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		IATA attacks expensive Sydney Airport The International Air Transport Association has slammed Sydney Airport's owners for making it the ninth most expensive airport in the world.
		Fast airport rail link set to open The new airport rail link between Bangkok's Makkasan station and Suvarnabhumi airport will begin commercial services on Monday (August 30).
		Green light for Bangkok airport expansion The Thai cabinet has approved the long-delayed expansion of Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport at an estimated cost of 62 billion baht (A$2.22 billion).
		Hobart airport $70m DFO still likely A proposed direct factory outlet at Hobart Airport looks set to go ahead, even if the developer Austexx is placed in receivership.
		Qantas trials 'intelligent' check-in Qantas has launched a trial of its all-new Next Generation check-in system at its domestic terminal at Perth Airport.
		Sydney Airport unveils ad screen network Airline passengers passing through Sydney International Airport are about to be confronted with a network of 260 digital TV screens featuring commercial advertising.
		Hong Kong Airport, Citibank promotion Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has partnered with Citibank to offer a range of offers to Citibank Credit/Cobrand cardholders.
		Changi Airports lets passengers slide Airports are no strangers to innovation when it comes to attracting business - but a Changi Airport initiative takes the concept to new heights - quite literally.
		Papeete strike over Air Tahiti Nui, the international airline of French Polynesia, has been advised that the strike by airport workers at Papeete International Airport has ended.
		Sydney terminal upgrade complete Sydney Airport has completed the expansion and upgrade of the departures level of the International Terminal.
		$10m Perth forecourt upgrade completed Major works at the front of Perth Airport’s domestic terminals are now complete with new traffic lanes and undercover walkways open to the public.
		Aircraft noise clampdown welcomed The Federal Government's ban on older noisy jet aircraft at major Australian airports from September 1 has been welcomed by Australia TradeCoast (ATC).
		Qantas schedules extra Europe flights Qantas has scheduled additional flights to Europe to help clear the backlog of passengers stranded by last week's Iceland volcano disruption.
		Airports set to reopen All UK airports have been cleared to reopen overnight, including London Heathrow.
		Melbourne Airport grows further Melbourne Airport's passenger results grew by eight per cent for the third quarter of the 2009/2010 financial year.

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