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• Friday June 06, 2003
  • "Colombia to seek private operator for top airport"
  • "UK Terminal Puts Airport on a New Plane"
  • "Federal cuts may eliminate deputies at airport checkpoints"
  • "Allegheny County, Philadelphia, Rendell meet on US Airways"
  • "Canadian airport officials say new regs will impact local fliers"
  • "Spokane Airport escapes shouldering high cost of security"
  • "Florida airport's food service gets a lift"
  • "Conference told device found at Sydney airport"
  • "Philadelphia mayor's brother lands $1M-plus airport pact"
  • "Judge Ssentences Former Airport Screener"
  • "Opening Europe's Skies"
  • "UK airport protesters fall out"
  • "Miami Mayor Critical of New Law that Could Cut Airport Workers' Pay"
  • "Las Vegas Airport to Use New Scanning System for Taxis, Commercial Vehicles"
  • "Panama City, Fla., Has Best Chance of Luring Southwest Airlines, Says Expert"
  • "Documentary to Discuss Development Plans for Panama City, Fla., Airport"
  • "Palm Springs Airport Among First To Have Vehicle Inspection Station"
  • "Airline Leaders Decry British Airport Fee Hike"
  • "Munich's Terminal 2 set to wow Europe"
  • "Former Memphis airport official gets prison time for misuse of funds"
  • "Honolulu Airport's Taxi Service Not Related to Ground Transportation"
  • "Louisiana Airport Authority Sets Standard"
  
  
• Thursday June 05, 2003
  • "Minneapolis Airports panel tackles power failure, budget, security"
  • "Past FAA Mistakes Should Be Warning To New Security Agency"
  • "Farmington agrees to waive increase in fees at airport"
  • "Connecticut Plans To Dismiss Airport Volunteer Guides"
  • "Angry Cab Drivers Say Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-Area Airport Pact Unfair"
  • "Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Looks for Ways to Lift Parking Revenue"
  • "New Firm Will Work on Broward County, Fla., Airport Extension"
  • "Mexico City airport expansion is risky"
  • "KCI passenger numbers fall, cargo weight rises"
  • "Federal Screening Supervisors Given Pink Slip For Questioning Springs Airport Procedures"
  • "Minneapolis panel advances first forecasts of airport growth"
  
  
• Wednesday June 04, 2003
  • "Airlines' Recovery May Not Take Flight"
  • "Airline industry slowly begins to bounce back"
  • "British Airways' chief claims extra security is overdone"
  • "By catering to low-cost airlines, Oakland is stealing business from SFO"
  • "Official sees smaller US Airways hub for Pittsburgh"
  • "Oakland International Airport's strategy is working"
  • "Talks to begin on DIA vendors"
  • "Proposal could add 2 airlines to John Wayne's lineup"
  • "Agencies probe JWA plane-fire truck collision"
  • "Revenues down at Albany airport"
  • "Georgia airport director's vehicle causes stir"
  • "Marketing: Why Isn't the Airport Using Reserve Fund To Bring in Passenger Service?"
  • "D/FW Airport to cut jobs, raise fees"
  • "Survey on Long Beach Airport questioned"
  • "TSA Concedes It Fired 2% of Airport Screeners"
  • "Prestwick Airport beats slowdown with 50% increase in profits"
  • "Privatization of Indonesian Airport Yet to Secure Approval"
  • "Biddings planned for management of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport"
  • "Baghdad airport may reopen next month, U.S. authorities say"
  • "MAp to pass on any additional Sydney Airport security costs"
  • "D/FW Airport Security Screeners Upset About TSA Job Cuts"
  • "Commissioner Did Not Violate Ethics Law in Miami Airport Bond Issue"
  • "Airport Groups Ask Congress to Relax Rules Governing Debt Service Payment"
  • "Piatco shareholders, Fraport execs slapped with criminal charges"
  • "Airport operator BAA reports small profit rise"
  • "Background Check Delays For US Airport Screeners Probed"
  • "TSA Cracks Down on Airport Screeners"
  
