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• Friday March 12, 2010
  • Fla. boy accused of killing father, a TSA manager
  • Small Plane Crashes Into Hanger at Arizona Airport
  • Guard to be disciplined for breach
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  • Tri-State Airport to conduct disaster preparedness drill Saturday at 10a.m.
  
  
• Wednesday March 10, 2010
  • 40 at a time, 35,000 Miami International Airport workers train to betterhelp visitors
  • Can a military boss fix TSA's problems?
  • Small plane violates D.C. airspace, forced down in Frederick
  • County proposal promotes professionalism, safety in cabs
  • Amsterdam airport tightens security after sting
  • HHI airport may get longer runways to boost service
  • At airports, keep taking those shoes off _ for now
  • James P. Schear Named Federal Security Director at Colorado SpringsMunicipal Airport
  
  
• Tuesday March 09, 2010
  • Some luggage bypassed security scanners at Denver airport
  • Why the Newark security breach destroyed our airport love affair
  • Air safety compromised
  • Amsterdam Airport Tightens Security at Duty Free
  • Arizona company assist in worldwide training initiatives
  
  
• Sunday March 07, 2010
  • Goodbye, Grumman Goose, Hello, airport to nowhere
  • Reasons to be terrorized by body scans
  • Uncontrolled airspace? Pilots say it works
  • Adults only: Air traffic control
  • 'Continental' Offers Flights To Hawaii Out Of O.C
  • Airport Security Wants To Read Your Palm
  
  
• Friday March 05, 2010
  • Controller complacency could jeopardize air safety
  • X-Ray Security Scanners Coming Next Week
  • Small Plane Crashes Into House in Louisa County
  • Jetstar 'late to tell the full story'
  
  
• Tuesday March 02, 2010
  • Why Is Airport Security So Unpleasant?
  • Authorities determine type of plane in Sunday crash
  • Man arrested at Myrtle Beach airport with handgun in back pocket
  • Afghanistan bans coverage of Taliban attacks
  • Airport orders engineering for paved taxiway
  • Busiest JFK Runway Closes Today
  • Nonstop Maine-Nova Scotia flights will resume
  • Mogadishu Airport Deemed Relatively Safe, Despite Terror Concerns
  • Investigation Continues Into Fatal Bristow Airplane Crash
  • Newark airport security cameras to be fitted with alarms
  • LA airport police official, ex TSA nominee resigns
  • The newest in explosives testing begins at Tampa International Airport
  
  
• Saturday February 27, 2010
  • NTB releases report on plane crash near Yosemite that killed Palo Altocouple
  • Regional airport security lax
  • Embrace new air service options at Ford Airport
  • San Jose airport, city leaders ask valley execs to pay for Mineta's grandopening
  
  
• Friday February 26, 2010
  • Repairs will close local airport for two weeks in August
  • Pilots face losing local radar service
  • New Full-Body Scanners for Two Airports
  • Small Airports, Big Worries
  • Study: L.A. runways don't need changes
  • Baird announces new flight fees for airport security
  
  
• Monday February 22, 2010
  • Top Silicon Valley bio-tech lawyer killed in small-plane crash
  • Security concern shuts down Hobby for an hour
  • Expanding Explosive Trace Detection Measures at Airports Nationwide
  • Longmont airport to start trapping prairie dogs, FAA says burrows posesafety concern
  
  
• Friday February 19, 2010
  • Americas nations agree to boost airport security
  • Remains of 2 found after Austin plane crash
  • San Antonio airport earns low mark in customer satisfaction
  • Palm Beach International Airport has better customer service
  • Watsonville defends airport safety decision in court
  • New Security Measures In Place At BWI Airport Reporting
  • Hyderabad Airport Voted Best in Service Quality
  
