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• Wednesday July 23, 2003
  • "New York City Airport Adds Cargo Handling Space"
  • "Low-Cost Airlines Become Big Spenders"
  • "Design of Terminal at Atlanta Airport Gives Foreign Visitors Skyline View"
  • "FLY BUYS.(airports with highest retail sales)"
  • "Further chaos at Heathrow as British Airways struggles to get back to normal"
  • "Office of Hawaiian Affairs sues state over airport money"
  • "Florida airport sets tougher rules for firm monitoring construction"
  • "When Cheap Seats aren't a Bargain"
  • "U.K.'s Heathrow Goes to Extremes To Ensure Not a Second Is Wasted"
  • "Airport Land Use: Homes Being Approved near Charlotte, N.C., Airport Expansion"
  • "Security Screener Checks at Providence, R.I., Airport Yield Eight Arrests"
  • "S&P Puts $454M of Pennsylvania Airport Debt on Negative Watch"
  • "St. Louis Airport Downgraded as American Announces Cutbacks"
  • "Passenger Loads at Airport in Stockton, Calif., Increase in June"
  • "FAA Wants Airports' Advice On Handling Sick Airlines"
  
  
• Tuesday July 22, 2003
  • "Southwest Air Profits, Plans Expansion"
  • "Southwest Cruises Past Rivals"
  • "Huntleigh paying bonuses to former airport workers"
  • "Fitch: U.S. Airline Legal Maneuverings Create New Risks for Airport Bondholders"
  • "German Airport on Timebomb?"
  
  
• Monday July 21, 2003
  • "US experts doing review of Singapore airport security"
  • "Sydney Airport earninigs up"
  • "Heathrow gets back to normal after walkouts"
  • "New Myrtle Beach airport terminal endorsed"
  • "Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Int'l Airport knew testing firm was under fire"
  
  
• Sunday July 20, 2003
  • "Honors for Atlanta mayor a 'branding gold mine'"
  • "DBE: Atlanta mayor turned Hartsfield into a new airport"
  • "Anger as Heathrow Airport Chaos Lingers"
  • "Missing Computer Adds to Airport Screeners' Woes"
  • "Fort Wayne airport runway closed after driver crashes through gate"
  • "Chaos after Heathrow walkout"
  • "BAA admits runway error"
  • "BWI concession overseer warns against change"
  • "Congressman blasts 'horrible' Midway checkpoints"
  • "James Loy: A man of the sea, keeping trouble out of the skies"
  • "Airline industry recovery will take at least two years, panel says"
  • "St. Louis mayor: Southwest hopes to expand service at Lambert"
  
  
• Saturday July 19, 2003
  • "Other cities have survived flight cutbacks by airlines"
  • "Scrambling to land big O'Hare contract"
  • "Hotel industry fights lodging tax to benefit Ohio airport"
  • "Baumgartner out as DIA manager"
  • "Police come up short after Orlando airport patrols"
  • "Minneapolis airport cabbies may get break on fees"
  • "U.S. allots $56 million for Sea-Tac Airport security/safety"
  • "House of Commons calls for break-up of BAA"
  • "O'Hare expansion funding criticized"
  • "American cuts will impact smaller communities, too"
  • "Philadelphia: Deputy Airport Director Accused Of Lying Resigns From Position"
  • "Fitch Places Lambert-St. Louis Int'l Airport on Rating Watch Negative"
  • "Reno airport traffic up for first six months of 2003"
  • "BAA Airport Plan to `Test' Relationship With Lenders"
  • "Lambert Field businesses brace for loss in aftermath of American's announced cuts"
  
