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• Friday April 04, 2003
  • "U.S. Senator Urges Chicago to Become Owner of Third Airport"
  • "Revenue Generated by Fort Myers, Fla., Airport Interests Bay County Leaders"
  • "Berlin airport privatisation project likely to be shelved"
  • "U.S. Government Tells Airlines: Heal Thyself"
  • "Congress OKs emergency airline aid"
  
  
• Thursday April 03, 2003
  • "D/FW unveils units for decontamination"
  • "Security tightens outside U.S. airports"
  • "Baltimore-Washington Concourse Evacuated"
  • "Public Workshop to be Held for Sacramento International Airport Master Plan"
  • "Feds developing guidelines for potential SARS-infected airplanes"
  • "Buffalo Interests Seek to Derail Airport Proposal"
  • "Essential Air Service: Fate of Maine airport uncertain"
  • "Mock disaster planned this morning at Nashville airport"
  • "Airport Deputy Ascends to the Top Spot"
  • "San Jose, California airport gets go-ahead on construction funding"
  • "San Francisco airport shows off new bioweapon detector"
  • "Pittsburgh International Airport Prepares For Lease Talks"
  • "Phoenix to buy homes near airport"
  • "Divided Airlines Struggle To Lobby With One Voice"
  • "Millions Budgeted to Soundproof New York-Area Schools Near Flight Paths"
  • "Fitch Rates $117MM Los Angeles Intl Airport Revs 'AA'"
  • "UK suppliers targeting $10 billion Middle East airport expansions"
  • "Pittsburgh airport stunned by US Airways' bid to cut lease"
  • "White House opposes congressional airline aid plans"
  
  
• Wednesday April 02, 2003
  • "Study results arrive for airport's runway safety areas"
  • "A New Airline Policy: Kill United"
  • "Higher Airport Costs New Problem For Struggling Airlines"
  • "Columbus, Ga., Airport Grapples with Loss of Airlines, as Recession Lingers"
  • "Philadelphia Airport to Gain High-Tech Screeners"
  • "Paying the Airport Share of Explosives Detection"
  • "New York Politicians Oppose Airport-Trade Center Land Swap"
  • "House and Senate Panels Back $3 Billion in Aid to U.S. Airlines"
  • "Airlines can stay afloat on their own during this war"
  • "War, Fear of New Illness Add to Airline Problems"
  • "Air France pulls out of Fairbanks, bypassing Alaska"
  • "Manilla airport security chief resigns from post"
  • "Airport screening devices make for friendlier skies"
  • "Plane quarantined at San Jose, California airport"
  
  
• Tuesday April 01, 2003
  • "Miami Airport Officials Debating What To Do About Runway Rabbits"
  • "Detroit airport police dispute grows"
  • "United Gets Grace Period on Airport Bond Debt"
  • "Bay area airports assess threat of shoulder-fired missiles"
  • "Are Bay Area Airports Vulnerable to Attack?"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Mason City Municipal Airport, Mason City, IA"
  • "New York mayor blames airport security for September 11 deaths"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Authority's Closed Meeting Questioned"
  • "Schiphol Airport Passenger Traffic Falls Sharply In March"
  • "War and Security Take Toll on Airlines"
  • "War Chips Away at Airlines' Schedules"
  • "Missile Threat Means New Rules at Airports"
  • "Airline troubles trickling down"
  • "American Avoids Bankruptcy"
  • "U.S. to thin airport screener ranks by 3,000"
  • "Lambert has millions in consulting contracts"
  • "Who pays now when bags rifled at airport?"
  • "Confusion at Sea-Tac airport"
  • "Woes Hit Indianapolis Airport"
  • "War, economy clip San Francisco airport's wings"
  • "Harmless science project causes Orlando airport delays"
  • "San Jose, California commissioners try to recoup money lost from airport security breaches"
  
