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• Saturday September 20, 2003
  • "Minneapolis Airport food, beverage workers lobby for job security"
  • "North Carolina Airport Officials Puzzle Over Grant Approval"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport's traffic figures mixed"
  • "Amid controversy, talk of privatizing airport towers"
  • "Hijack drill at Delhi airport creates panic"
  
  
• Thursday September 18, 2003
  • "Air Guard, Lambert are at impasse over moving unit"
  • "Controllers say O'Hare needs work before giant jet can land"
  • "Chicago: Third airport regulatory hurdles will take years to clear"
  • "US Airways says losing Pittsburgh hub would cost region $1.8 billion a year"
  • "Planes, airports open to terror, pilots say"
  • "United sets stage for low-fare war"
  • "Editorial: Homes and runways don't mix"
  • "Sydney Airport computer theft 'just theft'"
  • "Flowers could help airport blossom: Perishable items may increase cargo traffic"
  • "San Antonio Airport may get more guards, fewer cops"
  • "Largest airport terminal in NW China put into operation"
  • "Hartsfield shops to change hands"
  • "Chilean airport employing scarecrows"
  • "Airport screeners take heat in Chicago"
  • "Australia: No immediate plan to ban family from departure lounges"
  • "Shanghai airports to fully open to international traffic"
  • "Airport-Growth Advocates in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Look to Raise Funds"
  • "Fitch Rates Columbus Regional Airport Auth, Ohio's $32.6MM Rev Bonds 'A'"
  • "Fresno Awarded $1M Air Service Grant"
  • "Imperial County site of new international airport?"
  • "County gets proposal to create Miami airport authority"
  • "Union Seeks to Represent Airport Screeners"
  • "Privatisation: Indian airport staff threaten hunger strike"
  
  
• Wednesday September 17, 2003
  • "Note to List"
  • "Low turnout jeopardizes SFO BART extension"
  • "Sydney airport chief critical of security plan"
  • "US Airways unveiling plans for Pittsburgh hub"
  • "Transportation chief gives security update at KCI"
  • "Airlines adding fees: Carriers risk backlash to create revenue"
  • "Democrats resist Bush small-airport plan"
  • "Airport projects could grind to halt if Congress doesn't reauthorize funding"
  • "US Rep: Fedl Agency Falling Short On Airline Screening"
  • "U.S. Airports Look at Ways to Survive"
  • "Atlanta Council Members Propose Airport Name Switch"
  • "Federal Funds to Help Ontario, Calif., Airport Get Grip on Baggage Security"
  • "Business execs rally for Florida runway"
  • "This Way to the Runway - Chicago Suburbs Propose New Airport Authority"
  • "Airport directors seek delay of security plan"
  
  
• Tuesday September 16, 2003
  • "Vote possible on Myrtle Beach, Florida airport resolution"
  • "Officials Announce Plan To Finance, Build Peotone Airport By 2008"
  • "$10.9 million O'Hare-Midway deal defaults to clout-heavy contractor"
  • "EAS subsidy still remains for three Wyoming airports"
  • "Private money could build Peotone"
  • "California airport bids to become spaceport"
  • "New CEO at New York airport's helm"
  • "San Antonio workers may replace police at airport"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - San Francisco International Airport, Calif."
  • "Landings May Straighten Out at Chicago's Midway Airport"
  
  
• Monday September 15, 2003
  • "The Indian Airport Maze Part I: Why privatisation is the key"
  • "Another US airport travel hazard - dirty hands"
  • "Peotone proponents say airport will fly"
  • "BWI Airport Plans Threat Advisory Level Orange Practice Exercise"
  • "Flights to Iraq not likely this month"
  • "North Carolina Airport Awaiting Word on Air Service"
  • "Attempted Infiltration into Israeli Airport Grounds"
  • "Felon hired as Hawaiian airport screener"
  • "Eyewitness News uncovers expensive airport screeners"
  • "Airports under renovation"
  • "Bangkok Airport completion faces 3-month delay"
  • "Panama City, Fla.-Area Port, Airport Officials Focus on Security"
  • "Salt Lake City Airport Baggage Screener Makes Flying Safer"
  • "Bucking U.S. Trend, California Airport Sees Record Number of Summer Travelers"
  • "Chicago-Funded Report Favors City's Plan for O'Hare Airport"
  