  
• Friday July 18, 2003
  • "Deadline Passes for US Airways on Pittsburgh Hub"
  • "Darker days for Boeing"
  • "Regional jets: 10 years later"
  • "US Airways, Pittsburgh close to resolving 'side' dispute"
  • "Cost of flying for business gets cheaper"
  • "NWA would get bulk of Minneapolis rent credit"
  • "Maine: Jetport looks to S. Portland to expand"
  • "United to face anxious airports"
  • "South Carolina airport growth decision pending"
  • "American aims to consolidate flights into 1 Lambert concourse"
  • "Miami looking to other airports for ideas on crafting aviation authority"
  • "Connecticut Airport's Bond Rating Upgraded"
  • "Large Airlines Swing To Profits With Help"
  • "Airports Company South Africa Exceeds Budget, Increases Revenues by 19%"
  • "UK envoy to visit Mombasa airport 22 July "to assess security""
  • "Sydney Airport workers ask govt to save their jobs"
  • "Las Vegas Airport Experiences First Passenger Traffic Jump since February"
  • "St. Louis Airport Officials Argue American Cuts Won't Mean Loss of Hub Status"
  • "Multinational heads to run new Irish airport companies"
  • "Consolidated rental car operation opens at Houston airport"
  • "New metal detectors provide better airport screening"
  • "Canadian airport relief not enough"
  • "Preferential Treatment At The Airport?"
  • "MPs scathing about UK airport plan"
  • "Denver airport expansion keeps Frontier from seeking 2nd hub"
  
  
• Thursday July 17, 2003
  • "Low-cost carriers build up fleets"
  • "American to reduce St. Louis hub"
  • "Houston airport sends out radar for retail operators"
  • "Nebraska Supreme Court decision affects area airport's tax appeals"
  • "Columbia Regional Airport Cuts"
  • "Illinois airport gains, loses flights"
  • "Deputy FSD is 'Released' from Homeland-Security Agency Position"
  • "European airport slot regulations to be changed this summer"
  • "Passenger Traffic at Colorado Springs, Colo., Airport Falls 12 Percent in June"
  • "Mexico City airport cited for pollution problems"
  • "Case Study/ Denver International Airport"
  • "Officials May Overshoot Deadline for US Airways-Pennsylvania Airport Talks"
  • "FAA will limit release of aircraft locations"
  • "Air Canada Seeking $520 Million"
  • "Port gives struggling airline free rent"
  • "Branson to set up budget US airline"
  • "As airlines contract out work, safety issues rise"
  • "Airport Security at Wichita Falls, Texas Airport"
  
  
• Wednesday July 16, 2003
  • "Canada offers $80M in rent deferrals to airports"
  • "Ottawa Airport may refuse rent relief"
  • "Sacramento's airport serves more fliers"
  • "Pittsburgh Airmall merchants brace for latest cuts"
  • "US Airways, Pittsburgh officials seek to calm fears"
  • "Friend to the flighty"
  • "UAL, DIA lock horns"
  • "Palm Beach Int'l Airport expansion to curb security delays"
  • "San Francisco Airport Commission to fund fraud suit"
  • "Oakland Airport concessions spots to open"
  • "Augusta Regional Airport's budget items stir questions"
  • "New Irish airport bosses to be named in days"
  • "Access to Sydney airport sparks safety fears"
  • "Country stars lend voices to airport messages"
  • "US Airways to suspend more Pittsburgh flights this fall"
  • "French legislators oppose third Paris airport plan"
  • "Long Beach Airport raises parking fees"
  • "Key West to challenge mandate for airport study"
  • "Indianapolis residents sound off on airport noise"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport"
  • "Indonesia to privatise two airports"
  • "Court Date Set for Vendor Challenge to Detroit Airport's Passenger Pickup Fee"
  • "Security Enhanced at Palm Beach International Airport with Intelligent Video Surveillance"
  • "Hong Kong: Airport law move `first step to listing'"
  • "New York City Transit Agency Puts Brakes on Plan to Extend Subway to Airport"
  • "NavCanada reviewing Nova Scotia Airport"
  • "Abbey National offloads Macquarie Airports"
  
  
• Friday July 11, 2003
  • "Sinkhole Shuts N.J. Airport"
  • "Attorney general challenges permit for 3rd Sea-Tac runway"
  • "I'm not privatising airports,insists Irish official"
  • "U.S. Starts System to Make Flying Safer, Faster"
  • "TSA issues clarification on shoe screening"
  • "Carrier woes take a toll on Canadian airports"
  • "Business Is Booming At Dayton International Airport"
  • "JFKids Port"
  • "Airport board debates insurance for dog"
  • "Michigan airport wants to be charter hub"
  • "New York airport seeks a revenue lift"
  • "Britain's main airports busier last month"
  • "FAA seeks flight-path changes at Minneapolis-St. Paul airport"
  • "Airport security screener charged with stealing cash from bag"
  • "Japanese government to privatize Narita airport"
  
