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  British Airways is latest Domodedovo recruit The British Airways announcement that it will transfer all its Moscow services from Sheremetyevo to Domodedovo Airport from 1 July has given a big boost to the airport. The BA decision recognises the tremendous progress made at the airport by the East Line Group (see Jane's Airport Review, March 2003, page 10), which has invested some US$350 million to turn the airport into the most modern in Russia. 
13-Mar-03 
RELATED ARTICLE:Domodedovo takes Moscow lead Algeria suffers its worst air disaster In the country's worst air disaster, an Air Algerie Boeing 737 has crashed in southern Algeria, killing all but one of the 103 people on board. The flight, which crashed just minutes after take-off from Tamanrasset at about 1545 local time (1445 GMT), was bound for the capital, Algiers, around 1,300km (800 miles) to the north. 06-Mar-03 
SUBSCRIBER LINKS:Air Algerie entry - Jane's World Airlines Boeing 737 entry - Jane's Aircraft Upgrades London Gatwick runway back on the agenda The inclusion of London Gatwick in the UKgovernment's revised South East Regional Airports (SERAS) consultation has received a mixed, but largely positive response. The government has been forced into this U-turn by strong local opposition to the building of a new airport at Cliffe in north Kent. But it now faces the wrath of the population living around the Sussex airport, and will require legislation to overturn the previously agreed moratorium not to build a second runway at Gatwick before 2019. 
 05-Mar-03
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LINK:London Gatwick entry (Jane’s Airports and Handling Agents) US landing fees set to soar With reduced air traffic levels, airport landing fees look set to rise. Jane's Transport Finance finds out why passengers may end up paying more for their tickets.
27-Feb-03 
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ARTICLES:Predictions for 2003 The airline industry and a Middle East conflict The Daegu subway tragedy - was it unavoidable? By the time that the death toll on the Daegu subway had risen to 134, local and national media were already quick to recall previous disasters on mass transit railways in tunnels, but the list they produced showed that tragedies like this are rare.
21-Feb-03 
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ARTICLE:Mass transit safety Winners announced at ATC Maastricht Gala Awards 2003 On 19 February the third annual ATC Maastricht Gala Awards 2003 rewarded the achievements of organisations within the air traffic control (ATC) industry. A prestigious panel of judges from Eurocontrol, the Federal Aviation Authority and Jane’s Airport Review magazine announced the four winning companies: 21-Feb-03
Overloading may have contributed to crash of Iranian transport Bad weather is being cited as the prime cause of Iran’s worst air disaster, in which an Ilyushin Il-76 military transport aircraft crashed in a mountainous region of southeast Iran yesterday evening, killing all 302 people on board. However, a glance at Jane’s reference data suggests that overloading of the aircraft may well have been a contributory factor. 20-Feb-03
SUBSCRIBER LINKS:Il-76 entry, Jane's Aircraft Upgrades Iran entry, Jane's World Air Forces Airport growth on mainland China threatens Hong Kong's strategic role
19-Feb-03
Aircraft lease advisory mandates: money for old rope?
14-Feb-03Mass transit safety
13-Feb-03Army and extra police bolster security at London’s Heathrow Airport
12-Feb-03London Underground Tube derailment injures 30 28-Jan-03 More crashes in Turkish air accident black spots
09-Jan-03US deploys safety tool
07-Jan-03Predictions for 2003
24-Dec-02
United Airlines goes belly-up
19-Dec-02
Jane's Transport Finance editorial: The true meaning of compassion
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