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• Monday November 17, 2003
  • Qatar Unveils Plans for New Airport
  • Great Falls Airport Makes International Inroads with Korean Cargo
  • Cargo Hits Record High at Hong Kong Airport as Passenger Numbers Continue Recovery
  • Outgamie County Airport Traffic May Be Taking Off Again
  • Foster Wins Deal to Expand Beijing Airport for 2008
  • Atlanta Airport Name Change Official
  • Edmonton International Airport Scare Cause for Concern
  • Japanese Airport Named After Hero
  • EC to Investigate Ryanair's Airport Deals
  
  
• Friday November 14, 2003
  • Midway Airport Operation Supported Only Till Nov. 30
  • FAA,City to Buy Out Homes in Noisy Airport Neighborhood - Bush Intercontinental Airport
  • Mt. Vernon Airport Board to Issue $1.16 Million in Bonds
  • Fayette County Airport Authority Settles on Plan for Runway Improvement
  • Port of Portland Will Spend $7.9 Million to Automate Airport Parking
  • Fraport AG on the Upswing: Noticeable Increase in Results Despite Difficult Market Conditions
  • Melbourne Airport Checks Out OK, But Fails Quarantine Laws
  • Officials: Hailey Airport Can’t Meet Standards
  • Missing Permits Delay Airport Bridge - Toronto
  • South Suburban Airport Commission Seeks Developers for New Airport
  • Detroit City Airport Won't Get $1 Million Grant
  • City Centre Airport Tug of War Turns Ugly - Edmonton
  • Allegheny County Airport Authority: US Airways Must Decide By January
  • Confusion in Galway Airport over Route Collapse
  • San Jose Airport Official Says Strike by Cabbies Causes Few Delays
  • Wind Causes Power Outages,Airport Delays in New York Metropolitan Area
  
  
• Thursday November 13, 2003
  • Security Company Gets National Contract for Airport Screening
  • BWI Airport Fire and Rescue Department Awarded National Honor;MDOT Secretary Flanagan Presents AAAE Valor Award
  • The Future of Airport Security
  • New Company Adding Hangars at Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport
  • Beijing Airport/Fund Raising Plan: To Weigh On Stock
  • 25 Billion VND for Dien Bien Phu Airport Upgrade
  • New Doha International Airport to Set Standards;Phase I to Cost $2bn / Qatar
  • P.A. Blames Repaving for Newark Airport Delays
  • Heathrow Airport Baggage Strike Called Off
  • Changes at Incheon Airport
  • No More Brollies - Adelaide Airport
  • Senai Airport Pledges Efficient Service to AirAsia
  • City Centre Airport May Lose Scheduled Flights
  • Bungles Hinder Airport Security-Brisbane and Cairns Airports
  
  
• Wednesday November 12, 2003
  • Southwest Air to Expand PDX Warehouse Space
  • Builder Penalized over Williams Gateway Airport Noise
  • Highfill : Surprise Cleveland Service Tickles Airport Chiefs
  • Senai Airport Expects 50% Jump in Passenger Traffic by Mid-2004
  • Senai Airport Expects 50% Jump in Passenger Traffic by Mid-2004
  • Hobart Airport to Get $3.5m Facelift, Motels
  • Fitch Rates Chicago O'Hare Airport's 3rd Lien Rev Bonds 'A'
  • Airlines Fight to Save Berlin Airport
  • Airport Opens Gates to New Members - Columbus Airport Authority
  • Pressure Mounts on City Centre Airport
  • New Indianapolis Airport Chief Has the Right Skills
  • MAp Ups Stake in Sydney Airport
  • Give All Airport Workers ID Cards, Urge UK Pilots
  • Denver Airport Strikes Gate Deal with United, Frontier
  • We Should Keep Norwich International Airport - Opposition Urge
  • FAA Supports Airport Search Option - Friedman Memorial Airport
  • Work Begins on Island Airport Link
  • Philadelphia Airport Chief Pulls Out of 2 Contracts
  • Thousands Greet First Astronaut at Shanghai Airport
  • South Suburban Airport Commission Issues Call for Proposals
  • Security Costs Climb at Tallahassee Airport
  • BA Aircrew Suspected of Breaking Drink Rules
  • Eastern Cape Airport Saved From Closure
  
