Baggage system late, but not lost

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The US Airways' $2.7 million project is scheduled for completion by the end of September 2004 to upgrade its baggage-handling system at Philadelphia International Airport. The upgrade was needed, as last summer thousands of passengers experienced turmoil when thousands of bags missed their flights during a series of breakdowns.

United States, Management dynamics, Airports, flying fields, & services, Airports, Airport Operations, Material Handling Equipment Manufacturing, Construction and Related Machinery, Baggage & Cargo Systems, Management, Company business management, Baggage handling equipment, Philadelphia International Airport

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Center raises money doubts

Article Abstract:

The $636 million expansion of the Convention Center at Philadelphia would increase the center's exhibit space by 59 percent from 440,000 square feet to 700,000 square feet. Critics believe that the costly expansion project could be crippled by labor troubles and in fighting among politicians who control the center's board.

Financial management, Pennsylvania, Finance, Remodeling and renovation, Convention facilities, Convention centers, Company financing, Convention centres

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