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2 more passengers are arrested
Tribune staff reportersA Chicago-area man was arrested Wednesday after rubbing a plastic knife that came with his meal across his neck during a Continental Airlines flight from Israel, telling authorities later he was only joking with a flight attendant. Elsewhere, the FBI...Tags: Justice System, Defense, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Federal Aviation Administration, California
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Bush to offer aviation plan
Tribune staff reportersPresident Bush is expected to announce in Chicago Thursday an anti-terrorism package that calls for heavily armed National Guard soldiers patrolling the nation's airports, thousands of federal air marshals guarding aircraft cabins and a federal takeover...Tags: Firearms, George W. Bush, Employers, Employees, Defense
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Airports await cuts by United
Denver has been put through a "financial stress test," Dulles International is postponing major projects, and California's two largest airports are braced for several air carriers to battle each other over new passengers as a result of the financial fog...Tags: Washington, DC, Washington (U.S. state), Finance, Texas, Financially Distressed Companies
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United passengers to see fewer flights, smaller jets
Tribune transportation reporterFewer flights to choose from, longer layovers and a greater chance of flying on small jets await United Airlines passengers at O'Hare International Airport as the carrier attempts an inevitable restructuring to survive, experts said Thursday. Over the...Tags: Colorado Springs, Kevin Mitchell, Finance, Wichita (Sedgwick, Kansas), Colorado
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United expands duties of company involved in breach
Tribune staff reportersThe security firm under investigation because its workers allowed weapons to pass through a checkpoint undetected at O'Hare International Airport has been given the added responsibility of conducting a final security check before passengers board United...Tags: George W. Bush, Employees, Defense, Texas, Companies and Corporations
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UAL chief presses Fitzgerald on vote
Tribune transportation reporterThe financial recovery of United Airlines hinges on moving forward with the proposed expansion of O'Hare International Airport, the chairman of the Elk Grove Township-based airline told Sen. Peter Fitzgerald Monday, three days before a key vote in the...Tags: Finance, George Ryan, Peter Fitzgerald, O'Hare International Airport, Illinois
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O'Hare growth faces delay
Tribune transportation reporterTwo days after United Airlines filed for bankruptcy, American Airlines revealed Wednesday it is losing up to $5 million a day and warned that the financial crisis may delay Mayor Richard Daley's proposed 2004 start for new runways at O'Hare...Tags: Finance, Corporate Officers, Financially Distressed Companies, Colorado, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Airlines prepare for daunting task: Restarting system
The unprecedented nationwide grounding of commercial flights in the minutes after Tuesday's terrorist attacks in New York and Washington has left the airline industry with one of the most monumental tasks it has ever faced: getting the country's complex...Tags: Washington (U.S. state), National Security, Defense, Unrest, Conflicts and War, FedEx Corporation
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Dispute over O'Hare gates
United Airlines has lost exclusive rights to its aircraft gates at O'Hare International Airport because the troubled air carrier missed a Dec. 1 deadline to pay $4.2 million in gate leases, attorneys for the City of Chicago argued in federal Bankruptcy...Tags: Contracts, Washington (U.S. state), Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Financially Distressed Companies
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United adding bars to cockpit doors
Tribune staff reportersUnited Airlines said Monday it will immediately begin installing steel reinforcing bars on the cockpit doors of all its aircraft to protect pilots from forced break-ins and to provide a greater sense of security to jittery passengers. Continental...Tags: George W. Bush, Employees, Defense, Health and Safety at Work, Aircraft Hijacking
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Airline is adding to cockpit security
Tribune transportation reporterUnited Airlines said Tuesday it is installing steel barriers that can be quickly fastened across front aisles of planes to protect pilots from attacks when the cockpit door is opened during flight. The voluntary security move, the first by a U.S....Tags: Crimes, National Security, Crime, Law and Justice, Defense, San Francisco
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