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• Thursday March 18, 2004
  • "Greensboro, N.C., Regional Airport to Get $11 Million from Feds for Expansion"
  • "Eugene, Ore., Airport Ready to Begin Work on New Runway"
  • "November Incident Raised Concern over Security at Richmond, Va., Airport"
  • "Dayton Airport passenger traffic takes off"
  • "Chicago extends no-bid airport deal"
  
  
• Wednesday March 17, 2004
  • "California Aviation Alliance Mailing Lists"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport numbers falling"
  • "IATA official assesses future of air travel in Middle East"
  • "Congress Looks at CAPPS II Program"
  • "Palm Springs Airport looks to increase air service"
  • "Chinese airports asked to pay more for noise hazard"
  • "Montgomery, Ala., Airport Aims High with Renovation"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Authority Revisits Plan to Build Retail Space"
  • "Burlington airport sees increase in travel"
  • "Flint's Bishop International Airport Sets Monthly Passenger Record"
  • "Irish Airport Workers Call Off March 18 Strike"
  • "Mayor, Former Governor Debate Providence, R.I., Airport Expansion"
  • "Sea-Tac Wants FAA to Foot More of Cost of Third Runway"
  • "Privatized Narita Airport to Have Capital of 100 B. Yen"
  • "Ex-airport worker wins case against government"
  • "San Jose, Calif., Airport to Get Passenger Terminal Complex"
  • "More customers choosing Santa Maria, Calif. airport"
  • "Oslo Airport sees passenger numbers rise in February"
  • "New runway due to open at Barcelona airport in August"
  • "Athens airport to carry out accident drill next week"
  • "Singapore to build new terminal at Changi Airport"
  • "Expanding India's air cargo facility"
  • "Hong Kong Airport Authority's Feb Cargo Throughput Rises 39.4%"
  • "France maintains 'red' alert level in rail stations, airports"
  • "Small Airport Security Remains On TSA Radar"
  • "Oakland airport's numbers fly higher"
  • "Chattanooga Airport Authority pushing for improvements"
  • "New security rules start Wednesday at Tucson airport"
  • "Basra airport 'to open' in July"
  
  
• Monday March 15, 2004
  • "D/FW push for design standards is taking off"
  • "Alterations to LAX Plan May Not Fly"
  • "PBIA Limits Private Planes"
  • "Macq Airports says Rome Airport has 'strong traffic growth'"
  • "You Want Me To Put My Shoes Where?"
  • "Beijing Capital Airport February passenger traffic up 16.6%"
  • "Minority contractors make gains at Indianapolis airport"
  • "Giant Runway Bridge over I-285 Is Under Way in Atlanta"
  • "Free parking could ease BWI curbside congestion"
  • "Notice of Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) Approvals and Disapprovals"
  • "Another Record Month at Frankfurt Airport"
  • "U.A.E./ Sharjah airport ends 2003 in style"
  • "Projects Announced for Canadian Airports Capital Assistance Program"
  • "Scottish airport's growth really taking off"
  • "Irish minister rejects mediation plan to avert airport strike"
  • "French airport sector contains drop in passengers"
  • "Aviation Growth Could Nullify UK Carbon Target - Report"
  • "Notice of Intent to Rule on PFC Application - La Crosse Municipal Airport, WI"
  • "Pittsburgh's hopes for wooing more service may rest on a fundamental weakness"
  • "Authority forced to take over baggage system at Pittsburgh Airport"
  • "Airport Security Questions"
  • "Airports focus on limiting workers' access"
  • "San Diego Airport Authority gauges support"
  • "Kansas City downtown airport to get $70 million facelift"
  • "Builders sue Mississippi airport over construction delays"
  
  
• Sunday March 14, 2004
  • "TSA Fines Against Passengers Draw Fire"
  • "German Airport to Get Biometric Security"
  • "Passenger finds out who cops are, the hard way"
  • "Lifting bags proving dangerous to airport screeners' health"
  • "Cincinnati Airport workers to face increased screening"
  • "Delta's Reid hired by Virgin USA"
  • "Ted brings smiles to United as low-cost carrier beats goals"
  • "Test, red tape discourage pilots from packing guns"
  • "EU tackles US over airline subsidies"
  • "Screener Shortages Troubling Airports"
  • "Virginia lawmakers pass bill to prohibit guns, other weapons in airport terminals"
  • "Analysis: The regional jet revolution"
  • "Security delays vex Palm Springs Airport officials"
  • "Bigger Planes, Smaller Planes, Parked Planes"
  