  
• Tuesday June 03, 2003
  • "Idaho officials: Airport chief didn’t misuse car allowance"
  • "Chicago halts airport land purchase pending lawsuit"
  • "Blasting caps found in baggage at DIA"
  • "County to go after Detroit Metro Airport contracts"
  • "Victorville, Calif., Airport to Complete Longest Civilian Runway in U.S."
  • "Airport clubs are looking at offering food for sale"
  • "New Continental Terminal Set to Open at Houston Airport; Skies Remain Cloudy"
  • "Man fires shots into air after police refuses access into Istanbul airport"
  • "No amount of cash guarantees airport safety/ Australian PM"
  • "Second Lisbon airport still in the works, Portuguese PM"
  
  
• Monday June 02, 2003
  • "California airport expansions in holding pattern as traffic slumps"
  • "Japan is to rebuild Afghan capital's international airport"
  • "$4.1 billion Dubai Airport expansion ahead of schedule"
  • "Augusta, Ga., Airport Cuts Security Personnel, Installs Cameras"
  • "Dane County, Wis., Considers Foreign Trade Zone for Airport"
  
  
• Sunday June 01, 2003
  • "O'Hare opposition quashed"
  • "Marketing: Florida airport looking to attract more business"
  • "Part of LAX terminal briefly evacuated for natural gas smell"
  • "Australian airport security overhaul"
  • "Biometric standard for airports"
  • "Night flights and noise complaints rebounding at Minneapolis airport"
  • "China Air crew missed red flags"
  • "O'Hare expansion plan approved in Springfield"
  • "More people fly out of Long Beach"
  • "America West to Cut Service In and Out of Stockton"
  
  
• Saturday May 31, 2003
  • "Terrorism alert level lowered from orange to yellow"
  • "Officials discuss funds for Ohio airport"
  • "Airport Security Find Guns, Ammo In Stuffed Animals"
  • "Contamination cleanup at Millville Airport gets national attention"
  • "Delta Air Lines to test food sales at Cincinnati airport gates"
  • "Mexico to Expand 93-Year-Old Airport"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport cuts staff"
  • "Florida airport's concrete quality questioned"
  • "New trial is set on runway land for Cincinnati airport"
  • "Plane Overruns Runway During Arrival At JFK"
  • "Airports May Get OK for Private Screeners"
  • "Cheap lease may cost Pittsburgh airport"
  • "Travel drops, but airports still expanding"
  • "Arsenal on sale inside Australian airport"
  • "Turbulent world puts pinch on Texas airport"
  • "New Twist In Philadelphia Airport Degree Flap"
  
  
• Friday May 30, 2003
  • "Georgia airport leader's fate is debated"
  • "Airport parking scam uncovered at JFK"
  • "Sydney airport hit by undisclosed security breach"
  • "Indian Contract to KPMG May Be Cancelled"
  • "SARS cuts Narita airport passenger departures by 56% in May"
  • "Domodedovo is Russia's only world class airport"
  • "Python raises alarm on Philippine airport runway"
  • "Los Angeles Mayor Defends $10 Billion Proposal for Airport"
  • "Harrisburg, Pa., Airport Officials Award $6 Million in Expansion Contracts"
  • "Northwest Airlines Delays Expansion at Detroit Airport"
  • "Gary, Ind., Airport Authority Considers Design for Expansion"
  • "Comment: Airport safety likely to get worse as screeners are cut"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport trying to seal holes after breach"
  • "Authorities: Boy's materials 'artfully concealed' at North Carolina airport"
  • "United Shifts Focus on Low-Cost Airline"
  
  
• Thursday May 29, 2003
  • "Australian aviation security review ordered"
  • "Clergy Group Calls For Pennsylvania Airport Boycott"
  • "Illinois airport hires marketing consultant"
  • "Business leaders ask San Francisco to finish airport study"
  • "Incomplete passenger check delays more than 100 at Pittsburgh airport"
  • "Cops at S.F., San Jose airports to be fewer, farther between"
  • "Feeling crowded by Baltimore airport"
  • "$1.7B plan transforms Cincinnati airport"
  • "Pittsburgh security chief may propose locking doors of parked jets"
  • "Probe to seek man's path through Pittsburgh airport"
  • "Banned air travel items spark idea"
  • "Cost reduction key for airlines recovery"
  • "Study recommends less invasive, risk-based screening at airports"
  • "Japan's Kansai airport cites war, SARS for 39% int'l passenger drop"
  • "United Ruling Could Imperil Special Facility Bonds"
  • "Burlington, Vt., to Sell $25 Million for Airport"
  • "Iowa city to support airport marketing plan"
  • "Airport Land Use: Lawsuits could prompt cuts at Las Vegas airport"
  • "Cincinnati Officials Present 30-Year, $1.2 Billion Airport Master Plan"
  
