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• Monday July 18, 2005
  • "Florida airport looks to the future"
  • "Is Northwest a money pit?"
  • "Dublin Airport redesign to result in more 'airside' restaurants"
  
  
• Sunday July 17, 2005
  • "DIA weighs 'smart cards'"
  • "Memo underlines legal problems with Air Guard closures"
  • "BWI Airport eyes Severna Park for noise monitoring"
  • "Confiscated items become art"
  • "Beyond Signage: 'Intuitive Wayfinding' at D/FW terminal can show you the way around"
  • "Waiting to take off: Can emphasis on international flights keep D/FW's Terminal D busy?"
  • "The Wright Amendment: We propose phase-out of restrictions"
  • "Airlines grapple with fare turbulence"
  
  
• Saturday July 16, 2005
  • "For aching airlines, remote oil spots are bonanza"
  • "Calls for probe over Thai airport graft"
  • "Major change foreseen in air travel"
  • "Is Toronto prepared for a terrorist attack?"
  • "Former Mississippi airport security director faces prison"
  • "Hearing planned on Peotone airport"
  • "Major security breach at Sydney Airport"
  
  
• Friday July 15, 2005
  • "Waco can benefit from industry move to small jets, consultant says"
  • "Police confident in bomb-sniffing dogs after airport false alarm"
  • "Former Miami commissioner accused of airport fraud"
  • "Miami airport lures ATA with incentive program"
  • "Hartsfield contract bidder's suit upheld"
  • "Smart strategy produces profits for SWA"
  • "JetBlue Sparks Newark Fare War; Continental Cuts Rates to Florida"
  • "FAA holds line, keeps ban on in-flight wireless"
  • "Delta raises fare cap, competitors follow"
  • "Airport-security inequality"
  • "Checkpoint or Chokepoint?"
  • "Airports Look to Expand Registered Traveler Plan"
  • "Rapper who applauded 9/11 loses airport gig"
  • "Airliners may get missile defenses"
  
  
• Thursday July 14, 2005
  • "Homeland Security chief plans overhaul"
  • "Southwest flies over forecasts"
  • "Forgotten bag closes New Zealand airport"
  • "''Star Wars' toys cause New York terminal evacuation"
  • "Humphrey terminal at Minneapolis-St. Paul airport evacuated"
  • "Security breach shuts Detroit airport concourses"
  • "Homeland Security To Be Restructured"
  • "Mr. Chertoff's Challenge"
  
  
• Wednesday July 13, 2005
  • "Ivanpah airport suit jury said to be tainted"
  • "Sea-Tac tries to keep airlines happy"
  • "Canadian soldiers injured as Kandahar airport attacked"
  • "Lawmaker: Some airport security jobs a 'waste'"
  • "D/FW courting Southwest Airlines"
  • "Port talks down costs at Sea-Tac in face of Southwest threats to move"
  • "Hartsfield redoubles cleanup efforts"
  • "Commissioners blast officials in rejecting MIA retail contract"
  
  
• Tuesday July 12, 2005
  • "Nashville Airport upgrade is route to more comfort, security"
  • "Feds Fear Air Broadband Terror"
  • "Tower Closure Proposal: Airport Officials Plead Case To FAA"
  • "How could the airport have gotten it so wrong?"
  • "Police say man tried to bypass security at Sky Harbor"
  • "Some major U.S. carriers seen returning to black"
  • "JetBlue to start flights from Newark airport"
  • "Airport appetite reaches Hungary"
  • "Indianapolis airport may soon go wireless"
  • "'No-Fly' Passenger Found on French Jet"
  • "South Dakota city wants more fliers to use airport"
  
  
• Monday July 11, 2005
  • "LAX terminal briefly evacuated amid luggage scare"
  • "Tracking airport terminal woes"
  • "Pittsburgh International reopens 11 gates"
  • "Flagstaff runway extension critic bores in"
  • "New eats landing at Long Beach Airport?"
  • "Bob Hope Airport's Safety Issues Left Up in Air"
  • "Location, low fares attract passengers to Manchester, N.H. airport"
  • "Report finds high number of runway incidents at Logan"
  • "Air-traffic whistle-blower talks of ordeal, lingering fears"
  • "After years of study, proposed Louisiana airport to get another study"
  • "DBE: O'Brien's in trouble over O'Hare eatery"
  • "Singapore Airlines CEO says aviation industry is due for consolidation"
  • "So long, Southwest? Boeing Field beckons"
  • "Checkpoint inconsistencies"
  • "Art and aviation: Airports increasingly including museum displays as part of facilities"
  