  
• Sunday September 14, 2003
  • "Retail taking off at Detroit airport"
  • "Indian airport privatisation leaves designers stranded"
  • "German airport evacuated after bomb scares"
  • "Airport worker dies in flight line accident"
  • "No-frills soar as big U.S. carriers stagger"
  • "Business budgets travel lighter these days"
  • "Why Long Beach Is the New Los Angeles, Airportwise"
  • "Creature comforts lure long-haul fliers"
  • "Airlines breaking passenger records"
  • "Go beyond FAA criteria, planner says"
  • "Minnesota Senator employs tactic of putting a 'hold' on business"
  • "New Orleans airport striving to attract parkers"
  • "Panel rejects effort to rename Hartsfield"
  • "Wait! Airport delays not mainly caused by security"
  • "Central Nebraska Regional Airport security puts maintenance on hold"
  • "Inspectors get weapons past U.S. airport screeners"
  
  
• Saturday September 13, 2003
  • "Gatwick Aiport evacuation after bomb scare"
  • "Blackout costs Detroit Metropolitan Airport almost $600,000"
  
  
• Friday September 12, 2003
  • "Iowa City Airport plan may change city role"
  • "Undercover Agents Discover Lapses by Airport Screeners"
  • "Runway Plan at Seattle Airport Still Looms Large for Area Residents, Officials"
  • "Sun Valley, Idaho, Hosts Resort Airport Conference"
  • "Southwest Airlines Is Satisfied with Norfolk, Va., Airport"
  • "Helena, Mont., Airport Travelers Adjust to New Security Realities"
  • "Baltimore Airport Reports July Passenger Traffic Neared Pre-Sept. 11 Levels"
  • "Man in Cargo Plane Exposes Security Gaps"
  • "Dulles Airport being transformed into a hub for discount carriers"
  
  
• Thursday September 11, 2003
  • "New York airport adds patrol road, fence"
  • "New security now, but airport was launching pad for terror"
  • "Nashville Airport slow to recover: Travel levels still down 2 years after attacks"
  • "San Luis Obispo Airport awaits upturn"
  • "Bomb in airport training explodes; 6 hurt"
  • "Oregon airport security remains the most visual reminder of 9-11"
  • "Indian cabinet clears airport privatisation"
  • "SAS tests biometrics at Swedish airport"
  • "UK airport's hard sell for extra routes"
  • "Industry Indicates Security Has Far To Go"
  • "Italy to resume airport checks after new SARS case"
  • "Ryanair Flies Brussels Airport Into Profit In 2Q"
  • "Frontier Airlines Denounces United's Proposal to Shift Gates at Denver Airport"
  • "Power plant in airport's future"
  • "A Summer Uptick for the Airlines, but Then What?"
  • "For Airlines, 9/11's Impact Lingers"
  • "American cuts force Lambert to trim more jobs"
  • "Logan attempts to move beyond terror attacks and remember past"
  • "Houston Airport Security Update"
  • "Emergency Crews Drill for Airport Disaster"
  • "2 sites outside San Diego County remain on airport advisory panel's short list"
  
  
• Wednesday September 10, 2003
  • "Push for air safety in U.S. slows"
  • "Judge allows Sept. 11 suits against airlines"
  • "Pennsylvania airport receives windfall"
  • "United has plan to solve DIA gate feud"
  • "Firm hired for $32M Portland airport security upgrade"
  • "Chicago Mayor Sounding Unperturbed By Airport Security Report"
  • "Plane under tow bumps into parked plane at Seattle airport"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Des Moines International Airport"
  • "Fliers Only Seek a Little Respect, Not Fancy Perks, From Airlines"
  • "Pennsylvania Senator Decries US Airways' Dawdling over Pittsburgh Hub Talks"
  • "Lawmakers See Gaps In US Transportation Security"
  • "US Airways response to Pittsburgh airport plan seen next week"
  • "Canada's airport security fees discriminatory, says international air exec"
  