  
• Saturday March 13, 2004
  • "Traffic at Michigan airport rises for 8th month"
  • "Lawmakers Question Dearth Of Airport Security Fines"
  • "FAA clears air at PBIA by curtailing arrivals"
  • "Texas airport screener honored as hero"
  • "Berlin Airport Evacuated after Bomb Threat"
  • "Florida airport names noise officer"
  • "Airline-airport conference was boost for SRQ"
  • "The unfriendly skies over Toronto"
  • "Paris airport bunnies head for Cote d'Azur"
  • "Wichita, Kan., Airport Passenger Volume Rises from Year Ago"
  • "Oklahoma City, Okla., Airport Posts Gains in Passenger Traffic"
  • "San Jose, Calif. Runway to close for paving"
  • "Seven UK airport security staff arrested over stolen luggage"
  • "BAA may fight for cross-subsidies"
  • "Transportation Chief Calls Delays at Chicago's O'Hare Airport 'Unacceptable'"
  • "7 global biggies in fray for Delhi, Mumbai airports"
  • "BAA CEO Confident Stansted Runway Will Get Funding"
  • "Notice of Intent to Rule on PFC Application - Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport, Colorado"
  • "Strike By Brazil's Federal Police Leads To Long Airport Lines"
  • "Screener Hiring Burdened By Shortsighted Practices, Report Says"
  • "Security breached at Indian airport"
  • "Beijing Capital Airport to get third terminal"
  • "Baltimore-Washington International Airport to Get New Concession Operator"
  
  
• Thursday March 11, 2004
  • BAA USA approved as new BWI vendor
  • Report: Travelers with implants face increased airport screening
  • Israel's Nice wins U.S. airport security contract
  • Guam Airport chief steps down
  • Salt Lake City airport allows military families to depature gates
  • Despite Busy Cargo Airport, Memphis, Tenn., Ranks Low for Logistics
  • BAA airport traffic rises
  • Collier Airport Authority to launch national search for executive director
  • Moscow Airport Has Added More Security In Its 2012 Bid
  • Beijing Capital Airport Feb Passenger Numbers Up 17%
  • Council to keep eye on Coventry airport moves
  • Airport staff to join bus and rail strike in Ireland
  • Gary airport to house anti-terror team
  • New Flights Added at Quad City International Airport
  • Residents researching impact of new airport in Central Texas
  • Los Angeles World Airports Appoints Two Senior Officers To Airport Police Captains
  
  
• Wednesday March 10, 2004
  • Manchester Airport named best in the U.K.
  • Fed proposal could hurt Cedar City Regional airport
  • Proposed Birmingham International airport budget counts on dwindling income
  • New plans could see Welshpool airport grow
  • Ninoy Aquino International Airport workers poised to strike
  • Detroit Metro Airport Seeks Design Team For New Terminal
  • Cherry Capital Airport: Terminal is under budget
  • Prime Minister visits Katunayaka Airport
  • Stupak announces more flights into Pellston Regional Airport during the summer months
  • Heber Airport Traffic on the Rise
  • Ahmedabad Airport facilities not adequate
  • Glasgow Airport transport links are slammed
  • Onorato approaches state for funding for Pittsburgh International Airport
  • Fast-Growing Long Beach, Calif., Airport to Increase Security Screeners
  • Cardiff International Airport. How do I get there?
  • Airport chaos as hundreds scramble to leave Haiti
  • Denver Airport Sets January Record for Passenger Traffic in 2003
  • Passenger count up 11 percent at Wichita Mid-Continent airport
  
