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• Friday February 13, 2004
  • MBS International Airport Manager to Call It a Day
  • Former Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport Workers Protest English-Only Test
  • Shenzhen Airport Seeks Hong Kong Airport Authority As Investor
  • 'Season' Kicks Southwest Florida International Airport's Flight Schedule into High Gear
  • Separate Reports Slam Flawed Airport Security
  • Secrecy Requested in Los Angeles Airport Bomb Plot Hearing
  • Indian Government Slashes Airport, Navigation Charges
  • Investors Skeptical of AoT Investment in New Suvarnabhumi Airport
  • Privacy Issue Delays Change in Airport Screening System
  • Fwd: FAA and TSA to take part in NTSB Academy Safety Session
  • Airline Sells Out First Flights From Gary Airport
  
  
• Thursday February 12, 2004
  • PDX Unveils New Rules to Improve Treatment of Foreign Travelers
  • SFO Rolls Out Red Carpet to Woo New Virgin USA
  • Frontier Opening New Kansas City Maintenance Facility
  • Johannesburg Airport to Get Trade Centre
  • Rockford Airport Working To Attract "Airline Z"
  • Residents Blast £20m Derry Airport Expansion Plan
  • Janitors 'Sick-Out' Strikes Oakland International Airport
  • Central Japan International Airport to Offer Lower Landing Fees
  • Shreveport Airport Loses Its New Orleans Flights
  • Tampa Airport Ranks High in Satisfaction Survey
  • Sharjah Ruler Inspects Airport Free Zone
  • Purdue Airport Experiences Final Days of Commercial Flights This Week
  • Proposed Cut in Funds Concerns Venango Airport Manager
  • Kansas City International Airport Begins Final Phase of Terminal Renovation Project
  • Big Business Joins Fight Against New Airport Screening
  • UK Airport Numbers Up Despite Concerns
  • Hana Airport Facing Budget Cuts
  • Bird Eggs Seized at Melbourne Airport
  • Sarasota Bradenton International Airport Wants to Subsidize Low-Cost Carrier
  • Airport Terrorist Screening Fails Test
  • Coventry Airport Building 'Breaks Rules'
  • San Antonio Airport Ranks Above Board in Customer Satisfaction
  • FAA Orders Sensis Production of Additional 11 Airport Surface Detection Equipment Systems, Model X
  • US Airways to Upgrade Baggage System At Philadelphia International Airport
  • Thai Airport Agency to Sell 30% Stake in IPO
  • Commission Urged to Get Tough with DOT over Kahului Airport
  • Glasgow Airport Passenger Traffic Shows Slight Decline in January
  • Passenger Count Soars at St. Petersburg-Clearwater Airport
  • O'Hare Opponents Question More Roads To Airport
  
  
• Wednesday February 11, 2004
  • DIA has Record December
  • Kuala Lumpur International Airport Sees 5% Rise in Pax Traffic
  • Capital City Airport to Survey 1,100 Businesses
  • Port Starts Land Buy for Olympia Airport Remodel
  • Wisconsin Lawmakers Seek Airport Development Zones
  • Albany County Airport Authority Seeks New Site for Water Tank
  • Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Terminal Evacuated Following Security Concern
  • D/FW Airport Construction Costs Rise
  • Snag Hits Hyderabad Intl Airport Project
  • Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport CEO Mark VanLoh Resigns
  • Belfast City Airport Gets New Chief
  • 2,000 Airport Workers Sacked in Nigeria
  • Suvarnabhumi Airport Contract Questioned
  • Historic Airport Terminal? Yep, and in Newark
  • Alfa Sheremetyevo Willing to Cooperate with Aeroflot in Managing Sheremetyevo Airport
  • Lack of Money is Blamed for Arlanda Airport Near-Misses
  • Boeing Gets $198M Contract for Airport Security
  • Traveling Public At Risk -- Be Part of the Solution
  
  
• Tuesday February 10, 2004
  • DOJ Declines to Issue Opinion on New Iloilo Airport Bidding Process
  • Continental Airlines to Inaugurate Service Between Houston/Hobby and New York, Cleveland Hubs
  • Lower Fares Give Erie International Airport Business Boost
  • Scottsdale Municipal Airport OKs Blast Wall by Runway to Cut Noise, Fumes
  • Oakland International Airport Work Stalls Over Hiring Flap
  • Philadelphia International Airport Security Chief Removed Over Nepotism Allegation
  • Expansion of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to Cost Sh5 Billion
  • Airport Technology May Prevent Collisions
  • Hydro Air Sues Lagos Airport for R119m
  • Changi Airport Pulls Out All Stops to Defend Hub Crown
  • Tunisia to Build $488 Million Airport, Aims to Lure Tourists
  • DOT to Present Airport Plan to Maui Planning Panel
  
