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• Thursday December 18, 2003
  • 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
  • Future of UK Airport to be Made Locally
  • Coventry Airport Plan Flies Into Trouble
  • Ingliston Set to Be Axed in Plans for Edinburgh Airport Growth
  • First Moves on Knock Airport Decentralisation
  • Confident Over New Runway Prospects - East Midlands Airport
  • Light-Rail Service Begins to JFK Airport
  
  
• Tuesday December 16, 2003
  • Liverpool John Lennon Airport in Theft Row
  • Liverpool John Lennon Airport in Theft Row
  • Area Panel on Lehigh Valley International Airport Noise Urged
  • Controllers Audit Shows Los Angeles Airport Authority'sActivities in Full Compliance with City Rules and Regulations
  • Blue Grass Airport Sets New All-Time Record
  • Quincy Regional Airport Could See $1.9 Million Upgrade
  • Fresno Yosemite International Passenger Traffic Up Again
  • O'Hare Airport Food Soars to 3rd in Healthy-Eating Study
  • MPs Look Harder at Paraparaumu Airport Sale
  • Contractor Alters Lagos Airport Terminal Design
  • Activist Faults Airport-Noise Panel-Minneapolis
  • UK Seen Pleasing Few With Airport Expansion Plan
  
  
• Monday December 15, 2003
  • Contractor Guilty in Honolulu Airport Kickback Probe
  • Fruitcakes Not Flying With Airport Security
  • Airport at Cody Irked by U.S. Failure to Pay
  • Reps, San Diego Airport Authority Spar Over Consultant Search
  • Hagerstown Regional Airport a Set in New Film
  • Air India Launches Flights to Shanghai
  • Clark County Speaks Loudly at Noise Hearing
  • New Competition in the Skies - Air China Cargo Co.
  • British Government Braced for Airport Plans Fall-Out
  • BWI Rival To Get Busier
  • $3 Million Sought for Columbia Metro=?UTF-8?Q?Airport=E2=80=99s?= Neighbors
  • Infratil Increases Stake in Glasgow Prestwick Airport
  • Troops Renovate Airport in Iraq
  • Records: Airport Deal Cost Philadelphia
  • Drive to Oakland Airport to Bloom with Billboards
  
  
• Friday December 12, 2003
  • Dayton Seeking $55M Project for Airport
  • $130 Million Bond to Bankroll Wayne County Airport Work
  • South Bend Regional Airport's Avian Patrol
  • Texarkana Regional Airport's Finances Being Projected
  • Airline Cuts Fares to Help Harrison-Marion Regional Airport BoostPassenger Count
  • Yangtze's Airport Density Tops World
  • Omniport Agrees Norwich Airport Deal
  • Philadelphia Airport Scandals Seem to Have Wings
  • Baton Rouge Metro Airport Master Plan Approved
  • Broward Airport Aims for U.S., Americas Links
  • Ryanair's Hub Charleroi Airport Posts a Profit
  • Perishable Food Complex at Kolkata Airport Soon
  • Malaysia Airlines Told to Check Airport Security System
  • Council Pushes For Commercial Airport At New Zealand's Whenuapai
  
  
• Thursday December 11, 2003
  • Fitch: US FAA Reauthorization Act to Enhance Airport Credit Quality
  • World Bank to Upgrade =?UTF-8?Q?Nairobi=E2=80=99s?= InternationalAirport
  • More Southern California Logistics Airport jobs, Planes
  • Sigiriya Airport Project Halted
  • Mt. Vernon Airport Authority OKs $1.16 Million Bond Issue
  • City Affirms Myrtle Beach International Airport Stance
  • The Western Nebraska Airport Authority Board Continues to MoveTowards a New Expanded Terminal
  • Passenger Numbers Down at Aberdeen Airport
  • New Manila Airport Terminal in Limbo
  • Ilorin Airport Begins Commercial Flight
  • Alaska Airlines Unveils Airport of the Future at Los AngelesInternational Airport
  