  
• Tuesday March 09, 2004
  • "Dallas Airport Tests Diversity Policies"
  • Guam International Airport progresses with capital improvement projects
  • Jet blowers may stop bugs from boarding
  • Liverpool John Lennon Airport plan to extend runway
  • Injury Rates for Airport Screeners Indicate Need for Ergonomics
  • Beirut International Airport traffic continues to increase
  • Norwich Airport owners reveal new plans
  • Frankfurt airport opens biometric security programme for staff
  • Stansted Airport groups' legal challenge to Government
  • Manila International Airport chief banned from partisan politics - DoJ
  • OzJet in Essendon airport conflict
  • Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International airport cleanup of creeks costly, challenging
  • South African Airport strikers consider new offer
  • Rhode Island Economic Council Backs T.F. Green Airport Expansion Effort
  • First witness takes stand in Piarco airport case
  • Zimbabwe Seizes 64 'Mercenaries' at Harare Airport
  • Brennan announces members of new Dublin Airport Authority
  • Security Concerns Threaten Palmdale Airport Plan
  • If Bush lands, Republic airport's ready
  
  
• Monday March 08, 2004
  • "New Jersey Governor asks for help with TSA staffing"
  • "Neighboring Cities to Oppose Modernization Plan for Los Angeles Airport"
  • "Bag-Screening Security System Almost Complete for Tampa, Fla., Airport"
  • "Amsterdam's Schipol airport could be partially privatised soon"
  • "Anti-Airport Groups Launch UK Legal Challenge"
  • "Assault stopped at N. Carolina airport checkpoint"
  • "Malaysian woman airport exec nabbed over human smuggling"
  • "Cincinnati Airport Struggles With Cleanup"
  • "Fliers Cope with Growing Pains at Richmond, Va., Airport"
  • "Woman held over airport meat haul"
  • "Prosecutor probes Trinidad airport investigation leak...warns media"
  • "New Taiwan airport sparks political squabble"
  • "Raiders use vents to bypass Dublin Airport security"
  • "Hi-tech boost to Indian airport security"
  
  
• Friday March 05, 2004
  • TSA Names Michael Robinson Federal Security Director at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport
  • Children Travel World Without Leaving New Orleans Lakefront Airport
  • Bob Hope Airport Curfew Tested
  • South Suburban Airport Board's Makeup Debated
  • Louisiana Study Anticipates 'Big Splash' from Proposed Cargo Airport
  • Illegal Works at Coventry Airport Ripped Up
  • Air Wisconsin, Outagamie Airport Traffic Rise from 2003
  • Airport May Take Flight Between Sioux Center, Orange City
  • Gogebic-Iron Airport Funding Threatened
  • Soekarno-Hatta Airport to Speed Up Customs Clearance
  • Avalon Airport Dismisses Fire Claims
  • Police Arrest JFK Airport Bag Handlers
  • Book Details D/FW Airport's Green Efforts
  • Gainesville Airport Authority Considers Two New Airlines
  • Fitch Rates Miami-Dade County Airport Revenue Bonds 'A', Negative Outlook
  • Tampa, Fla., Airport Uses Persuasion to Promote Noise Abatement
  • American Airlines Pact to Boost D/FW Airport Traffic
  • Warwick, R.I., Considers Proposals for Airport Runway Expansion
  • Chen Rushes Inauguration of Chingchuankang International Airport Despite Construction
  
  
• Thursday March 04, 2004
  • Atlantic City Airport Looking to Hire More Screeners
  • Travelers Beating I-15 Traffic With Short-Hop Airline Flights Between Las Vegas and Southern California
  • Perzel Makes Grab at Philadelphia International Airport
  • New Airport Screening System Debated
  • Take-off for £11m Norwich International Airport Deal
  • Walker Field Airport Terminal Expansion to Open by End of March
  • Swiss Airport Company on Track for Venezuelan Deal
  • Nagoya Airport to Reopen for Private Flights
  • Additional Terminal Capacity at Dublin Airport is Urgently Needed
  • Federal Government to Upgrade Benin Airport's Facilities
  • Private Sector Involvement Plans Unveiled for Newquay Cornwall International Airport
  • Germany to Weigh Security Upgrade at Frankfurt Airport
  • Cargo Companies May Be Leaving Jackson Airport
  • Airport Screeners Have Highest Injury Rate
  • Queenstown Airport Half-Year Profit Up 63%
  • New International Airport to Be Put Into Operation in Moscow
  • Dallas/Fort Worth Airport May Tap Bond Sale for Baggage Handling System
  
  
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