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• Monday January 12, 2004
  • Fwd: Changi Airport Offers Travellers New Entertainment Facilities in Transit Area
  • Fwd: Highland Airport Deal Still Some Way From Take-Off
  • Fwd: SMA Permit Sought for Kahului Airport
  • Fwd: Newport News/Williamburg International Airport Flying High With 'Small Hub' Status, Free From Debt
  • Fwd: Dubai Airport Records 18 Million Passengers in 2003
  • Fwd: Aloha, Applying for DCA Flight Slots, is Part of a Crowd
  • Fwd: Hengchun Airport Seen As Fully Safe
  • Fwd: Mesaba Flights Back On in Waterloo
  • Fwd: Small Town Airports in South Dakota Entering Jet Age
  • Fwd: Passenger Traffic Up Almost 12% - Dayton International Airport
  • Fwd: Atlanta, Chicago Both Claim World's Busiest Airport
  • Fwd: Allegheny County Airport Authority Paves Way for Debt Reduction
  • Fwd: Strike Vote Threatens Dublin Airport Chaos
  
  
• Friday January 09, 2004
  • Melbourne Airport Officials Get Serious about Security
  • Govt Supports Princess Juliana International Airport Expansion, Talks on Contribution Continue
  • Prestwick International Airport Records 25% Increase in Passengers
  • City of Toronto Sued Over Airport Bridge
  • Macao Airport Sees 27% Growth in Cargo Handling
  • Independence Air Planning to Fly into Albany Airport
  • Terminal Trouble for Zurich Airport
  • Geneva Airport Sets New Passenger Record
  • Added Service Gives Greater Binghamton Airport a Record Boost
  • Union Complaint May End Airport Strike in South Africa
  • Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport May Gain Two Carriers
  • Board of Supervisors OKs Study of Sacramento International Airport Design Plans
  • Conservation Chiefs Slam Coventry Airport Plans
  • TSA to Hire Screeners at Syracuse and Watertown Airports
  • US Airways, Pittsburgh Airport Face Uncertainty
  • Fitch Affirms Allegheny County Airport Authority Revenue Bonds at 'BBB', Rating Watch Negative
  • Pact Creates Executive Panel for South Suburban Airport Commission
  • Campbell: Eagle County Regional Airport Radar System Close
  • Newark Airport Ranks Last Among Nation's Biggest Airports for On-Time Arrivals
  • O'Hare International Airport Ranks Last for Arrivals, Departures
  • No Snow Here, But North Bend Municipal Airport Stalled
  • Portland Airport Shut Down by Storm for Third Day
  • Deal Fails to Give Pittsburgh International Airport Upgraded Bond Rating
  • D/FW Airport Posts 18% Rise in Holiday Travel
  • Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport Tightens Security Policy
  • Changi Named World's Best Airport
  
  
• Thursday January 08, 2004
  • FedEx Considers Incheon for Operations Hub
  • Senai Ropes in Boston Firm to Compete with Changi
  • Northwest to Add Daily Portland-Tokyo Flights
  • Pilot Strike Theatens Air Service in Grand Rapids
  • Bensenville Commits to 3rd Airport
  • Vietnam to Open Civilian Airport at Cam Ranh Bay By Summer
  • Salisbury-Ocean City: Wicomico Regional Airport Gets Funding to Court 2nd Carrier
  • Palm Springs Expected to Name Airport Director Today
  • November Airport Traffic Mixed - Memphis Airports
  • $3.2 Million to Upgrade Honolulu Airport
  • Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport Gets Satellite Forecast Station
  • Delay in Pathankot Airport Project Annoys Khanna
  • Infratil In Talks To Buy Luebeck Airport
  • Mexican Officials Downplay U.S. Role in Airport Checks
  • Take-Off Trouble for Airport at Shamshabad
  • Britain in the Dock over Airport Control
  • Amsterdam Schiphol Airport Plans Series of Improvements
  • Davie Keeping Current on Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Expansion Plans
  • Little Ado on Day 1 of Airport New Rules
  • Delta Opposes FAA Plan for Salt Lake City Airport
  • Activity At Cincinnati Airport Returns To Normal
  • No Letup in Sight for Kansai Airport
  • Editorial: Sacramento International Airport Facelift
  • FedEx Signs Cooperation Pact With Guangzhou Airport
  • Lockheed Wins Contract at D/FW
  • Midway Atoll Airport Open Until Jan. 31
  