  
• Wednesday December 10, 2003
  • Incheon Airport Handles More Passengers
  • New Air Service Providers Experiencing Weak Traffic-PortlandInternational Airport
  • Jet Passenger Service Available at Yuma Airport After More Than20 Years
  • Pittsburgh Airport Wants Feds to Pay Up
  • Liverpool Airport Rides Strike Storm
  • Alaska Airport Officials Praise New Cargo Rules
  • Broward Approves Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International AirportRunway Expansion; Two-Pronged Approach Wins in 7-2 Vote
  • San Diego Airport Authority Spending Millions To Find New Site
  • Pipe Bombs at Edmonton Airport First Such Incident in CanadaSince 9/11
  • Taree Airport Security Tightens
  • First Permits Awarded by Piedmont Triad Airport Authority forFedEx Project
  • Big Airline Deal in the Works for Tweed Airport
  • Passenger Traffic Up at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport
  
  
• Tuesday December 09, 2003
  • Last-Ditch Hope to Halt Strike at Liverpool John Lennon Airport
  • Hollywood Bond Deal Raised in Lauderdale Airport Expansion Debate
  • Siemens, DIA Team on $60M Financing Deal
  • Telluride Mulls $50m Airport Expansion
  • Qatar Wants to Rival Dubai as Hub with New Airport
  • Congressional Spending Bill Scolds San Diego Airport Authority
  • Commercial Airport Plans Hit Turbulence-Greenhithe, NZ
  • Residents Mobilize for Last Stand Against Noisy RunwayExtension-Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
  • Mayor Jim Hahn Announces $225-Million Upgrade of Tom BradleyInternational Terminal at LAX
  • Domenici Asks Ridge To Tour Las Cruces As Potential Home ForHomeland Security Aircraft Program
  • Campaigners Fighting Expansion to Swansea Airport Link Up withHeathrow Protesters
  • Jets Could Be Returning to Muskegon County Airport
  • Kerr County, City Hash Out Airport Authority
  • Raleigh-Durham International Airport Board Approves Sales of Bonds
  
  
• Monday December 08, 2003
  • Sky Harbor International Airport Fuel Leak Imperils Upgrade
  • Provo Airport to Break Ground for Tower
  • Grants Allow City to Finish Lambert Field
  • Airport Group Gives Hollywood Apology
  • Allegheny County Airport Authority Confident of Maintaining HubStatus
  • Air Wales Spreads Wings on New Routes
  • Germaine Greer and Jamie Oliver Square Up Over Stansted AirportExpansion
  • Williamson County Regional Airport Tenants Unhappy With Competition
  • It May Be Nightmare No More At Indira Gandhi International Airport
  • Iraqi Kurds Pay Turks to Build a Civilian Airport
  • New Airport Extends Links to Panzhihua
  • A New View at Richmond International Airport
  • Indian Airport Returns to Go Into New Fund
  • Oakland Airport Chief Flying High
  • Airport Ad Contract Up for Bids This Month-Dulles Internationaland Reagan National Airports
  • Manila's New Airport Terminal in Limbo Amid Court Battle
  • Qatar Plans New $2.5 Billion Airport in Doha
  • U.S. Is Slow to Upgrade Airport Security Systems
  
  
• Friday December 05, 2003
  • Victoria Regional Airport Boosts Local Economy, Study Says
  • Hollywood Disputes Data on Airport Plan
  • British Government Grounds Airport Plans, MP Claims
  • Expansion Project Completed at Tibet's Gonggar Airport
  • Palm Springs Airport Director Finalists Whittled to 11
  • Fair or Foul, Mineta San Jose International Airport Takes Cutfrom Off-Site Lots
  • New Bidding Angers Delhi and Mumbai Airport Sale Advisers
  • Airways Wins Iranian Airport Expansion Project
  • Auckland Airport Hopes for Bumper Summer
  • Australian Airport Security Plan Runs into Flak
  • Hungarians =?UTF-8?Q?=E2=80=98Seriously?==?UTF-8?Q?Considering=E2=80=99?= Greater Rockford Airport Deal
  • Do or Die for South Suburban Airport
  • Frankfurt Airport Managers Under Fire Over Pay Hikes
  • Ins and Outs Changing for Salt Lake City International AirportDrivers
  • Ottawa Will Respect Toronto Decision on Airport Bridge
  