  
• Wednesday May 28, 2003
  • "Asian trip promotes Anchorage airport"
  • "Tighter airport security led to boy's arrest"
  • "London airport rolls out biometric security"
  • "Misplaced luggage shuts down terminal at Fort Lauderdale airport"
  • "Pennsylvania officials propose limits on exclusive use gates"
  • "Unchecked intrusion at Pittsburgh International Airport baffles police"
  • "Airport-Pulling bomb scare comes up empty"
  • "Which Airline Will Blink First And Close a Money-Losing 'Hub'"
  • "Airports Expect Health Checks To Persist Even as SARS Wanes"
  • "New Phase for Richmond International"
  • "Fort Lauderdale airport concourse evacuated after security breach"
  • "Airport Asks for $10 Donations for Airline Service"
  • "Company Signed To Help Struggling Ohio Airport"
  • "Let The Airport Scramble Begin"
  • "Cincinnati Earns Top Airport Honor"
  
  
• Tuesday May 27, 2003
  • "U.S. Senator spies peril in air cargo"
  • "Philippine officials to investigate reports on Fraport bribery attempt"
  • "Arkansas airport officials seek feedback"
  • "Security breach jars Pittsburgh International Airport"
  • "Seasoned fliers know how to maneuver past airport hassles"
  • "Teen arrested at North Carolina airport for carrying chemicals on board"
  • "Vietnam reduces airport service charges over SARS"
  • "Japanese journalist tells court he does not know if he is to blame for explosion in his luggage that killed an airport official"
  • "Singapore Air Terminal Management To Take Pay Cut"
  • "Small UK airports owner accuses Nats of overcharging"
  • "Vietnam To Build $550 Million Port Facility, Upgrade Airport"
  • "Flying experience more pleasant as airlines trim costs"
  • "Head of Philadelphia airport security plans to stay put"
  • "Dikun: Lake Tahoe Airport needs to stay"
  
  
• Monday May 26, 2003
  • "Childcare Facility For Scottish Airport"
  • "Green light for New Zealand airport monopolies"
  • "Detroit Airport Cuts Parking Rates"
  • "Airport Munis"
  • "World Airline Traffic Down 18.5 Percent"
  • "China Grants 'Fifth Freedom Rights' to Singapore Airlines"
  • "Editorial: Fed should fund airport security"
  • "Hong Kong Airport Authority Launches Operation SkyFit to Attract Visitors"
  • "D/FW remains a dynamic presence"
  • "FAA Fallout From Long Beach Filling Vacant Airport Flight Slots"
  
  
• Sunday May 25, 2003
  • "Hong Kong Airport Cuts Landing Fees"
  • "Airports Taxi Into Web Age"
  • "Authorities: Man evades Pittsburgh security, sneaks onto jet"
  • "Airport authority seeks lifeline"
  • "FAA offers tweak to O'Hare runway layout"
  • "Old strategies, communication snafus marked Sept. 11, panel told"
  • "Officials 'Never Thought of an Airplane Being Used as a Missile'"
  
  
• Saturday May 24, 2003
  • "DIA downsize: Air-industry downsizing leads to less-convenient travel for some fliers"
  • "New Orleans Airport: Kenner hinders parking"
  • "TSA to pay for detectors at Hartsfield"
  • "Man Accused of Having Bomb in Airport"
  • "LAX TSA Lead Screener Resigns in Protest"
  
  
• Friday May 23, 2003
  • "States struggle to meet security demands"
  • "Extra airport cops may get ax"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Helena Regional Airport, Montana"
  • "French airport-decentralisation plan unveiled"
  • "British Airways Recommends 3rd Heathrow Runway"
  • "Singapore Air Terminal Discussing Wage Cuts With Unions"
  • "Deer Walks Through Airport Security"
  • "Investors withdraw from Berlin airport plan"
  • "Official's ties to Miami airport prompt questions"
  • "It ain't all that safe to sly"
  • "Panel Told 9-11 Attack Exploited Security"
  • "New Zealand government will not impose controls on airports"
  • "Ohio Airport Running Out Of Money"
  • "Orange alert may have airlines seeing red-analysts"
  
  
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