  
• Tuesday November 11, 2003
  • Boosters of Airport Go on Tour
  • Philadelphia: FBI Seeks Records on Airport Contract
  • Advisory Board Seen as Help for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport
  • Greece Bans Athens Airport Iris Checks
  • Slave Lake Airport on Par with Cities?
  • AIS to Offer Fast Airport Check-in
  • GoM Shortlists Advisors for Privatisation of Mumbai and Delhi Airports
  • Meacher Attacks Airport Expansion
  • Two Bombs Smuggled At Edinburgh Airport
  • Black Woman Gets $350,000 Settlement for Airport Strip Search - Miami Airport
  • Investigators Checking Possible Cohorts of Men Who Seized Manila Airport Control Tower
  • Island Airport Jets Bid Called 'Political'
  
  
• Monday November 10, 2003
  • Cost of House Purchases Hits Heathrow Expansion Plan
  • Staff at Capital Terminal Fail in Security Test - Edinburgh
  • Edinburgh Airport Fails Security Test
  • Ban on Jets Remains at City Airport
  
  
• Sunday November 09, 2003
  • Entire 106th Aviation Regiment to Mobilize
  • Airport to Deal for Link to Philly
  • Denver Reaches Deal on Airport Gates
  • Swat Team Storms Tower at Manila Airport
  • In Line for the Holidays
  • Airport Siege Raises Philippine Political Heat
  • Terriorists May Use Air Cargo Planes, U.S. Warns
  • Massage Bar Expanding at Airport
  • Keep Small Immokalee Airport Open
  • Officials Praise Security After Airport Chase
  • Police Assault Kills 2 in Airport Tower
  
  
• Friday November 07, 2003
  • Not-So-Jolly Lines
  • Hooters Air
  • U.S. Steps Up Airport Screener Surveillance
  • U.S. Flight Plans Grounded
  • Airport Expansion Plans Buzz McKinleyville Residents
  • Two People Die in Chopper Crash Over Torrance Airport
  • Airport Provides $5.37 Million for County Economy
  • Las Vegas Airport Bets on RFID
  
  
• Thursday November 06, 2003
  • Leaders Decry Proposal to Phase Out Immokalee Airport
  • Lambert Officials Seek More Flights From Frontier
  • National Guard Will Be Based at Airport
  • City Airport Needs Change
  • Federal Plan Could Ground Commercial Flights at an Arkansas Airport
  • Buildings Go Up Near Airport
  • Airport Resort Tries Again
  • Santa Paula Airport Becomes Home Base for Fire Fighting Helicopters
  • Coming Soon: Bob Hope Airport
  • County Residents Sharply Divided on New Airport Polls Shows
  • Bay Commissioners Reject Airport Referendum
  • City Considers Airport User Insurance
  • Feds: Expect Longer Lines at the Airport
  
  
• Wednesday November 05, 2003
  • ATCA Appoints Paul P. Bollinger Jr. as its New President
  • Construction to Start on New Airport Tower
  • Mercury to Relocate at Airport
  • News to Resume
  
  
• Tuesday November 04, 2003
  • No News for a Few Days
  • Memphis International Airport to Pay Price if Lawmakers Dither
  • Firms Get $2 Million More for Oakland International Airport
  • Weary Travelers Support Troops at Airport
  • Hong Kong International Airport Listing May Hit Airfares
  • New Suvarnabhumi Airport: Huge Extra Costs Seen
  • Cut-Rate Fares Boost Hawke's Bay Airport Numbers
  • Orange County Airport Tower Marks Safety Milestone
  • Subic Airport Sxpanded for FedEx Operations
  • Eldoret Airport Mounts Security
  • Gatwick Airport Guilty of Killing Fish
  • Bay County Residents Sharply Divided on New Airport Polls Shows
  • Impact of Heathrow Airport Strike Limited
  • Full Power Supply Returns to Lagos Airport
  • HIV Apartheid in Mumbai Airport
  • Airport Strike Rages On
  • Steep Climb in Wellington International Airport Profits
  • Texarkana Regional Airport Sees Traffic Take Off
  • Bauchi Airport Still Federal Government's Priority
  