  
• Sunday July 10, 2005
  • "Asphalt costs may affect Florida airport"
  
  
• Saturday July 09, 2005
  • "Mexico may issue IPO for group of airports"
  • "Pittsburgh airport authority will operate baggage system"
  
  
• Friday July 08, 2005
  • "ARN Releases Top 50 Performing Airports for2005"
  • "Reno Airport Authority Changes Name"
  • "Airlines brace for fallout from London attacks"
  • "Lambert bucks the trend on late arrivals"
  • "Smooth sailing at San Francisco area airports"
  • "New revenue might be right under D/FW's feet"
  • "When All Is Lost, Call the Airport"
  • "Officials put focus on 3 sites for San Diego airport"
  • "Report Finds Few Pets Die on Plane Trips"
  • "Bovine Breach Befuddles Bureaucrats"
  • "Frugal US Airways drops free pretzels to save dough"
  • "Chains go up to prevent Pittsburgh airport security lapses"
  • "EAS: Remote towns may need to aid in airline subsidy"
  • "Fuel vapors still pose a threat to airlines, say safety officials"
  • "Should Public Transit Have Airport-Like Security?"
  • "More Security At Rochester Airport"
  • "Italy ups airport alert level after London blasts"
  
  
• Thursday July 07, 2005
  • "BWI Standing By For Any New Security Directives"
  • "U.S. raising terrorism alert level for rail, metro"
  • "U.S. steps up security after London attacks"
  • "Save your shopping for the airport"
  
  
• Wednesday July 06, 2005
  • "A pass on airport security is possible"
  • "Northwest: Labor concessions only way to save airline"
  • "Task force looks into security at Sky Harbor"
  • "Security gaps at Sky Harbor"
  • "Speeding past airport security"
  
  
• Tuesday July 05, 2005
  • "Paine Field boosters press on for airlines"
  • "Big plans in the wings spell major changes at Boeing Field"
  • "Airports try to make flying a beautiful experience"
  • "Seattle airport debate follows familiar lines"
  • "Keeping Lindbergh Afloat: Another View on San Diego's Airport Dilemma"
  
  
• Monday July 04, 2005
  • "Fresno airport splits duties: Firefighters, police officers to perform separate tasks"
  • "Retail renovation at PDX"
  • "If You Have the Time, They Have the Food"
  • "Indian airport bidders get 30 months"
  • "Travel industry fears tougher security"
  • "Dulles Passengers Delayed by Luggage: Screening Machines Can't Keep Up"
  • "Travel, retail, now doctor's visit at Hartsfield Airport"
  • "Throughput Matters: Rating the Washington region's airports"
  
  
• Sunday July 03, 2005
  • "O'Hare set to lose busiest-airport title"
  • "A Tango of mistaken identity"
  • "Northwest mechanics union authorizes strike vote"
  • "Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport staff turnover causes concern"
  • "Effect of airport fee reductions at Hancock uncertain"
  • "U.S. Airways debt to Hilton Head airport up in the air"
  
  
• Saturday July 02, 2005
  • "NW Airlines sued by Port of Seattle for fuel spills"
  • "West Virginia airport authority favors new EAS carrier"
  • "Williams Gateway Airport to get MAP funds"
  • "Refuelers at JFK walk off job as holiday exodus starts"
  • "Top Russian Aviation Official to Speak at International Aviation Womens 17th Annual Conference"
  