  
• Monday February 09, 2004
  • Gainesville Airport Will Offer Free Wireless Internet Access
  • Olympia Airport Runway in Line for Relocation
  • Rome Airport Hub: Cirf Increases Corporate Capital By 7 Million
  • Canberra Airport Extension Pushes Ahead
  • Indianapolis Airport May Seek Consultant to Find Hub Tenants
  • How Safe Are Our Nation's Airports?
  • United Hopes Thrifty Travelers Will Like Flying With Ted
  • Detroit Metro Airport Puts Lid on Rivals of Northwest
  • Airport Screeners Hired Without Checks
  • Hands Off Edmonton Airport - Leduc Mayor
  • Travelers Give Thumbs-Up to Tests of Rochester Airport Security
  • Upgrade Will Make DIA Window Glass Less Lethal in Blast
  • MidAmerica Airport Faces Tough Market Choices Ahead
  • Is Your Airport Safe?
  • County Promotes Discount Fares at Pittsburgh Airport
  • Political Supporter of Mayor May Get Syracuse Airport Contract
  • Airport Wait More Alluring With a Laptop
  • Oamaru Airport Working Party Recommended
  • Golden Triangle Regional Airport Losing Money, May Call on Governments' Assistance
  
  
• Friday February 06, 2004
  • U.S. Launches Effort to Detect Terrorist Shipments of Nuclear, Radioactive Material
  • United's Discount Airline Will Fly From Dulles
  • British Company Poised to Take Over at BWI
  • Traffic Growth in Copenhagen Airport: the Number of Passengers Increased by 2.5% in January
  • Little Rock Airport Drops Non-Stop New Orleans Service
  • Palm Springs Airport Traffic on Course for Record
  • InVision Gets Frankfurt Airport Contract
  • Central Wisconsin Airport Studies Growth Options
  • Los Angeles International Airport Flight Volume at Lowest Level in 14 Years
  • Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Noise Projections Revised
  • Gen. Mitchell International Airport Officials Say Expansion Plan Needed; Residents Wary of Impact
  • Bright Future For Idaho Falls Airport
  • Chandigarh Airport to Expand Its Apron
  • Airport Security Clouds America West's Mexico Plans
  • Brisbane Airport Has A $7 Million Property Lift
  • Grand Island's Central Nebraska Regional Airport Looks to Spread Its Wings
  • Sydney Airport Rides Out Turbulence
  • Seattle Airport Security Screening Supervisor Put On Leave
  • United Stance to Keep Sydney Airport Plan Grounded
  • Jaipur Airport Set to Go International
  • Manchester Airport To Open New Terminal
  • US Airways' Cuts Lead to 20.9% Fall in Pittsburgh International Airport Traffic
  • Another Contractor Pleads Guilty in Honolulu Airport Scandal
  • Colombo Airport Reopens After Crash
  
  
• Thursday February 05, 2004
  • Geese Threaten Aircraft at Salem Airport
  • Labor Concerns Delay Oakland Airport Vote
  • Co-Piloting DIA's Course
  • Vietnam Opens Airport on Prison Island
  • Airport Security Reflects Poor Pay, Training, Prof Says
  • DeStefano Asks Towns to Postpone Tweed-New Haven Regional Airport Aid
  • US VISIT Can Increase Airport Transit Time
  • Prince George Could Lose Airport Control Tower
  • Detroit Metropolitan Airport to Seek Designs for New Terminal
  • Commercial Airline Ending Service at Bedford Airport
  • Brisbane Airport in $9.8m Profit Rise
  • Brisbane Airport Sale to Fund Coalition Promises
  • Commercial Airline Ending Service at Trenton-Mercer Airport
  • Sea-Tac Airport Promotions Process 'Tainted,' McDermott Says
  • Police Clip Wings of Massive Pearson International Airport Theft Ring
  