  
• Thursday March 27, 2003
  • "Note to List"
  • "Angela Gittens, aviation director of Miami International Airport, discusses air travel security in war"
  • "Philippine Airport Staff Seize Package Containing Bomb"
  • "Australia Requires Background Checks For Airport Staff"
  • "Insurers Give Notice to Airlines That Rates Could Rise Rapidly"
  • "Europe Is Scrambling to Meet Airline Security Commitments"
  • "Fitch warns war increases airport credit risk"
  • "Long Beach, California airport faring well"
  • "European airports could face weak medium-term credit quality on Iraq war - S&P"
  • "Plan seeks blast wall for Texas airport"
  • "Airlines begging for a bailout"
  • "Airport looks to increase passenger comfort"
  • "Cleveland airport hub in jeopardy"
  • "Lawmakers eyeing review of airline security"
  • "Jet Lands on Sea-Tac Taxiway"
  • "Red alert would be disruptive"
  • "Bill clarifying Montana airports' right to levy taxes delayed"
  • "Authorities search every vehicle at BWI"
  • "United to miss DIA deadline"
  • "Phoenix Sky Harbor International Returns to Three Runways"
  • "U.S. Airport Execs Question Federal Spending Plan"
  • "Curbside pickups are nixed again at Reno airport"
  • "Buffalo Niagara International Airport altering airport parking"
  • "National Guard ordered back to LAX"
  
  
• Wednesday March 26, 2003
  • "Residents face another O'Hare vote"
  • "Philippine Leader Blows Her Stack at Airport Security"
  • "Airline Traffic Declines 10% Since the War in Iraq Began"
  • "Burbank, Calif., Council Considers FAA Deadline for Airport-Terminal Funding"
  • "Bechtel, USD1.5bn Saudi airport job"
  • "Expanded Haneda Airport To Bring Y1.2tln Econ Benefits"
  • "U.S. Passenger-Screening Plan Questioned"
  • "Anchorage: Costly, tardy airport project needs money or scaling down"
  • "Federal report suggests Detroit Metro money was diverted"
  • "U.S. Airlines Shut Out of Aid Package"
  • "San Antonio moves to clean up airport accounting"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport traffic continues to drop in February"
  • "Airport barber hangs up his clippers; blames security"
  • "San Francisco airport serves as lab to quietly test bioterror sensors"
  • "Anchorage airport millions over construction budget"
  • "County nixes Sacramento International Airport improvement plans"
  
  
• Tuesday March 25, 2003
  • "Call to review Australian airport security amid terror alert"
  • "Safety measures in place at Sacramento International Airport"
  • "New Zealand airport threatens non-payers"
  • "San Antonio Airport imposes more stringent security measures"
  • "Airport adaptations"
  • "Airlines Announce Cutbacks as They Prepare for War"
  • "Louisiana airport supporters close to having financial backing"
  • "Airline Passengers' Feelings Mixed About War"
  • "National Guardsmen Posted At Albuquerque Airport"
  • "Flights Running Normally At New Hampshire Airport"
  • "Aviation facing another blow"
  • "Massport security spending jumps with high alert"
  • "Heightened terror alert means tighter airport security"
  • "Anchorage airport officials working to keep security tight"
  • "Louisiana airport promoters say facility could open in 2010"
  • "As War Deepens Airline Crisis, Split Develops Over Rescue Plan"
  • "Hawaiian Files for Bankruptcy Amid Layoffs in Airline Sector"
  • "Canada's Airports Respond to Introduction of Canada Airports Act"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport tightens security; travelers begin to stay away"
  • "Security Rules Are Adjusted at U.S. Airports"
  • "Grand Forks, N.D., Airport Authority Considers Upgrading Terminal"
  • "Feds: Miami-Dade officials misspent millions in airport funds"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport's Baggage Supervisor Improvised Scanner for Security Checks"
  • "OEA awards Louis Berger Puebla airport study"
  • "Baltimore airport cabbies taking customers for a ride"
  • "Dispute Brewing Over Fire Protection At Boise Airport"
  • "Bomb scare closes Palomar Airport"
  • "Flares fashioned as bomb found at West Memphis airport"
  • "Michigan airport beefing up security"
  • "Media Finds Glaring Hole In Philadelphia Airport Security"
  • "New Zealand airport owner hits airlines on two sides"
  • "Dallas Fort Worth Airport expects decline in fliers"
  
  
• Monday March 24, 2003
  • "Continental seeks cuts from Hopkins"
  
