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• Thursday April 01, 2004
  • "Toronto's Pearson Airport, Air Canada at odds over gates, again"
  • "Toronto airport unveils shared networking system"
  • "Rising travel demand belies airlines' woes"
  • "Palmdale-Las Vegas flights stalled again"
  • "EU says agreement on sharing airline passenger data violates privacy law"
  • "Ohio airport will get bed tax money"
  • "Irish Airport Takes The Hassle Out Of Flying"
  • "Consultants to study Welsh airport idea"
  • "Brazilian legislation aims to prohibit airports near urban areas"
  • "Survey: Detroit airport gets good marks for large airports"
  • "Study Shows Denver Airport Saw Greatest Drop in Fare Costs from 2001"
  • "FAA: Long Beach, Calif., Airport Needs to Expand to Meet Passenger Demand"
  • "FAA calls for bigger Burbank airport"
  
  
• Wednesday March 31, 2004
  • "A tale of two airports"
  • "Japanese court rejects suit against mayor over airport"
  • "Privatized Narita Airport Operator Faces Tough Road Ahead"
  • "Increase in demand for slots at Spanish airports"
  • "European Commission opens probe into expansion of Frankfurt airport"
  • "FAA advises expansion at T.F. Green by 2020"
  • "Judge Rules Against United in Denver Case"
  • "How to factor reliable air service into the growth equation"
  • "Bill aims to speed airline missile protection"
  • "Rough skies ahead for big "legacy" carriers"
  • "Corrected Note to List: Welcome to the 'Aviation Noise' Blog
  
  
• Tuesday March 30, 2004
  • "Sea-Tac to Unveil Expansion Project's First Section"
  • "San Antonio Airport may face a crowded future"
  • "Witness was asked to take bomb to Vancouver airport"
  • "D/FW Airport may gain Army contract"
  • "Officials say Albuquerque airport can handle traffic"
  • "Small Iowa Airport Struggles After 9/11"
  • "Florida airport balances solutions, optimism"
  • "Sarasota-Bradenton pins its hopes on low-fare airline, $2 million draw"
  • "Can SRQ keep flying?"
  • "Supporters say SRQ financial incentives offer a quick fix"
  • "Nationally, smaller airports face bleak future"
  • "Contract change heads off second Vancouver Airport strike"
  • "Mississippi airport responds to lawsuit over construction delays"
  • "Canada Airport, Passport Vetting Is Lax, Auditor Says"
  • "Britain Arrests 8 Pakistanis in Connection to Bombing Plot"
  • "Bulgaria to modernise, sell airports"
  • "Security Breach Delays Flights at Orange County, Calif., Airport"
  
  
• Monday March 29, 2004
  • "Williams 'grew into' job as airport head"
  • "FAA no closer to reaching decision on Philadelphia airport"
  • "Additional Spaces Help Minneapolis Airport Land Parking Dollars"
  • "Human rights group: Mexico's increased airport security gave illegal power to U.S. agents"
  • "Notice of Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) Approvals and Disapprovals"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Gunnison-Crested Buttle Regional Airport, CO"
  • "Hochtief plans to set up airport fund"
  • "India to screen airport passengers for cash ahead of election/ report"
  • "Visitor's Center to Be Built in Myrtle Beach, S.C., Airport"
  • "Williams Gateway Airport hopes for Mexican trade flights by summer"
  • "Expansion project of Beijing's Capital Airport launched"
  • "Smaller Nebraska communities seek new air links"
  • "It's wheels over wings for many short trips"
  • "Ethics commission director says GTRA may have mishandled funds"
  • "Grand airport designs give Parr a first-class vision"
  • "Al-Qaeda planned to attack Heathrow airport"
  
  
• Sunday March 28, 2004
  • "Sarasota Bradenton Airport has seen better days"
  • "Air Service Development: Evansville Flight Voucher Doing Poorly"
  • "The White Zone is for Loading and Unloading Art"
  • "San Francisco, Oakland among 11 national airports that need expansion"
  • "Airport emergency drill tests New Mexico firefighters"
  • "Tucson airport among 43 told: Expand"
  • "Congressman calls for probe of New York airport security firings"
  • "FAA, Projecting Travel Needs, Calls for 43 Airport Expansions"
  • "Denver Airport to Reach Pre-Sept. 11 Passenger Level Soon, FAA Predicts"
  
