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• Thursday January 29, 2004
  • Allegiant Helps Get Funds for Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport
  • Bishop Airport Concession Deal Renewed Without Bidding
  • Airport Security Sparks Resale Market for Confiscated Goods
  • Danish Operator Keen on Brussels Airport Stake
  • Commissioners Gain More Oversight of Collier County Airport Authority Affairs
  • Airport Lands Technology Funds - $2 Million Instrument Landing System Should Help Pilots Land in Foul Weather
  • South African Airport Strike Enters Its Sixth Week
  • Asia's Bird Flu Outbreak: Amsterdam Airport to Install Disinfectant Carpets
  • Miami Airport's Key Priority: Improve Efficiency
  • Auckland Airport Sets New Weekly Record for Overseas Passengers
  • Number of Passengers Using Logan Airport Up Slightly
  • Verbal Agreement Reached for International Service Out of Rockford Airport
  • Airport Under Construction to Provide Access to Lake Toba
  
  
• Wednesday January 28, 2004
  • Middle-Earth Express Air New Zealand to Begin Direct Flights to SFO
  • Continental Airlines to Inaugurate Nonstop Service Between Sacramento, Calif., And New York/Newark
  • Tripling of Capacity for Air Traffic Is Sought
  • Midway Airport Financed Through Sept. 30
  • Wayne County Airport Board Extends CEO's Contract
  • Ottawa International Airport, Chamber Call for Federal Relief
  • Task Force on Pierre Regional Airport Service Holds First Meeting
  • Airlines Carry 13 Million Via Johannesburg
  • Small Airports Fight Higher Fares, Major Airlines' Business Models
  • Sydney Airport Flies on New S&P Ratings
  • Shamshabad International Airport’s Financial Closure Soon
  • $4.8 Billion Miami Airport Expansion Called Largest in Aviation History
  • Major Facelift for Bahrain International Airport on Way
  • Indianapolis Airport Board Bill Would Add 2 Seats
  • Indianapolis International Airport Traffic on the Rise
  • Budget May Fund University of Louisville, Louisville International Airport Projects
  • Traffic Slips at Buffalo Niagara Airport
  
  
• Tuesday January 27, 2004
  • Airport Profiling's Hidden Controversy
  • German-Speaking Volunteers Help Customs Inspectors - Southwest Florida International Airport
  • Tennessee Airports Expect Moderate Traffic Increases in 2004
  • Arroyo, Officials Showcase New Iloilo Airport
  • Juarez Airport Works to Prevent Terror
  • Mpumalanga Airport Spreads Its Wings
  • San Antonio Airport Named Top Overall Concessions Program
  • Whitehorse Airport to Receive Security Upgrade
  • Airport Extension Prompts More Visitors in Rarotonga
  • Thailand Plans to Sell Stake in Airport Operator
  • Row Over Airport Name in England
  • Shreveport Airport Officials Want More Land for Security Reasons
  • Construction of New Airport Terminal Planned in Williston
  • San Jose Airport to Request Expansion Go-Ahead
  • 'Most Wanted' Camera for Bangalore Airport
  • Dubai International Airport Receives Aerodrome Certification
  • Air Transat to Move to Montreal's Trudeau Airport
  • Derry Airport's Losses Revealed
  
  
• Monday January 26, 2004
  • McCarran International Airport Security: Banned Items Seized Often
  • Tehran's Imam Khomeini International Airport to Be Operational by Feb 1
  • Loss of US Airways Hub in Pittsburgh Would Have Wide Impact
  • Decks Cleared for Bajpe Airport Expansion
  • Fahud Airport Opens
  • Egat to Advise on Suvarnabhumi International Airport Plan
  • Immigration, Airline Officials Decry New Ninoy Aquino International Airport Security Measures
  • Sheboygan’s Airport Has Wide Impact on Economy
  • Bechtel in $2.5 Billion Deal to Build Doha Airport
  • Expansion for Sibu Airport
  • Monopoly Interests Oppose Airport- New Zealand Infratil
  