  
• Friday July 01, 2005
  • "US Airways bankruptcy reorganization plan awaits counteroffers"
  • "Holiday travel forecast calls for long delays in the air, on the ground"
  • "U.S. absorbs UAL pensions, strike looms"
  • "Hacker breaks into Erie airport's Web site"
  • "Strike by UAL's attendants could strand fliers"
  • "Portions of Austin airport evacuated after package found"
  • "Airport Security Report's Threats And Scares"
  • "Airport Security Breach Report"
  • "At KCI, tension mounts over security screening union"
  • "TSA Tries to Assure Congress It Believes in 'Registered Traveler'"
  • "Senate's Spending Bill for Next Year Supports EDS, Docks Screeners"
  • "Airport Employee Access Control Bill Returns to Capitol Hill"
  • "Dogs Can Still Do the Job, But May Get Competition"
  • "Travelers find another parking crisis at Philadelphia International Airport"
  • "Philippines hopes to settle all claims on seized airport terminal in 2005"
  • "Mayor wants role in Wright's future"
  • "Logan airport officials revive consolidated rental car facility plan"
  • "S&P Report Card expects continued stability in international airport sector"
  • "San Diego Airport search hits the road"
  • "Airbus urges airports in Asia to accommodate super jumbo jet A380"
  • "New Airport May Be Due, Port Authority of NY & NJ Officials Say"
  • "Phoenix airport reviewing security after runway pursuit"
  • "Atlanta airport terminal designers given default notice"
  • "LAX to spend $16 million on screening checkpoints"
  • "Suspected bomb, really a toy, closes Akron-Canton airport"
  • "Contractor for airport screeners criticized"
  • "Louisville Regional Airport Authority receives strong bond ratings"
  
  
• Thursday June 30, 2005
  • "Man drives onto Sky Harbor airfield, disrupts flights"
  • "U.S. approves more security checkpoints at Pittsburgh airport"
  
  
• Wednesday June 29, 2005
  • "Cleveland Hopkins Airport Checkpoint Reopens After Bomb Scare"
  • "Honolulu Airport Whistleblower Says TSA Retaliating Against Him"
  • "Security breach delays passengers, flights at Pittsburgh airport"
  • "Two Airports Win New Carriers By Lugging Their Luggage"
  • "JAA OKs budget for more upgrades"
  • "Security slip-up a much-needed Vancouver airport wake-up call"
  • "New Orleans airport OKs deal to cut plane landing fees"
  • "Airport Security Coordinator Course in August"
  • "Record revenue for D.C. airports"
  • "Lambert forecast is modest"
  • "Groups Sign Funding Deal for India Airport"
  • "As BWI becomes Baltimore's behemoth, can it maintain its hassle-free image?"
  
  
• Tuesday June 28, 2005
  • "Security Fines Under Scrutiny"
  • "New Orleans urged to share airport"
  • "Authorities trying to explain security breach at Vancouver airport"
  • "Mineta San Jose Airport Security Breached, Flights Delayed"
  
  
• Monday June 27, 2005
  • "Resignation call in Thai airport scandal"
  • "Gaping holes in Sydney Airport security"
  • "Plans to rebuild northern Afghan airport for international flights announced"
  • "Heathrow is showing signs of terminal decline"
  • "Atlanta airport surveys flyers on valet parking"
  • "Santa Barbara Municipal Airport to expand terminal to handle passenger influx"
  • "Japanese Airport Operator Plans To Upgrade Shopping Space At Haneda"
  • "Battle at Love Field"
  • "Deal reshapes Mineta San Jose Airport expansion"
  • "Air safety concern grows at Palm Springs International Airport"
  • "Fun distractions at U.S. airports kill time during long flight delays"
  • "New Zealand airport company to be hit by labor action"
  • "Discovery of small knife sends Rome-bound plane back to Chicago"
  • "Feds oust 32 Newark airport baggage screeners"
  • "State panel to review how BWI Airport is run"
  • "Feds oust 32 Newark airport baggage screeners"
  • "Security breach delays thousands in Vancouver airport"
  
  
• Sunday June 26, 2005
  • "Lawmakers slam plan to curb airport tower hours"
  • "Alabama county tests propane cannon to scare off airport birds"
  • "Aviation officials probe near-miss at Logan Airport"
  • "Airport Land Use: Tucson airport asks city for flight easements"
  
  
• Saturday June 25, 2005
  • "Indianapolis airlines to enjoy a softer landing"
  • "Sydney airport crime report ignored for two years"
  • "JetBlue Introduces Smaller Aircraft at Buffalo Airport"
  
  
• Friday June 24, 2005
  • "Panel hears Bangkok airport ignored legal advice on CTX deal"
  • "Security breach prompts lock down at Sea-Tac this morning"
  • "Regulators OK US Air-America West deal"
  • "Opening of 2 runways at Fort Lauderdale Int'l Airport upsets residents"
  
  
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