  
• Saturday March 27, 2004
  • "Special Report: The Plane Truth About Airline Woes"
  • "Boeing slams Airbus optimism on superjumbo-paper"
  • "Wisconsin lawmakers could reconvene to consider airline tax break"
  • ASCE Air Transportation Group Seventh Annual Conference - April 22, 2004 - "Facing New Challenges in a New Era"
  • "Clock is ticking on Pittsburgh, US Airways CEO says"
  • "'Southwest is coming to kill us,' US Airways chief tells workers"
  • "Voucher sales slow for Indianapolis air service"
  
  
• Friday March 26, 2004
  • "Federal decision clips wing at Georgia airport"
  • "Boston's Logan Airport Passenger Traffic Jumps 22 Percent in February"
  • "Turbulence over the new runway at Bush Intercontinental Airport"
  • "U.S. Airport 'summer meltdown' Predicted"
  • "Managers replace striking fuel workers at Vancouver airport"
  • "Homeland Security suspends some hiring"
  • "Airport and Seaport User Fee Advisory Committee Meeting"
  • "F.A.A. Takes Steps to Cut Total Delays"
  • "Airports look to return to private security screeners"
  • Changing flight patterns doesn't fly with some residents in San Antonio
  • US Airways to Bring Regional Jet Service to Charleston, W.Va., Airport
  • Gary airport money may be in jeopardy
  • Germany makes major effort to cash in on airport developments in Middle East
  • Jetstar might just fly into Canberra yet
  • Guernsey Airport terminal is officially opened today
  • Linfox talks big with $3m Avalon Airport facelift
  • Rockwood Municipal airport adds security with federal grants
  • New Zealand's Hamilton Airport To Double Rev, Passengers
  • Colorado Springs tries to get discount airlines to the airport
  • Sacramento, Calif., Board Puts Plan for New Airport in Motion
  • Low-Fare Airline Decides against Service to Roanoke, Va., Airport
  • Jobs Boost For Exeter Airport
  • Ryanair to pursue SIPTU unless airport guarantee provided
  • Pearson Airport bomb checks
  • Probe into Coventry airport sale
  • Board Approves Longer Runway at Warwick, R.I., Airport
  • Orlando Sanford International airport's February passenger traffic up 190%
  • Airport Security May Go Private Again
  • Hochtief to spin off airport stakes into new fund-paper
  • Groups, individuals challenge Florida Panhandle airport land-use plans
  • "In-Line Screening Systems See Operational Progress"
  
  
• Thursday March 25, 2004
  • "Airports top Infratil agenda"
  
  
• Wednesday March 24, 2004
  • "Passengers get small break on Canadian airport security tax"
  • "Goal: to improve airport security"
  • "Australia warns Pacific neighbours to tighten airport security or face bans"
  • "Australian airport evacuated as coffin raises alarm"
  • "2 Michigan airports locked in grudge match"
  • "Corpus Christi Airport officials look to busier future"
  • "World airports chief sees a robust 2004"
  • "Hartsfield delays construction for bomb-detection machines"
  • "Airlines Show Interest in Regular Service at Airport near Mesa, Ariz."
  • "Construction under way at Laughlin/Bullhead airport"
  • "Sydney Airport chief quiet on security scare"
  