  
• Friday January 23, 2004
  • Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and United Sign Permit to Begin Construction of Facility Improvement at Dulles International Airport
  • Owensboro-Daviess County Regional Airport Discontinues Flight
  • Savannah/Hilton Head's Director of Aviation, Patrick Graham, Named Chairman of ACI-NA 2004 Board of Directors
  • Ruzyne Airport Transports Record 7.5 Million Passengers in 2003
  • 5 Percent of Air Seats to Lihu'e Airport
  • Campaigners Meet to Fight Luton Airport Plan
  • Union Resumes Effort to Organize Airport Screeners
  • Airlines Added in Suit Against Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport
  • Airport Strike in South Africa Steps Up a Gear
  • False Airport Security
  • AirTran Expanding Presence at D/FW Airport
  • Flights Return to Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport
  • Property Owners Get Few Answers on Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Expansion
  • 4.3 Million Passengers Use Bahrain Airport
  • Kansas Airport Association Building Rural Low-Fare Effort
  • Evansville Airport Trying to Restore Indy Flight
  • Philippines Expects To Open New Airport Terminal In July
  • Flint's Bishop Airport Sets Passenger Record for Second Year in a Row
  • Govt to Sign Bangalore Airport Deal in February
  • Passenger Traffic At Las Vegas Airport Nears All-Time High In 2003
  • Heathrow Airport to Get Taxi-Tracking RFID System
  • Salt Lake City Airport Works New Deals With Some Key Carriers
  • Los Angeles Airport Agency Net Income Up 36.2 Percent Despite Fewer Passengers
  • 2 Developers To Submit Bids On 3d Airport - Peotone, IL
  • Could Changes at O'Hare Airport Impact Rockford's Airport?
  
  
• Thursday January 22, 2004
  • Jacobs Subsidiary Agrees to Buy Airport Consulting Firm
  • Savannah-Hilton Head International Airport Goes Wireless
  • Schiphol Airport 'Safety Risks' Anger Councils
  • Essendon Airport Revamp Ready to Go Midyear
  • Nsimalen Airport Security: British Surveyors Satisfied
  • Irish Airport Workers Call Off Strike Aimed at Delaying EU Ministers
  • Quad City International Airport Hikes Fees for Parking, Fuel
  • Records: Los Angeles Airport Led Country in Dismissed Federal Screeners
  • Storm Over East Midlands Airport's New Name
  • Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport Shows Off New Security
  • Philippines Supreme Court Rejects Appeal of Airport Terminal Consortium
  • Newquay Airport Closure Threat Amid New Cash Crisis
  • Changes Expected In Oakland Airport Expansion
  • Inter-Roller Clinches $93m Dubai Airport Deal
  • Hailey Airport Lawsuit Dropped
  • Airport Revenue News Announces Winners of ARN’s 2004 Best Concessions Poll
  • Pacific Blue Would Support New Commercial Airport at Whenuapai
  • Joplin Airport Proposal
  • JetBlue Requests 10 Slots for LaGuardia Airport
  • Sydney Airport's Earnings in H1 up 15.7%
  
  
• Tuesday January 20, 2004
  • Mesaba Shuts Down Service to Grand Rapids
  • Rapid City Regional Airport Sets Passenger Record
  • $6.3 Million Project to Speed Ei Paso International Airport Check-Ins, Improve View
  • Belfast City Airport Safety Fears
  • Capital City Airport Loses Continental as Carrier
  • Scabies Outbreak Reported Among Newark Airport Workers
  • Airport Authority Meeting - Work Order Approved for Marco Island Airport Fill Program
  • San Diego County Regional Airport Authority Seeks to Stall Church Plans
  • Panel Reviews Progress on Scottsdale Airport Noise
  • UP Wants an International Airport at Agra
  • U.S. Praises Security at Tucson's Airport
  • Sydney Airport Delivers MAp 12% Jump
  • Tories Airport Road Vow as Air Link Restored - Cardiff International Airport
  • Concern Over Work at Coventry Airport
  • Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport Struggling
  • SIPTU to Decide on Action at Dublin Airport
  • NZ Auckland Airport:Whenuapai Airport Plan Has No Benefit
  • Daytona Airport Traffic Up 16% in 2003
  • Police Out in Force to Curb Cape Town International Airport Blockade
  
  
• Monday January 19, 2004
  • Homes Stand in Path of New Mid-Continent Airport Master Plan
  • Duluth International Airport Woes Connect Cities
  • Philadelphia International Airport Space Seen as Coveted
  • Work Begins on FedEx Hub at Piedmont Triad International Airport
  • Palm Beach International Airport Tops 6 Million in 2003
  • Wise Bill Boosts Regional Airport in Lincoln County
  • Atlantic City International Airport Stalls Switch to Part-Time Screeners
  • Second International Airport in Sydney? Pigs Might Fly
  • Board OKs Revamped South Suburban Airport Agreement
  • Property at Koh Samui Eyed for Second Airport
  • Gainesville Regional Airport Tries to Soar
  • French Firm Gets Loan for Airport Expansion in Cambodia
  