  
• Wednesday February 17, 2010
  • Fwd: Airport Improvement Magazine January/February online issue
  • "The World's 18 Strangest Airports"
  • Pilot takes evasive action to avoid collision
  • Austin-Bergstrom Just Became the Number One Airport in America
  • Random Vehicle Inspections Planned At Airport
  • Britons arrested near Delhi airport as India remains on high alert
  • Islamic objections to full-body
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• Friday February 12, 2010
  • Melbourne Airport Welcomes Return Of US Airways Service
  • Wildlife Hazard Studies a Must for Local Airport Safety
  • TSA's handling of high-level security badge questioned
  • 10,000 TSA staff to get secret intel
  • Man held in airport security breach claims mental illness
  • Delta halts service to Arcata/Eureka Airport
  
  
• Thursday February 11, 2010
  • Delta Air Lines suspends service to Humboldt County, Calif.
  • Celebrity actor's airport body scan disseminated by security staff atheathrow
  • Delta begins daily jet service at Columbia Regional Airport
  
  
• Wednesday February 10, 2010
  • Full-body scanners headed for MSP
  • Indian breaches Detroit airport security, charged
  
  
• Tuesday February 09, 2010
  • How Local Airports Deal with Aborted Takeoffs and Extended Landings
  • "American to charge $8 for blankets, pillows"
  
  
• Monday February 08, 2010
  • Allegiant begins nonstop service from GSP to Orlando today
  • Airport station best to accommodate growth
  • Metro terminal opens after security breach
  • "Man arrested after running through Sky Harbor Airport naked"
  • "County could face fines for Plattsburgh Airport security violations"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport officials arrest man after security breach"
  
  
• Sunday February 07, 2010
  • FAA considers moving local radar
  • Airport insecurity
  • 2 planes collide in Colorado; 3 die
  
  
• Friday February 05, 2010
  • "Why a Six-Hour Flight Now Takes Seven"
  • Grad student accused in Newark airport security breach just wanted to seegirlfriend
  • Coffs airport security test
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  • Much went wrong in Buffalo crash
  • Family misunderstanding behind phony U.S. Marshal incident
  • Meeting scheduled at airport to discuss service
  • Most Arizonans support airport security rules
  • Communication gap led Flight 253 to terminal
  • There is a a huge gap in homeland security at Sky Harbor Airport.
  
  
• Thursday February 04, 2010
  • "Do as I Say, Not as I Do: TSA tells airport to issue badge to convicted felon"
  • Dane County Airport rail stop would be a mistake
  • AirTran Won't Restart Service At Vermont Airport
  • Pilots Criticize Airport Security
  • Ice that fell from airplane crashes through garage roof at home of Nevadacouple
  
  
• Wednesday February 03, 2010
  • NTSB Report On The Crash Of Flight 3407
  • Peeping TSA: Full-body scanners are intrusive
  • South Korea National Pension Service Takes 12 Percent Stake in GatwickAirport
  
  
• Tuesday February 02, 2010
  • Spectators can expect airport-level security at Vancouver-Whistler Games
  • Allegiant switches Orlando airport service
  • Phone threat delays flight at airport
  • Planes with maintenance problems have flown anyway
  • "Airport scanners will soon use radiation to detect explosives and chemicals"
  • "Chicago Granted FAA Extension On Midway Privatization Deadline"
  • "U.S. planning to add 950 airport scanners"
  • "Red Cross: Haiti airport remains major bottleneck"
  
  
• Monday February 01, 2010
  • "FAA Aims To Fine AMR Unit"
  • "Dubai airport freezone registers 30% increase in revenues in 2009"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport safety protocols under fire"
  • "Arrested TSA worker asked girl to be his 'sex slave'"
  • "2 men cited after climbing over fence at LAX"
  • "Debt-Laden Dubai May Spend 'Billions' on Airport Expansion Work"
  
  
• Sunday January 31, 2010
  • "DeCosta leaves accomplishment and controversy behind"
  • "Grand Rapids lures AirTran, hopes to end 'abuse' by legacy carriers"
  • "Taxi deal for Sky Harbor airport challenged in lawsuit"
  • "High airport security may be cutting thefts"
  • "US to help Haiti resume normal airport operations"
  
  
• Saturday January 30, 2010
  • "San Jose airport to close oldest terminal and open new one early"
  
  
• Friday January 29, 2010
  • "Taxi drivers at D/FW Airport to get injunction on natural gas policy"
  • "Steps after Detroit bombing attempt scrutinized"
  • "Big U.S. airport parking firm bankrupt, to be sold"
  • "TSA agent photographed napping on job reassigned"
  