  
• Tuesday January 06, 2004
  • Fair Fares Seeks State Expansion, $52.5 Million - Wichita, KS
  • Dubai Airport Goes Underground
  • Lauderdale Airport Runway Expansion Disrupts Home Sales
  • Display Commemorates 50th Anniversary of Anchorage Airport
  • Foreigner Tracking Plan Beginning at San Jose Airport
  • Eldoret International Airport Still Waiting for Cargo Flights
  • Latham Struggles to Keep Sydney Airport Policy Under Radar
  • Armed Police for Belfast Airport
  • Pakistanis Welcome Airport Fingerprinting
  • Onorato Announces New US Airways Leases at Pittsburgh's Airport
  • Upgraded Taitung Airport Air-Bridges the Gap
  • US Begins New Year With Tougher Airport, Seaport Screening Procedures
  • Hawaii Airport Tallies Show It's Been Raining Tourists
  • Karnataka to Begin Bangalore International Airport Project Soon
  • The New Museum: Your Local Airport
  • New Rules At Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
  • California's International Airports Launch New Security Program
  • New Security Screening System Used At Houston Airport
  • New Indianapolis International Airport Security Measures GetMixed Reaction
  • Foreign Travelers Now Fingerprinted, Photographed at NewarkLiberty Airport
  
  
• Friday January 02, 2004
  • Airport Solution in Southern California: Regionalization
  • New Airport in Taiwan to Open Soon
  • A Look Ahead: What 2004 Will Bring for the Twin Cities Airport
  • Louisville International Airport Plans for New Gates, Terminal Update
  • Nigerian Stowaway to US Dies in Plane
  • Fresh War of Words on Stansted Airport Expansion
  • Branson Airport Gains Ground
  • Jamaica Launches Airport Security Probe
  • Dorval Now Trudeau Airport
  • Americans Fingerprinted at Brazil Airport
  • Newark Airport Not Meeting Baggage-Screening Deadline
  • Terrorist Threats Keep Airport Security High
  • Makeshift Clinic at Kerman Airport
  • Pakistan to Shut Airport for Asia Leaders' Arrival
  • South Florida Tourism Officials Worried About New Tracking Systemfor Foreign Visitors
  • Dulles Airport Security Official Busted, Suspended
  • SIA's New Long-Haul Plane to Boost Changi Airport's Hub Status
  • O'Hare Set to Keep Title as Busiest Airport
  
  
• Wednesday December 31, 2003
  • Ridge Praises Int'l Effort on Air Marshal Plan
  • Miami Makes "No-Fly Zone" List This New Years
  • US Demands Guards on Foreign Planes
  • Travel Agents Upset at State of Thiruvananthapuram Airport
  • Lafayette Airport Commission Appoints Colomb
  • Passengers Total Soars At East Midlands Airport
  
  
• Tuesday December 30, 2003
  • Delta Making Flight Changes at D/FW
  • MP Backs Wick Airport Go-It-Alone Proposal
  • Report: Opening of Singapore Terminal Delayed Until 2008
  • Gainesville Regional Airport May Face Wetlands Penalty
  • Tourism Rebounds; Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport Slumps
  • Anchorage Airport Expects 4 Percent Cargo Growth in 2004
  • Little Turbulence at Denver International Airport
  • Airport Consolidation Issue Brings Cautious Comments - CollierCounty, FL
  • Orlando International Airport Hiring 150 Security Screeners
  • Tucson Expanding Airport
  • Community Boards Approve Kennedy and LaGuardia Airport LeaseExtensions
  • End of Monopoly: New Airport for Ko Samui
  
  
• Monday December 29, 2003
  • Task Force Pushes Lower Fees for Lambert-St. Louis InternationalAirport
  • Court Gives Control of Boundary Bay Airport to Delta
  • Vincent Safuto: Brevard Airport Stretches Its Locale
  • New Airport Will Be Jewel in Transportation Crown-Toronto PearsonInternational Airport
  • Planes With Explosives Found at Saudi Airport
  • Foreigners at Detroit Metro Will Face Fingerprinting Starting Jan. 5
  • Bam Airport Has Handled 500 Flights
  • American Airlines Stowaway Was Dead for Four Days
  • Traffic May Force Tauranga Airport Out
  • Airport Security 'Still Not Tight Enough'
  