  
• Friday January 16, 2004
  • Flood of Flight Bookings for Coventry Airport
  • Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Getting a New Director After Longtime Employee Retires
  • Senator Backs Airport Exceptions for Military Families
  • Tullahoma Regional Airport Authority Says Allegations Are Resolved
  • ATO to Hike Davao City International Airport Fees to Defray Operations Cost
  • Eagleton Sounds Off On Lambert Airport
  • Naples Airport Authority Wary of Possible Takeover of County Airports
  • Lehigh Valley Airport Reports Jump in Travelers
  • Chief Security Officer at Cnittagong Shah Amanat International Airport Finally Withdrawn
  • Jump in Palm Springs International Airport Traffic May Point to a Record Year
  • Hamilton Airport's Expansion Plans Stall
  • Los Angeles: City Council Will Analyze Airport Agency Contract Policies
  • New Airport Growth Fear - RAF Cosford and Wolverhampton Airport
  • Miami-Dade Commissioners Again Reject Airport Authority Plan
  • New Suvarnabhumi Airport Needs These Facilities
  • New Terminal for Glasgow Airport in £12m Revamp
  • Austin Straubel International Airport Construction on Schedule
  
  
• Thursday January 15, 2004
  • Fwd: NTSB to Examine Airport Operations
  • Amarillo to Build Airport Security Building
  • Capital City Airport Usage Rises 4%
  • Counties Ending Subsidies to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport
  • Belgian Government Won't Seek Listing For Brussels Airport
  • Fraport Traffic Figures 2003: Frankfurt Airport Reaches Previous Year's Passenger Level
  • Australia's Regional Airport Security Should Take Priority
  • Confusion at Murtala Muhammed International Airport as Stranded Passengers Go Wild
  • Birmington Airport on a New High
  • Miami-Dade Airport Authority Gets Another Champion
  • Fort Lauderdale Airport Leads in Increased Seats
  • Knock Airport Passenger Numbers Up 25%
  • Latham Highlights Concerns with Wilton Airport Site
  • Austin Bergstrom International Airport Has New Security Measures
  
  
• Wednesday January 14, 2004
  • Vacation Express to Relocate Hub to Orlando Sanford International Airport
  • Onorato Says Military, JetBlue Could Use Pittsburgh Airport
  • Safety Concerns Behind $3 Million Honolulu International Airport-Road Improvements
  • America West Seeks Additional Reagan Airport Flights
  • Lehigh Valley International Airport Reports Strong Passenger Growth for the Year 2003
  • 2003 Enplanements Drop Slightly at Albany Airport
  • Airlines Stump Up for Cassidy Airport
  • Gallatin Field Airport Has a Record-Breaking Busy Year in 2003
  • Hattiesburg-Laurel Regional Airport Resumes All Flights
  • Passenger Flow Goes Skyward at Tucson International Airport
  • Gogebic-Iron County Airport Boardings Soar
  • St. Louis Airport Suffers Lost Traffic
  • Lauderdale Airport Tops in Growth; MIA Slips
  • Morales Revives Bid for Airport Authority in Miami-Dade County
  • Latham Coy on Sydney Airport Site
  
  
• Tuesday January 13, 2004
  • Law Expert to Advise Luton Airport Protesters
  • Passenger, Freight Volumes Drop at San Jose Airport
  • Eldoret Airport Cries Out for State Assistance
  • Airport Report-Meridian Regional Airport
  • New Airport Security for All Air Travelers
  • Gainesville Regional Airport Changes
  • Lawmaker Tasks FG On Safety of Airport Equipment in Nigeria
  • Police Cutbacks Spark Belfast International Airport Terrorism Fears
  • Hilton Head Airport Officials Address Indigo Run Worries
  • Airport Staff's Strike Threat During Ireland's EU Presidency
  • Rio Told to Stop Anti-U.S. Airport Checks
  • FAA Hopes Repairs to Palm Beach Airport's Radar System Will Eliminate Failures
  • Nonstop Service to D.C. May Be in Asheville Airport's Future
  • Updates at Greater Rochester International Airport to Ease Travelers' Way
  • Australia's Labor To Nominate Second Major Sydney Airport
  • San Francisco Airport Among Three Worst Hit in Country
  • Australian to Run Wellington Airport
  • Onorato Sizes Up Pittsburgh International Airport
  
  
• Monday January 12, 2004
  • Fwd: U.S. Agents Not Part of Tijuana Airport Plan
  
  
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