian Govt to Decide on Varna, Bourgas Airports Concession"
  • "Macquarie Airports Investors Finally Come Out Ahead"
  • "Panama's int'l airport regains top safety status"
  • "South Carolina Offers Airlines $50 Million Incentive to Create Air Hub"
  • "Passenger numbers take off at UK airports"
  • "India May Issue New Airport Stake Sale Rules Soon -Source"
  • "Senators Back Airports in Dispute with Transportation Security Administration"
  • "Mayor Opens Door to Scaled-Back LAX Plan"
  • "Florida Agency Clears County Official of Conflict of Interest in Airport Deals"
  • "Airports on safety alert over superjets"
  • "Mississippi airport opens concourse"
  • "Mexico Plans Airport Operator IPOs"
  • "Delta plane skids off runway at DFW airport"
  • "Lindbergh janitors approve labor pact"
  • "Perspectives on South Florida's Airports"
  
  
• Friday June 11, 2004
  • "Pittsburgh Airport traffic rises first time in 1 1/2 years"
  • "D/FW's budget up 50% for next year"
  • "Reno Airport officials study ways to ease congestion"
  • "Don't ground Wright Amendment"
  • "Virginia business leaders still trying to land discount airline"
  • "Giving Gary a lift"
  • "Cincinnati Airport tries to lure low-costs"
  • "Leading discount carriers say 'hell no' to Peotone airport"
  • "Airlines move to conserve fuel"
  • "Passenger Facility Charge Program, Non-Hub Pilot Program and Related Changes"
  • "Security lacking at Danish airports report"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Port Columbus Int'l Airport, Columbus, Ohio"
  • "Dallas Airport Officials Likely to Make American New Terminal's Primary Tenant"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Cherry Capital Airport, Michigan"
  • "Congested Mexico City airport poses threat to area residents"
  • "Report Casts Cloud over Indianapolis Airport's Midfield Terminal Project"
  • "Chicago Mayor Celebrates Airport Redevelopment, Dismisses New Plan"
  • "Third Chicago Area Airport Makes Marketing Plans"
  • "Collapsed Paris airport terminal could cost hundreds of millions/ reinsurers"
  • "Dallas/Fort Worth Airport to Hire Police, Guards"
  
  
• Thursday June 10, 2004
  • "Regional Ohio airport sees 43 percent rise in commercial passengers"
  • "TBI Profits Fall Despite Rise in Passenger Numbers"
  • "Holes in airport screening
  • "Tampa Airport visionary George Bean dead at 79"
  • "Easy-to-spot air marshals to change their procedure"
  • "Merchant makeover at Minneapolis airport is in the works"
  • "Michigan airports to tout development"
  • "G-8 OKs Tighter Security for Air Travel"
  • "Gulfport-Biloxi, Miss., Airport Runways to Get Low-Cost Anti-Collision System"
  • "Airports clash with airlines over Wi-Fi"
  • "Airport screener charged with stealing money from passenger"
  • "New York Port Authority to Renovate Terminal at LaGuardia Airport"
  • "GAO/ US Airports Still Vulnerable To Terrorists"
  • "Cincinnati Airport seeks low-cost carriers"
  • "Frankfurt Airport Has Theft and Security Problems, Bild Says"
  • "Athens Airport braces for Olympics"
  • "Reading, Pennsylvania Airport Loses Commuter Flights, Revenue"
  • "D/FW Airport could cut landing fees"
  • "Tucson International Airport plans new runway, other improvements"
  • "Officials suggests adding 'The OC' to John Wayne Airport name"
  • "Nashville Airport Names New Minority Affairs and Contract Compliance Manager"
  
  
• Wednesday June 09, 2004
  • "Airports thrive as 'airlines strangled'"
  • "Airlines Nix Paper Tix"
  • "Hijack-proof: Costs, gains of planes that land themselves"
  • "Bahrain: IATA praise for airport services"
  • "Fatal fire hazards find hiding places inside planes"
  • "Reprivatizing airport security sounds risky"
  • "Delta's Ch. 11 filing: When, not if"
  
  
• Tuesday June 08, 2004
  • "Modernizing India's Airports"
  • "Afghan officials, NATO representatives discuss Kabul airport reconstruction"
  • "Testing New Technology Keeps Airports From Installing Security Systems Now"
  • "Phoenix airport taxis may cost more"
  • "Cutting Corners: FAA proposes $2.5 million in civil penalties against United, Atlantic Coast"
  • "Nashville Int'l Airport Launches Summer Art Exhibitions"
  • "The customer always comes first at Changi"
  • "Upgrade for shops at Minneapolis airport gets look"
  • "Tokyo's Haneda Airport runway closed after hole found in fence"
  • "Sheremetievo airport doubles spending on aviation safety"
  • "Survey: Lambert among slowest-growing airports in North America"
  • "EU agreement will cost Swiss airports millions"
  • "Airport improvements pay off for passengers"
  • "Memphis airport holds No. 1 cargo spot"
  • "Airport Security To Be Privatized?"
  • "Lexington, Dayton airports among fastest growing"
  
  
• Monday June 07, 2004
  • "Concept of Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airports Single Managing Company to be Submitted"
  • "UAE's Abu Dhabi Airport Undergoes Major Expansion"
  • "San Francisco Airport: Panache, incentives helped lure new airline"
  • "Certification of Airports; Correction"
  • "Philippines says mothballed international terminal may be unsafe"
  • "Hit hard by low-cost airlines, American tries to fly like one"
  • "Finding the right fit with regional jets"
  • "O'Hare not yet able to accommodate bigger jets"
  • "ACI-NA Announces 1.34 Billion Passengers Travel the Skies in 2003; Passenger Traffic Grows 0.6 Percent; Cargo Grows by 0.9 Percent"
  • "Master planning to begin for Chicago-area airport"
  • "World airlines may lose billions of dollars because of high fuel costs"
  • "New security checks will add to US airport delays"
  • "Western airliners may be al-Qaida target"
  • "Lambert's downward spiral"
  • "NASA works to prevent gridlock in the sky"
  • "Airports work harder to win new flights, fliers"
  • "The little airport that works"
  • "Pittsburgh airport will face same loss-of-hub challenge as Lambert Field"
  • "MIA authority plan causes confusion"
  • "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"
  
  
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