  
• Friday December 26, 2003
  • Federal Surveillance Technology to be Tested at T.F. Green Airport
  • Malaysia's Senai Airport to Undergo Expansion
  • Cyprus Airport Security Alert
  • New International Gateway - Eagle County Regional Airport
  • Goa Gears Up To Partly Use Proposed Intl Airport By 2007
  • Airport Alerts as Terror Fears Continue
  • Police Look Into Security Scare at Toronto's PearsonInternational Airport
  • Six Die in Crash at North Las Vegas Airport
  • Enclosure to Cut Down on Oakland County International Airport Noise
  • Soldier Killed as Bomb Hits Jolo Airport
  • Doctors Rate U.S. Airport's Food
  • Some Travelers Stuck in Long Airport Lines
  • Fresno Loses Transport Director to Florida
  • Atlanta Airport Traffic Up; Flowing Smoothly
  
  
• Thursday December 25, 2003
  • 'Twas The Night Before Christmas
  
  
• Wednesday December 24, 2003
  • Mediacom, Quad-City International Airport Partner to OfferWireless Access
  • Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport Firefighters May PushConsolidation With County
  • Taxi Firms Sue Commission Over Licensing Fees at Lambert Field
  • New Indianapolis International Airport Terminal is in a HoldingPattern
  • Humboldt County Officials Say Arcata-Eureka Airport SecurityFlaws Addressed
  • Rome Airport Disrupted as Alitalia Staff Debate Planned Cuts
  • Noise Nuisance Will Be Cut in Airport Expansion Plan
  • Rapid City Airport Gets Interim Director
  • D/FW Airport Sees 9.3% Percent Rise in Holiday Travel
  • BART, Oakland Airport Increase Security
  • Airport Proposal for Mining Town in Australia
  • D'Amato's Role Investigated in La Guardia Airport Deal
  
  
• Tuesday December 23, 2003
  • "Aviation Security Still A Target"
  • Uncertainty Surrounds Heathrow Airport Expansion
  • Dallas Airport's Taxi Time Longest Among Nation's Top 10
  • Turner Awarded Contract to Construct the Oakland Airport TerminalExpansion (Tex) Program in Oakland, California
  • ABN Amro is New Delhi and Mumbai Airports Development Consultant
  • Vietnam Builds International Airport at ex-U.S. Base
  
  
• Monday December 22, 2003
  • Alternative Floated to Privatizing of Atlanta's Airport
  • DuPage Airport Board Chooses New Director
  • Casa Grande Panel Against Renaming Airport
  • Mounted Police to Patrol Houston Airport
  • Atlantic City International Airport Passengers Get a Lift
  • Wichita Mid-Continent Airport Likely to Rise in Growth Polls
  • Singapore Feels the Heat
  • Great Falls Airport Unveils Renovations
  • A New Technique for Quieter Landings
  • Terror Threats Lead To Increased Security At Miami InternationalAirport, Ports
  • Ahmedabad Airport Gets a Facelift
  • Newark Airport Gets Grant for Video Surveillance
  • Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport, Coliseum to Grow with Area
  • Da Nang Airport Extensions Need US$265mil
  
  
• Friday December 19, 2003
  • Commuter Carriers Spark Rise in RDU Traffic
  • Military Officials Oppose Shared Airport in San Diego County
  • Campaign to Draw Delta to Willard Airport Launched
  • Commercial Service Out of Naples Airport Resumes
  • Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority Seeks to ExpandBusiness at Niagara Falls Airport
  • Federal Grant to Pay for Motion Sensors at PittsburghInternational Airport
  • Bob Hope Airport Open for Flights
  • Denver Airport to Test Surveillance System
  • Airport Travelers Urged to Keep Eyes Open
  
  
• Thursday December 18, 2003
  • Thaksin Wants Two More Runways at Suvarnabhumi International Airport
  • Miami Airport Loses Federal Funding for Expansion Project
  • Changi's Plain Cousin? - No-Frills Terminal Planned to AttractLow-Cost Carriers
  • Commercial Flights Not in St. Augustine-St. Johns CountyAirport's Master Plan
  • J. Michael Brown Resigns from Louisville Airport Board
  • SARS Alert at Changi Airport in Singapore
  • TSA Awards Grants to Test Airport Security Technology
  • Richmond International Airport to Promote New Round-Trip Serviceto Miami
  • Sialkot International Airport's Groundbreaking Ceremony Today
  • Exeter International Airport Wins All-Clear for Big Expansion
  • Kochi Airport Makes Record Profits
  • Glasgow Goes to War with Darling over Airport Snub
  • Mixed Views On Brave New Plan For Aberdeen Airport
  
  
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