  
• Monday November 03, 2003
  • Key West International Airport Noise Relief Arrives Slowly
  • Southwest Florida International Airport Noise Meets Development
  • New Technology Could Boost Airport Security
  • $630,000 Facelift for Tauranga Airport
  • American Adds Flights to New Orleans
  • The Signs on the Horizon - Sangster International Airport
  • Airport Staff Arrested in Drug Raid
  • Pittsburgh International Airport Wants Airside Terminal,Mall Open to Public
  • Redding Municipal Airport Ready To Shake Dice For Flights To Vegas
  • SLC Airport Flies High on Nonstop Destinations List
  • Security Lines at Miami Airport Might Get Longer
  • Another Flight Added at Columbia Regional Airport
  • Philadelphia International Airport Contracts a Family Matter
  • XNA Wants Roads To Spur Development
  • Two-hour Strike at Ben Gurion Airport Today
  • Wichita Gets Bill of Almost $608,000 for AirTran Shortfall
  • Lapses that Led to Closure of Eldoret International Airport
  • Space at Valley International Airport’s New Cargo Terminal Filling Fast
  • Airline De-Icer Spills at Bradley, Seeps into Brook
  
  
• Friday October 31, 2003
  • Airport Land Swap Bill Passes Committee
  • A Vicious Cycle: Government Force-Feeds Airport Expansion While Removing the Public from the Process
  • South Bend Airport Making Room to Grow
  • Peoria Airport's Web Access Goes Wireless
  • TIA Security Meets Easier Luggage Plan
  • Buffalo-Niagara International Airport Neighbors Hear Noise Update
  • Mass Transfers Expected As Eldoret International Airport Opens
  • Key West International Airport Security Bypasses Checked Bags
  • Keep Airport Name, Chiefs Say - Teesside International Airport
  • Oak Forest Votes to Join South Suburban Airport Coalition
  • South African Airport Strike Continues
  
  
• Thursday October 30, 2003
  • Controversy Continues Over Atlantic City International Airport Job
  • £7M Expansion For Newcastle Airport
  • Great Falls International Airport Board Explores Economic Development Issues
  • Cost of Oakland International Airport Plan Jumps $2 Million
  • Village Taking Time on Airport
  • Merced Airport Plans for Future
  • Airport Security System to Screen Foreign Travelers
  • Oops,New Port Columbus International Airport Tower Blocks Controllers' Views
  • PM: New Airport in Tioman to Benefit Islanders and the Nation
  • Airport Decision Up in the Air
  • Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport Gets New Ground Radar
  • HK, Shanghai Airport Cooperation Will Boost Business
  • Detroit Metropolitan Airport Raises Airline Landing Fees
  • Fort Smith Airport Audit Finds No Evidence of Fraudulent Activity
  • Burnie Airport is Taking Off
  • Too Much at Stake to Allow Airport Autocracy
  
  
• Wednesday October 29, 2003
  • Drop in Wick Airport Passengers ‘Not Significant’
  • Land Developer Appointed to Peoria Airport Authority
  • Wildfires Disrupt Highways, Trains, Airport Schedules
  • Zurich Airport Adopts Controversial Approach
  • Fire Dept.: Rapid City Regional Airport Needs More Water
  • New Airport Technology Screens Foreign Visitors
  • Arrive Early at Auckland Airport Passengers Warned
  • Airport Flights Back to Normal
  • Northwest Official Praises Waterloo Airport
  • Ottawa International Airport Plan 'Outside of the Box'
  • Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Gets an Enhanced Radar System for Runway Areas
  
  
• Tuesday October 28, 2003
  • Ottawa Makes Room for More Air Passengers
  • American Cuts at Lambert Hit Home This Week
  • Northwest Chicagoland Regional Airport Eyes Central Europe
  • New Airport Surveillance Radar Goes All-Digital
  • Teesside Airport Glee at Baby's Debut
  • $1 Million Grant for Airport Weather System
  • A Gator Alert at Newark Airport
  • Concorde Return Ticket to Airport
  • Fifth Flight Added to Waterloo Regional Airport
  • Airport Strike to Coincide with Soccer Visit
  
  
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