  
• Wednesday December 03, 2003
  • Lift-Off for London Link
  • Kurdish Airport Built Jointly By Iraqis and US Soldiers
  • Eminent Domain Plans Changed at Victorville
  • Two Cargo Aircraft Collide at Denver Airport, No Injuries
  • California Firm to Construct Peg's New Airport Terminal
  • Airport Moves Closer to Building FedEx Hub
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• Tuesday December 02, 2003
  • Toronto is Ready for a Bright Future
  • Hahn's Spruce Goose Won't Fly
  • Tourism Official Defends United
  • Taiwan's New Satellite on its Way to America
  • Long Range Passenger Jet Lands in Sydney
  • Sprint, Kansas City Aviation and Ultra Electronics Kick Off Availability of High Speed Access
  • FAA Raises Concerns About Shortening New Runway
  • Federal Restrictions Prevent Aircraft From Leaving Tarmac
  • Adelaide Airport Security Criticized
  • Rockford Airport Tries to Divert Attention Away From Peotone
  • Maun Airport Study Provokes Hot Debate
  • Airport Park, Fly to Begin Dec. 17
  • Billboards May Soon Line Path to Airport
  • Airport Sanctions to Begin
  • Many Airport Partners Well-Connected
  • Baltimore-Washington International Airport
  • Airport Screeners' Hours to be Reduced
  • Wheelchair Case Against Airline
  • Fresno Yosemite Conducts Survey
  
  
• Monday December 01, 2003
  • Vintage County Airport Event Gives Deer Hunters Opportunity to Scout Hunting Grounds From Above
  • DIA, a Burden to Government?
  • Skydivers Set World Record at LW Airport
  • Rapper's Missing Jewelry Recovered After Airport Fiasco
  • Airport Terror Trap
  • Oasis Opening at JFK Airport
  
  
• Sunday November 30, 2003
  • Six Major Airlines Anticipate Growth in 2004
  • A Competitive Edge
  • Gimpo-Haneda Flights Commence
  • Big Hopes, Tough Choices: Can the Airport and McKinleyville Grow Together?
  • Victorville Leaders Tread Lightly on Land Near Airport
  • Supporters Hope Renovated Ogden-Hinckley Executive Airport Boosts Economy
  • We Don't Need Another Airport
  • Assumption Juror: Cargo Airport Brings Potential for $4 Billion
  • Plans to Construct Domestic Airport at Pallekelle
  • A Possible Holiday Bonus: The AirTrain to Kennedy Airport May Soon Be Running
  • Malaysia Beefs Up Airport Security
  • BA Mulls Challenge to Stansted Airport Expansion
  • Priming the Airport's Pump
  • Camera Surveillance to Cut KL Airport Vandalism
  • St. Landry Airport Comes Under Scrutiny
  • No Subject
  • Javelin Makes a Top Flight Airport Guard
  • Wi-Fi Technology at Kuwait International Airport
  • Metro Government Priorities Include Funds for Airport Relocation Project
  • Fire Destroys Union County Airport's Roof, Equipment
  • Malaysian Man Sneaks Past Airport Security for Free Ride to Bali
  • Airport Security is No Excuse for Stupidity
  • 62-Year Old Montrose Pilot Visits Every Public Airport in Pennsylvania
  • Davao Airport Finished After 11 Years
  • Isle Airport Screeners' Work Hours to be Cut
  • Airport Officer Lets Mates Avoid Customs
  • Britain's Main Airport Refused New Runway Over Pollution Fears
  
  
• Thursday November 27, 2003
  • Airport Takes Tiny Step Toward Research Park Approval
  • New Airport Shuttle Gets Ready to Roll
  • Airport Will Pay State Fine
  • Rockford to Make Airport Pitch to FAA
  • Lack of Airport Upkeep Violates Rules
  
  
• Wednesday November 26, 2003
  • Plane's Faulty Wiring Blamed
  • Every Vote Counts in New Airline
  • American Expanding Mexico Routes
  • Council Oks SkyWest for Essential Air Service
  • DFW Airport Rolls Out Live Bands, Holiday Helpers
  • Southwest Crews Rally for Their Cause
  • Airport Remark Sparks Scare
  • Frontier Looking for New Markets
  • Northwest to Absorb Some Airport Fees
  • Travel Worries Persist
  • New York Airport Workers Arrested in Drug Bust
  • Website Tracks Airport Wait Times
  
  
• Tuesday November 25, 2003
  • TSA Hiring for Part-Time Screeners at 22 New Airports Across the Country
  
  
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