  
• Tuesday September 09, 2003
  • "Plane under tow bumps into parked plane at Seattle airport"
  • "Fliers to Be Rated for Risk Level"
  • "Union Fight Puts Airport Bill At Risk In US Congress"
  • "Opponents of Proposed Airport in West Virginia Challenge Consolidation Plan"
  • "German prosecutors investigate pistol in luggage incident at Frankfurt airport"
  • "Regional Airport Defrauded Under Federal Expansion Project"
  • "Air travelers feel effects of post-disaster security"
  • "Airport Security Lax At Back Door"
  • "Air security improved, but still has long way to go"
  • "DIA still not equipped to screen all baggage"
  • "Florida-To-Chicago ATA Plane Nearly Runs Out Of Runway"
  • "El Paso Officials Say Airport Security And Safety Is Above Standard"
  • "Bag of bullets found at Paris airport"
  • "Fitch Rts $20.5MM City of El Paso, TX Airport Rev Refs 'A+'; Outlook Stable"
  • "Economy Reaps Big Benefits From Anchorage Airport"
  
  
• Monday September 08, 2003
  • "An empty airline seat can be expensive"
  • "BAA stoic about loss of government shareholding"
  • "Trek in DIA firetruck turns costly"
  • "Geese In Airliner's Engine Forces Landing"
  • "Airline Ramp Workers Are Never Screened"
  • "Missile fears for Bangkok airport"
  • "Philly airport leads way in laptop hook-ups"
  • "Malaysian airport to upgrade back-up power supplies after blackout"
  • "Malaysia extends fee waiver to all international airports"
  • "Kenya's Multi-Million Airport Plan Unveiled"
  • "Uruguay's hasty airport privatisation"
  • "Missile attack at Baghdad airport downs air travel hopes"
  • "Richmond, Va., Airport Workers Maintain Surveillance over Crowds"
  • "Helena, Mont., Airport to Begin Terminal Expansion"
  • "Atlanta Airport Security Delays Are Down"
  • "Japanese Govt To Raise Rents At 26 Airports From FY04"
  • "Spirit and the skies"
  • "Minneapolis mulls a third delay on completing runway"
  • "'Hush house' quiets PDX"
  • "Keeping the Airports Safe"
  • "Editorial: Are we safer?"
  • "Editorial: Get tough on DIA gates"
  • "Indiana airport's top executive departing on a high note"
  • "Epitaph: They Killed People, Didn’t They?"
  
  
• Sunday September 07, 2003
  • "Airports of the rich and famous"
  • "Nation's airline industry showing signs of recovery"
  • "Changes for better, for worse - Fliers more relaxed, but skies not friendly"
  • "Hub loss doesn't ring death knell for airports"
  • "Smaller airliner is sign of the times"
  • "Security Scare Closes Sea-Tac Airport Concourses"
  • "Sydney airport thieves' ulterior motives"
  • "Planes filling up, but fares stuck in '80s"
  • "Santa Maria Airport awaits valley's future"
  • "Gary/Chicago Airport proves ready to handle emergency"
  • "Greer is Monterey airport's new general manager"
  
  
• Saturday September 06, 2003
  • "U.S. Ratifies International Air Pact"
  • "DIA launches 3-mile-long runway"
  • "Editorial: Good news for DIA security"
  • "India's 1st private airport to come up in Bangalore"
  • "Ohio Residents Heated Over New Airport Zoning Issues"
  • "FAA Seeks To Fine Md Air Authority For Training Lapse"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Brunswick Golden Isles Airport, Brunswick, Georgia"
  • "Service Expansions Help Milwaukee Airport Near Travel Record in July"
  • "Security costs would threaten Australian regional airports"
  • "Security Screeners at Portland, Ore., Airport Being Cut Back"
  • "Dispute Delays Baltimore Airport Taxi Management Contract"
  • "Israel's international airport adds Arab security workers following complaint of discrimination"
  
  
• Friday September 05, 2003
  • "Union, agency continue tug-of-war over airport screener layoffs"
  • "Fort Lauderdale tells Broward to stop airport construction"
  • "Concessionaires snap up new space at Anchorage airport"
  • "Terrorists may be trying to find chinks in airport security"
  • "Security breach at Sydney airport"
  
  
• Thursday September 04, 2003
  • "Ridge Warns al-Qaida Still Targeting U.S."
  • "Fired Augusta, Georgia Airport Director to Rat Out Former Employer"
  • "Lawmakers fight plan to cut rural air service"
  • "Saudi Arabian airport security stepped up after 'missiles seized'"
  
  
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