  
• Tuesday March 23, 2004
  • "Terrorist Working at Heathrow"
  • "Singapore in 26-million-dollar airport upgrade to welcome A380 jumbo jet"
  • "Australian Govt Approves Sydney Airport 20-Yr Master Plan"
  • "Orlando, Fla., Airport Presents $3.3 Billion Spending Plan for Consideration"
  • "Notice To Intend To Rule on PFC Application - Atlantic City International Airport"
  • "Renovation of Albuquerque, N.M., Airport Security Area to Help Businesses"
  • "Hong Kong Government Hopes For Airport Privatization Bill At End 2004"
  • "Big-Ticket Items in Budget Win Approval at Salt Lake City Airport"
  • AirTran doubles up on BWI-Dallas service
  • Trenton Mercer Airport has new future
  • AirTran to increase daily flights to Vegas
  • Passenger traffic up 8% at Austin Bergstrom International Airport
  • Expansion is planned for Teesside airport
  • IDM launches new public Internet kiosks at Beirut International Airport
  • Zimbabwe army tightens airport security
  • Handover/Acceptance of Mostar Airport
  • ACI Sees Robust 2004 For Airport Industry
  • Jakarta airport radar breaks down twice
  • Federal Money Slated To Move Some Near Birmingham International Airport
  • Student prize sniffs out airport trouble
  • Southwest Florida International Airport Records 18th Consecutive Month of Record-Setting Passenger Traffic
  • Rhode Island Airport Agency to Vote on Warwick Runway Expansion
  • Atlanta Airport Airline Agent Keeps Busy with Passengers' Drama
  • Santa Maria airport taking flight
  • Miami International Airport deals tarnish image of Mr. Clean
  • Sofia Airport Construction Seeks Revised Terms
  • New security director named at Philadelphia airport
  • Airport feud has dogged Edmonton for over 50 years
  • Labor pushes second Sydney Airport plan
  • Saba Helps BAA Meet Airport Safety Regulations
  • Pittsburgh Airport Considers Hike in Boarding Fees
  • Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Awaits Rail Service
  • Belfast City Airport chief in pledge on night flying
  • Salt Lake City Officials Renew Commitment to Second Airport
  • Sydney airport expansion plans a worry for residents
  • Wilmington, N.C., Officials Hope Airport's New Look Reflects the South
  • Campaign for Ontario, Calif., Airport Aims to Lure LAX Travelers
  
  
• Sunday March 21, 2004
  • "Man held for impersonating Secret Service agent at California Airport"
  • "Fired airport safety and security officer files suit"
  
  
• Saturday March 20, 2004
  • "Indiana airport expects boost from new carrier"
  • "S. Dakota airport deal needs revote"
  • "Allegiant gives Indiana airport look of life"
  • "Devices change faster than the rules"
  • "Middle East is leading Airline industry global recovery"
  • "Analyst says '04 recovery by airlines is less likely"
  • "Indianapolis Airport retools formula that governs what BAA is paid"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport considers increasing PFC"
  • "Man gets probation for using fake badge at airport"
  • "Raleigh, N.C., Airport Makeover Focuses on Travelers"
  • "Airport screeners uncover guns, knives, pets"
  • "Virgin Atlantic cans lip-shaped urinals in U.S."
  
  
• Friday March 19, 2004
  • "Florida airport considers 'revenue guarantees' to lure regional jet service"
  • "Los Angeles Airport Officials' Documents Subpoenaed"
  • "Community, New Orleans airport goals may clash"
  • "Backers of FedEx Cargo Hub at Greensboro, N.C., Airport Update Legal Defense"
  • "Revisions to Passenger Facility Charge Rule for Compensation to Air Carriers"
  • "Feds give Minneapolis airport $8 million ; Money will go to new north-south runway"
  • "A worthwhile risk for Indiana airport"
  • "Discussions over how to pay homeowners who will be affected by Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport's expansion"
  • "AGS Wins Iraq's Sulaimaniya Airport Contract"
  • "Iberia considers switching Miami hub"
  • "D.C. Metro Airport Authority Interested in Adding BWI"
  • "Airport worker killed by exploding jetbridge tire"
  
  
• Thursday March 18, 2004
  • "EU Panel Weighs Privacy Action Vs. U.S."
  • "Kisses, the sexy urinal: What a way to go when you need relief"
  • "American Airlines back from brink"
  • "Ryanair seeks to keep Dublin Airport open during strikes"
  • "Saville a winner in Glasgow airport deal"
  • "Hedging helps low-cost airlines hold down price of aviation fuel"
  • "New U.S. system for screening airline passengers assailed"
  • "International Operators Eye Bulgaria's Coastal Airports"
  • "Three Nebraska cities work together for airline service"
  • "Plan could speed airport screenings"
  • "Airport security still needs work: Business Travelers"
  • "SFO security, jobs on mayor's mind"
  • "United pushes back date for bankruptcy emergence"
  • "Illinois airport hit by food thieves"
  • "SFO becomes first wireless NorCal airport"
  • "Long Beach, Calif., Airport Upgrade Meeting Tonight"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport Chief Fears US Airways Backing Off Regional Jet Service"
  • "Florida airport makes way for pickup by phone"
  • "TSA Defends Its Scrutiny of Airport Workers"
  • "Errant Landings at Sea-Tac Cause Alarm"
  • "St. Louis Firm Files Lawsuit over Being Cut Out of Airport Security Contract"
  
  
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