  
• Thursday July 10, 2003
  • "Man says he can run Lake Tahoe Airport, make profit"
  • "Montana airport officials await results of probe following security breach"
  • "Passenger numbers down at Pittsburgh airport"
  • "$9.6 Billion Plan Announced for Redesign of Los Angeles Airport to Thwart Terrorists"
  • "Baghdad International Airport ready for business"
  • "Truck on Hartsfield runway causes aborted landing"
  • "Mayor Proposes $9B Los Angeles Intl Airport Remodeling"
  • "Sydney Airport Staff Say Job Cuts Will Compromise Safety"
  • "Airport in Jacksonville, Fla., Begins Terminal Upgrade Project"
  
  
• Wednesday July 09, 2003
  • "TBI airports benefit from no-frills travel demand"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - McGhee-Tyson Airport"
  • "Basic Work Still Needs Doing To Improve Aviation Security"
  • "Travelers Pass Time at Heathrow Stores"
  • "Airport security alters how ground transportation companies conduct biz."
  • "Fraport hopes to pass on higher security costs to passengers"
  • "Pentagon gives $5M to BIA runway project"
  • "Commercial-flight issue receives airtime"
  • "Sharpshooters aim to exterminate rabbits at Miami airport"
  • "Airline cutbacks irk travelers: Smaller jets, fewer flights not popular"
  • "Creating a new SWFL airport 'mall'"
  • "Lauderdale airport thriving with discount airlines"
  • "Singapore Changi Airport Fires 153, Saves S$6M A Year"
  • "Sydney Airport sheds 40pc of staff"
  • "US Airways, Pittsburgh airport in legal dispute over value of leases, agreement"
  • "A Bumpier Ride For Business Travelers"
  • "Daley sweeteners clinched O'Hare plan"
  • "Guns out for geese in UK airport safety flap"
  • "Feds Won't Let Airport Screeners Unionize"
  • "Oakland airport skycaps stripped of badges after 'judgment error,' officials say"
  
  
• Tuesday July 08, 2003
  • "Lauderdale airport still climbing: Low-cost hub is only major U.S. airport to add flight seats in past 3 years"
  • "FBI guide warns of hidden knives"
  • "Appraisers to set value at Burbank airport"
  • "Past management dabbling could hurt Airport bond rating"
  • "Weighing Sea-Tac runway's costs and benefits"
  • "Sea-Tac reaches for the sky with new gourmet restaurants"
  • "Two ex-police officers arrested for carrying gun onto plane"
  • "Israel Airports Authority to locate supplementary airport in Negev"
  • "Uruguay airport asking price draws more fire"
  • "Chicago, Airlines Approve $2.9 Billion in O'Hare Rehabilitation Funds"
  • "Airports Keep Expansion Projects Going Full-Tilt"
  • "Homeland Security to Provide $350M for Three Airports"
  • "Massport to get $117M reimbursement for Logan work"
  • "Funds pledged for D/FW security"
  • "Old Boise airport terminal takes memories with it"
  • "TSA takes on costs of airport security"
  • "Feds Begin Payback Of Hawaiian Airport Security"
  • "$1 Million Philadelphia Airport DBE Contract Flap Prompts Audit"
  
  
• Monday July 07, 2003
  • "1,350-acre purchase part of long-term Montana airport development"
  • "Airport rules squash plans for Rhode Island store"
  • "Richmond Int'l Airport: Are two low-fare carriers waiting in the wings?"
  • "Southwest goes high-tech to stay profitable"
  • "Plan to restore passenger service to Detroit City Airport isn't likely to fly"
  • "Airport screeners might boycott job exam"
  • "San Francisco airport in need of economic, political lift"
  • "India Aims To Privatize New Delhi, Mumbai Airports"
  • "Interview with Bongani Maseko, GM of Johannesburg International Airport"
  • "Advocates See New Bay County, Fla., Airport as Key for Future Development"
  • "Public Charter Flights a First from Rickenbacker Airport in Ohio"
  • "Illinois Airport Won't Be Hurt by American Airlines Decision, Official Says"
  • "Romania to receive US$15 million loan for airport modernization"
  • "Berlin's Tempelhof airport, famed for Cold War airlift, to close in fall of 2004"
  
  
• Sunday July 06, 2003
  • "Salt Lake City budget turbulence linked to airline woes"
  • "Massport plans wireless Net system for 3 domestic terminals at Logan"
  
  
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