  
• Tuesday March 18, 2003
  • "Did perfume panic close New Jersey airport?"
  • "Cities, airport step up security"
  • "Minneapolis airport resuming random vehicle searches"
  • "War to Hasten Closing of Popular Bike Path Near Salt Lake City Airport"
  • "New Jersey airport gets $540,000 grant for security fencing"
  • "Heathrow gets techno snifferdog and x-ray specs"
  • "Lax security puts New Zealand passengers at risk"
  • "Terror alert level raised to 'orange'"
  • "Airline security experts want to know whether you have evil in your heart"
  • "Mystery pneumonia outbreak stirs fears at Asian airports"
  • "Oregon Airports Call for Help"
  • "Air Travelers Could Be Affected By War: TSA Mulling Options"
  • "Guam airport officers arrested"
  
  
• Monday March 17, 2003
  • "Indiana airport director to head Rickenbacker"
  • "Tabloid Reporter Held After Airport Gun Stunt"
  • "Incident causes evacuation of Cincinnati Airport"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport likely to keep TSA screeners"
  • "San Bernardino airport lands charter service"
  • "Pittsburgh airport traffic at lowest level in its history"
  • "Raleigh, N.C., Airport Puts Bomb Resistance on List of Goals"
  • "Aviation Experts Debate American Airlines' Impact on Dallas/Fort Worth Airport"
  • "Eight line up for Beijing airport"
  • "Twin Cities Airport Expected to Cut $370M Bond Sale to $120M"
  • FW: Jeremy Houk Missing / Please help find him
  • "Airlines and travelers struggle as nation faces war"
  • "Seized vehicle may lead to action against city"
  • "Man arrested at Indiana airport says he felt 'badgered'"
  • "Exercise in preparedness conducted at San Jose, California airport"
  • "Mass. Men admit to bribes at T.F. Green Airport"
  • "Indiana airport now screens for concealed chemicals"
  • "Targeting airport noise"
  • "United Failure Another Replay"
  • "Thai airport blockaded after guard kills cabby"
  • "Police and strikers clash at Canadian airport"
  • "Columbia Airport Prepares for Red Alert"
  
  
• Sunday March 16, 2003
  • "Bad food inspires entrepreneurs' ventures"
  • "Sydney Airport CEO says airports flying into shaky times"
  • "AAL bankruptcy would jeopardize hub at Lambert Field"
  • "Hungry fliers chow down"
  • "The Pack Is Watching UAL's Chief"
  
  
• Saturday March 15, 2003
  • "Pittsburgh Airport trying to expand security checkpoint"
  • "Man jailed in Phoenix for carrying box cutter on airplane"
  • "Airline Bankruptcies Straining FAA Inspections"
  • "O'Hare proposal fades in Congress"
  • "Congressman Criticizes Airport Security Test"
  • "CAPPS II: Will Airport Security Plan Fly?"
  • "Louisiana airport now involved in city corruption probe"
  • "New futuristic Louisiana airport still up in air or not?"
  
  
• Thursday March 13, 2003
  • "Loy: Privacy Will Be Protected"
  • "D/FW plans for war, terror, AA bankruptcy"
  • "Security Forces Keeping An Eye On Eastern Airports"
  • "Airline Crash Training at LAX"
  • "Airlines' troubles ensnare O'Hare"
  • "Florida Airport to Hold Chemical Drill"
  • "Tennessee airport accepts new terrorism insurance policy"
  • "U.S. Security Briefs"
  • "Few Technologies Appear Ready To Contribute Soon To Security"
  • "ACSC Meeting - Regional Jet Revolution"
  
  
• Wednesday March 12, 2003
  • "U.S. Air Carriers Seek $9 Billion in Tax Cuts"
  • "Baton Rouge, Louisiana airport approves cargo firm"
  • "Airlines bid to curb Sydney Airport's pricing power"
  • "Shuttle operators strike at Mineta San Jose Airport International Airport"
  • "Lawsuit challenges Oregon airport district"
  • "Restructuring has Perth Airport geared for growth"
  • "Illinois Legislators Propose Airport Aid"
  • "Birmingham Airport Recovering Financially From Terror Attack"
  • "Anti-terror units eye missile peril to jets over Chicago"
  
  
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