  
• Thursday January 28, 2010
  • U.S. AG blasted over handling of bomb suspect
  • BART airport connector funds veer off track
  • Air Canada to begin flights from Syracuse to Toronto May 17
  • Air Canada Adds Memphis to Toronto Flights
  • SJC gets 5th straight year of safety OK from FAA
  • Vancouver International puts on its Games face
  • Security Notice: GA Security Update
  
  
• Wednesday January 27, 2010
  • Planes Get Too Close on Approach to LAX
  • Invasion of the body scanners
  • Calls renewed for public vote on city airport
  • "Waits at airport security lines help food business take off"
  • "County urges LAWA to give up Palmdale airport"
  • "Albany airport to build military courtesy room"
  • "L.A.-area airports see drop in passenger traffic in 2009"
  
  
• Tuesday January 26, 2010
  • "Sacramento airport terminal project reaches milestone"
  • "Seeking a Place at Airports"
  • "San Francisco airport expected to make WiFi a freebie"
  • "Airport security is a tech-firm gold rush"
  • "Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport chief will step down"
  
  
• Monday January 25, 2010
  • "The Business Case Behind Boston Logan Airport Making Wireless Internet Free"
  • "U.S. Supreme Court: Showing the naughty bits at the airport?"
  • "Higher airport fees ahead after Detroit attempt"
  • "Editorial: SeaTac venture is not a public use"
  • "Keeping birds away from BWI is a multi-pronged attack"
  
  
• Sunday January 24, 2010
  • Two killed when plane crashes near house in western suburbs
  • Powder in airport alert harmless
  • Las Vegas Bound Flight Diverted Due to Unruly Passenger
  
  
• Saturday January 23, 2010
  • Bringing food items on flights can raise eyebrows at security
  • Nepal ramps up airport security
  
  
• Wednesday January 20, 2010
  • Jay Rockefeller Statement on US Airways Flight 2495 Incident at YeagerAirport
  • Congress to look into bomb plot
  • Munich airport reopens after security breach
  • Airport security role questioned
  • Not All Airport Stories are About Security
  • St. Charles woman, pilot die in crash
  • Airport security unlikely to spot many weapons
  • FAA Conducts First Flight Inspection at New Airport
  • Trapped in Haiti by airport security regulations
  • Torrance division of OSI wins Mexican airport security systems contract
  
  
• Monday January 18, 2010
  • Need Airport Security Coordinator Training ?
  • Mind-Reading Systems For Airport Security
  • 3 injured in small-plane crash near Cedar Rapids airport
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• Sunday January 17, 2010
  • The State Aviation Journal is worth the download
  • Training of Airport Screeners Varies Greatly Worldwide
  • Gary/Chicago Airport could get idle bomb detectors
  • Security beefed up at Chennai airport
  • How to Fix Airport Security
  • Airport Security Leadership Still Vacant: Who is Erroll Southers?
  • Local ham operators may soon head to Haiti
  • Is 'Avatar' the answer to our airport security problems?
  
  
• Thursday January 14, 2010
  • Supplies brought in despite Haiti's main airport getting hit
  • Security fails to spot gun at Mont. airport
  • Lapse at Wisconsin airport inexcusable
  • Passenger traffic up at Outagamie County Regional Airport in Greenville
  • Southwest Florida International Airport's anti-bird measures pay off
  • Piscataway man charged in Newark airport security breach weighs legaloptions
  • Experts say cure for airport security breaches lies in better procedures,not harder penalties
  • As bird strikes soar, airport on daily alert
  • Jacksonville airport cleared for space service
  
  
• Wednesday January 13, 2010
  • Saudi posing as pilot arrested at Manila airport
  • Wis. screener retrained for allowing ammo on plane
  • Protests over new US airport security plans
  • Mixed Signals on Airport Scanners
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• Tuesday January 12, 2010
  • The Insanity Called Airport SecurityPaul Hollrah
  • Bird-Plane Strike Incidents Soar Toward 10,000
  
  
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