  
• Wednesday February 04, 2004
  • Steady is Key for McGhee Tyson Traffic
  • Airlines Land at SFO
  • Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport Board Approves Audit Firm
  • BWI Could Soon Have British Company Running Concessions
  • Self-Service Speeds Check-In
  • Tucson Airport May Expand Again to Ease Overcrowding
  • Great Plains Owes MidAmerica Airport $200,000
  • Charlotte/Douglas International Airport to Charge 'Facility' Fee
  • Futures of SIA, Changi Airport Intertwined in Symbiotic Way: Yeo Cheow Tong
  • Ruling Could Affect Derry Airport
  • Business is Taking Off at Louis Armstrong International Airport
  • Dubai International Airport Receives Thousands of Visitors Daily From Different Parts of the World
  • Airport Security Firm Accused of Bribery
  
  
• Tuesday February 03, 2004
  • Extended Runway Plans May Take Off at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
  • New Arotech Subsidiary FAAC Inc Gets First Order for New Training Simulator from Detroit Metropolitan Airport
  • BWI Short on Screeners, Officials Say
  • Bismarck Airport Renews Rural/Metro Contract
  • Conflict Ruling Due on Whenuapai
  • Airport Gets Priority in Niagara County
  • Tucson International Airport Officials to Address Overcrowded Waiting Areas
  • Passengers, Cargo Up Slightly at New Orleans International Airport
  • Cardiff Airport Among Fastest Growing
  • Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz Availability at Baghdad International Airport
  • U.S. Seeks Review of Vietnam Airport Safety
  • Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport Seeks $13M for System
  • Wellington Airport to Get Busier
  • Sydney Airport Wins Higher Rating
  • UK Airport Group Profits Up As Passenger Numbers Rise
  
  
• Monday February 02, 2004
  • Ideas Sought for Mirabel Airport
  • Millionaire Will Continue Friedman Memorial Airport Fight
  • Bellingham International Airport Officials Hoping for an Additional Airline
  • Pickering Airport Proposal to be Released in Spring
  • Sierra Vista Municipal Airport Without Commercial Carrier
  • New Coega Airport for EC Freight
  • Detroit Metropolitan Airport Complex Could Be Finished in 2007
  • Ryanair in the Wars
  • Sea-Tac Screeners' Letter Prompts Federal Probe
  • Scots-US Flights Hit
  • Provo Airport May Get Jetliners Soon
  • Washington-Houston Flight Canceled
  • Knoxville Airport Use Steady as Others Slip
  • Immigration Booths Set Up for Foreign Investors at Incheon International Airport
  • 777-Boeing Inaugural Flight Lands At Islamabad International Airport
  • Transatlantic Flights Cancelled, Airport Security Tightened Over Terror Risks
  • Work on Bangalore Airport Lags
  • Good Support for Second Commercial Airport in Auckland
  • Iran Opens New International Airport for Tehran
  • Sea-Tac Airport Alternatives
  • Seven Members of Moroccan Parliament Detained at Portland Airport
  • Sydney Airport Strategy Meets Opposition
  
  
• Friday January 30, 2004
  • Vero Beach Municipal Airport Noise Study Lowers Volume
  • Onslow County Airport Advisory Panel May Get Increased Role in Airport Operations
  • JetBlue Seeks to Fly Planes out of LaGuardia Airport
  • North MP Gets Assurance On Inverness Airport Landing Equipment
  • San Leandro Ready to Move on Airport-Noise Insulation
  • Galway Airport Sees Record Number of Travellers and Forecasts Continued Growth
  • Jetmagic to Fold at Cork Airport
  • Six Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport Projects Remain on Hold
  • Teheran's Long-Delayed Airport to Open on Sunday
  • Homeowner Protests Prompt Bush Intercontinental Airport Noise Study
  • Busy Time At Christchurch Airport
  • Winnipeg Airport Coffers Improve
  • Government Officials to Choose Managers for Sheremetyevo Airport
  • Airport Traffic Climbs 5.3% in 2003 at Fort Lauderdale Airport
  • Upgrading Runway Top Priority for Terre Haute International Airport
  • Bradford Airport Selected for Army Armory
  • Sydney Airport Fees: Virgin Blue May Appeal No-Regulation Decision
  • Bangalore Airport Construction Work Gets Under Way
  • Airport Authority to Buy Hangar at Louisville International
  
  
• Thursday January 29, 2004
  • St. Cloud Seeks Second Direct Link to Chicago
  • Airport Parking Made Easier
  • PDX Passenger Volume Increase Bucks National Decline
  
  
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